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[s] munchingfoo wrote on 16:26, 17th May 2003: sorry, I had posted 1, but then I realised I was wrong. I read your thread and I believe B's logic is flawed. If he knows A has 4(being equaly, if not more inteligent than A) then the number of apples between BC and D must therefore be 7. He wouldn't th...

[s] Neferet wrote on 16:10, 17th May 2003: We are very little creatures; all of us have different features. One of us in glass is set; one of us you'll find in jet. Another you may see in tin, and a fourth is boxed within. If the fifth you should pursue, it can never fly from you. ... and sometimes ...

Apples ... still?

[s]munchingfoo wrote on 16:06, 17th May 2003:

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This has already been explained. I think the reasoning holds, but check back up the thread.

[s]Wong wrote on 15:57, 17th May 2003:
This one annoyed me for ages:

What can be false but never true,
sometimes filled but never emptied?

[hr]Cause I'm a Watcher - the Watcher in the Sky
My soul has drowned in the tears I cannot cry


Teeth ?

[s]Neferet wrote on 15:59, 17th May 2003:
It was an iron bar...boom boom?




Yes ... ah, the old ones are often said by some people to be slightly superior to the newer creations with which we may be presented from time to time.

[s]niall wrote on 15:50, 17th May 2003:
he had the hic-ups

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No, sorry - that's the answer to a different problem.

A man wanting a drink walked into a bar. Before he could say anything he was knocked out - why?

He who makes it does not use it,
He who buys it does not need it,
He who uses it does not know it.
What?

[s] Mr Comedy wrote on 13:08, 17th May 2003: [s] James wrote on 12:59, 17th May 2003: [i] Which 6 US Presidents aren't buried on (or under!) American soil? the six that haven't died yet [/i] Aww - answering the easy way, without actually saying who ... Ford, Carter, Regan, Bush I, Clinton, Bush II (...

Which 6 US Presidents aren't buried on (or under!) American soil?

What is it that gets wetter as it dries?

I'm currently taking breaks by visiting the "Riddles" and "Logic Problems" threads.

Well I was thinking "river" rather than simply water, but who cares?

[s]Pin Cushion Queen wrote on 15:43, 15th May 2003:
He was a window cleaner and lept into the building?




Sorted.

[s]Emma wrote on 18:34, 14th May 2003:
One for lovers of classic children's books;

A houseful, a holeful
But you cannot carry a bowlful


AIR?

And now ...

Long and lanky, deaf and dumb, has no legs but yet can run. What is it?

A man stood looking through a window on the 6th floor of an office block. Suddenly he opened the window and leapt through it. It was a sheer drop outside the window to the ground. The man didn't have a parachute, or land on any special soft surface, or anything like that. He wasn't hurt - explain.

Two brothers, born on the same day in the same year to the same two parents, the biological sons of those parents ... they aren't twins, explain ... I'm betting this will be solved soon!

[s] niall wrote on 12:47, 15th May 2003: because he asked the then king (james i think) for 18 square inches anywhere in England for his grave, king agreed so he was burried in poets corner in westminster abbey. [hr]do you have a tastyspoon? http://www.tastyspoon.com/forum Go to the top of the class.

[s]niall wrote on 12:44, 15th May 2003:
his grave was only eighteen square inches.

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Yes ... Why?