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I have a lateral thinking puzzle book here right beside me, waiting to be opened. Will you dare to take the book on?
Here we go. I'll choose THREE puzzles from the book to start off with. You game?
A) What do you put on the table, cut and then pass around, but never actually eat?
B) I'm inside, halfway up a building that has no windows or balconies, yet I've got an incredible view of the city around me. What sort of building am I in?
C) I had to meet an Australian, an American and a South African at the airport. One of them was called Bruce, and I identified him immediately, despite never having met any of them before. How?
Well, no doubt I've strained your brains with these little beauties. Work hard. The answers will be announced at 6:00, just the same as the BFG's.
Whoever answers the puzzles correctly gets a good pat on the back. And hopefully there will be 'Knowabales' or something...
> okay try this...
a man walked out of a club, he walked straight
> through the carpark and got into his black car without the help of
> any artificial light like flashlights or streetlights.
can u work
> it out?
>yeah nice one it was daytime!
heres some more:
1) what happens once every minute, twice every moment but never in a thousand years?
2) imagine a ship at anchor, over the side hangs a rope ladder with rungs 1 foot apart, six of the rungs are above the surface of the water, if the tide rises 3 feet how many rungs will be above the water?
or
It was day.
or
It was night and the moon lit up the car park.
or
There was a trail of fireflies leading strangely to his car at night.
or
He was a bat.
or
He used a candle. Fire isn't artificial light.
or
He remembered exactly where it was and used his noggin.
> okay try this...
a man walked out of a club, he walked straight
> through the carpark and got into his black car without the help of
> any artificial light like flashlights or streetlights.
can u work
> it out?
The moon lit up the car park?
A) What do you put on the table, cut and then pass around, but never actually eat?
A deck of cards. Easy that one.
B) I'm inside, halfway up a building that has no windows or balconies, yet I've got an incredible view of the city around me. What sort of building am I in?
The Eiffel Tower
C) I had to meet an Australian, an American and a South African at the airport. One of them was called Bruce, and I identified him immediately, despite never having met any of them before. How?
He had a nametag?
> Gaming Boy wrote:
> I wonder how long it will be before someone
> gives the correct answer
> to this:
How many S's in
> 007?
there are none
Actually, there is one:
Double o Seven
_________^
Alternatively, he was a bat. Who could drive.
Or an owl.
> Dan.... the most wanted man.... can I collect the reward.... I know
> where he lives!!
D'oh! But wait.... i know what town you live in, your name, your age, vaguely what you look like.... (how many scousers do you think there are in Suffolk?)
Hehe - its time to send the boys round!
(unless you've been lying and you're really a 6ft lesbian housewife from Hull)