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Mary's mother had 5 daughters, sulu, sala, sele, solo and one other. What was the other called
a) Sule
b) Sili
c) Selo
d) Mary
e) Silo
If you have 4 apples and an orange then you trade 2 of your apples for 3 coconuts but then swap 2 of the coconuts and 1 of your remaining apples for 12 pineapples and give half of your pineapples away in return for 4 strawberries and 6 grapes. If you then traded half your grapes and three quarters of your strawberries for 20 raisins but had to give one third of them away, how many oranges would you have?
What am I? [Riddle]
I am greater than God and more evil than the devil
I am the cause of hunger
I am the wage of a person without a job
Post your answers and lets see who the fools are....
a) Sule
b) Sili
c) Selo
d) Mary
e) Silo
If you have 4 apples and an orange then you trade 2 of your apples for 3 coconuts but then swap 2 of the coconuts and 1 of your remaining apples for 12 pineapples and give half of your pineapples away in return for 4 strawberries and 6 grapes. If you then traded half your grapes and three quarters of your strawberries for 20 raisins but had to give one third of them away, how many oranges would you have?
What am I? [Riddle]
I am greater than God and more evil than the devil
I am the cause of hunger
I am the wage of a person without a job
Post your answers and lets see who the fools are....
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(By the way Kyz, I aven't seen any answers yet (assuming you've put any.)
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Mary's mother had 5 daughters, sulu, sala, sele, solo and one other.
What was the other called
ANSWER: d) Mary
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If you have 4 apples and an orange then you trade 2 of your apples for 3 coconuts but then swap 2 of the coconuts and 1 of your remaining apples for 12 pineapples and give half of your pineapples away in return for 4 strawberries and 6 grapes. If you then traded half your grapes and three quarters of your strawberries for 20 raisins but had to give one third of them away, how many oranges would you have?
ANSWER: I'm a bit pizzed now, and this Question has just gone WAY over my head.
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What am I? [Riddle]
I am greater than God and more evil than the devil
I am the cause of hunger
I am the wage of a person without a job
ANSWER: The taxman? :?
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Mary's mother had 5 daughters, sulu, sala, sele, solo and one other.
What was the other called
ANSWER: d) Mary
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If you have 4 apples and an orange then you trade 2 of your apples for 3 coconuts but then swap 2 of the coconuts and 1 of your remaining apples for 12 pineapples and give half of your pineapples away in return for 4 strawberries and 6 grapes. If you then traded half your grapes and three quarters of your strawberries for 20 raisins but had to give one third of them away, how many oranges would you have?
ANSWER: I'm a bit pizzed now, and this Question has just gone WAY over my head.
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What am I? [Riddle]
I am greater than God and more evil than the devil
I am the cause of hunger
I am the wage of a person without a job
ANSWER: The taxman? :?
maddmun wrote:
> Too scared to answer? Or have I just not refreshed the page recently?
scared of what?
> Too scared to answer? Or have I just not refreshed the page recently?
scared of what?
Shadow Knight wrote:
> maddmun wrote:
> Shadow Knight wrote:
>
>
> Wait, I said 17 minutes, I meant 15, I think.
>
> your taking the p*ss arn't you
No. Want the answer?
> maddmun wrote:
> Shadow Knight wrote:
>
>
> Wait, I said 17 minutes, I meant 15, I think.
>
> your taking the p*ss arn't you
No. Want the answer?
Too scared to answer? Or have I just not refreshed the page recently?
maddmun wrote:
> Shadow Knight wrote:
>
> Wait, I said 17 minutes, I meant 15, I think.
your taking the p*ss arn't you
> Shadow Knight wrote:
>
> Wait, I said 17 minutes, I meant 15, I think.
your taking the p*ss arn't you
Shadow Knight wrote:
> person 1 and 4 go across
> person 1 goes back with torch
> person 1 and 3 go across
> person 1 goes back with torch
> person 1 and person 2 go across
Wait, I said 17 minutes, I meant 15, I think.
> person 1 and 4 go across
> person 1 goes back with torch
> person 1 and 3 go across
> person 1 goes back with torch
> person 1 and person 2 go across
Wait, I said 17 minutes, I meant 15, I think.
maddmun wrote:
>
> But it's possible to whisper REALLY loud, AND, in a room which will
> echo it very loud as it can magnify the sound
>
> *Realises how much rubbish that is*
don't get technicle :P
>
> But it's possible to whisper REALLY loud, AND, in a room which will
> echo it very loud as it can magnify the sound
>
> *Realises how much rubbish that is*
don't get technicle :P
Azul wrote:
> I'll only explain the last line.
>
> A whisper is the death of me.
>
> If you whisper, there is no echo....
>
> Myes.
But it's possible to whisper REALLY loud, AND, in a room which will echo it very loud as it can magnify the sound
*Realises how much rubbish that is*
> I'll only explain the last line.
>
> A whisper is the death of me.
>
> If you whisper, there is no echo....
>
> Myes.
But it's possible to whisper REALLY loud, AND, in a room which will echo it very loud as it can magnify the sound
*Realises how much rubbish that is*
I think they have something to do with Caeser.
Or mayeb not.
Or mayeb not.
maddmun wrote:
>
> 4 People are out in the middle of a large countryside.
> They need to cross a rickety rope bridge, but when they shine your
> torch around the entrance, they see a sign, stating the bridges expiry
> date (When it will collapse when walked upon), which just happens to
> be in 17 minutes.
> It also states that it can only hold 201 kilograms of weight at a
> time, and they all happen to weigh 100 kilograms each. This means that
> only two people can cross at a time.
> Being out in the middle of the countryside, they can't see anything
> except what they can see from the light of their single torch.
> This means that someone will have to return with the torch after
> crossing, so that two more can cross.
> THey must cross at the speed of the slower person, so that both get
> the advantage of the torch.
>
> The times that each take to cross the bridge are as follows:
>
> Person 1 : 1 minute.
> Person 2 : 2 minutes.
> Person 3 : 5 minutes.
> Person 4 : 8 minutes.
>
> THey make it across the bridge on time.
>
> What order do they go in?
person 1 and 4 go across
person 1 goes back with torch
person 1 and 3 go across
person 1 goes back with torch
person 1 and person 2 go across
>
> 4 People are out in the middle of a large countryside.
> They need to cross a rickety rope bridge, but when they shine your
> torch around the entrance, they see a sign, stating the bridges expiry
> date (When it will collapse when walked upon), which just happens to
> be in 17 minutes.
> It also states that it can only hold 201 kilograms of weight at a
> time, and they all happen to weigh 100 kilograms each. This means that
> only two people can cross at a time.
> Being out in the middle of the countryside, they can't see anything
> except what they can see from the light of their single torch.
> This means that someone will have to return with the torch after
> crossing, so that two more can cross.
> THey must cross at the speed of the slower person, so that both get
> the advantage of the torch.
>
> The times that each take to cross the bridge are as follows:
>
> Person 1 : 1 minute.
> Person 2 : 2 minutes.
> Person 3 : 5 minutes.
> Person 4 : 8 minutes.
>
> THey make it across the bridge on time.
>
> What order do they go in?
person 1 and 4 go across
person 1 goes back with torch
person 1 and 3 go across
person 1 goes back with torch
person 1 and person 2 go across
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