Riddle me this.....

catwoman?


its hard to guess this stuff....because my english isnt good enough tho....




riddle this


what has 2 thumbs a funny voice and doesnt give a sh*t
(the word sh+t is a part of the riddle so dont take it wrong)

sorry wrong..........:(
 
catwoman?


its hard to guess this stuff....because my english isnt good enough tho....




riddle this


what has 2 thumbs a funny voice and doesnt give a sh*t
(the word sh+t is a part of the riddle so dont take it wrong)


DrBlac0?
 
catwoman?


its hard to guess this stuff....because my english isnt good enough tho....




riddle this


what has 2 thumbs a funny voice and doesnt give a sh*t
(the word sh+t is a part of the riddle so dont take it wrong)

This guy?
 
Let the 12-cup be A(12)
7-cup be B(0).
4-cup be C(0).

Use A to fill B, leaving A(5), B(7).
Use B to fill C, leaving B(2), C(5).

Dump C into a, leaving A(10), C(0).
Dump B into C, leaving B(0), C(2).

Use A to fill B, leaving A(3), B(7).
Use B to fill C, leaving B(4), C(5).

Dump C into A, leaving C(0), A(8),
Dump B into C, leaving B(0), C(4).

Use A to fill B, leaving A(1), B(7).
Use B to fill C, leaving B(6), C(5).

Finally, dump C into A, leaving C(0), A(6), B(6).


Hope that was clearly enough said. xD

That was perfectly clear - nice work!! :thumbup1:


Here's another:

An evil wizard became angry at four brothers, so he turned one into a pig, one into a donkey, one into a camel, and one into a goat. Using the information below, can you find out what each of the brothers became?

1. Alex didn't become a pig, and he wasn't a goat.
2. Ben wasn't a camel, and he wasn't a pig.
3. If Alex was not a camel, Chris was not a pig.
4. Dan didn't become a goat, and he was not a pig.
5. Chris was not a goat, nor was he a camel.
 
Here are the animals-Pig, donkey, camel, goat.

Now here are the brothers and what they didn't become
Alex-pig, goat,camel
Ben-camel, pig
Chris-pig,goat, camel
Dan-goat, pig
number 3 told us that if Alex WASN'T a camel, Chris wouldn't be a pig, since Alex is a donkey, this rules out the two brothers having the same animals in their name.


Dan is the camel
Ben is the goat
Chris is the pig
Alex is the donkey.
 
Here are the animals-Pig, donkey, camel, goat.

Now here are the brothers and what they didn't become
Alex-pig, goat,camel
Ben-camel, pig
Chris-pig,goat, camel
Dan-goat, pig
number 3 told us that if Alex WASN'T a camel, Chris wouldn't be a pig, since Alex is a donkey, this rules out the two brothers having the same animals in their name.


Dan is the camel
Ben is the goat
Chris is the pig
Alex is the donkey.

Nope - sorry.
 
Alex: Camel
Ben: Goat
Dan: Donkey
Chris: Pig

Right you are!

Now, three of the brothers were burdened with supplies for the town. They carried either kegs of oil or drums of dates.

1. If the donkey carried dates, then the goat carried oil.
2. If the donkey carried oil, then the camel carried dates.
3. If the goat carried dates, then the camel carried oil.

Chris gets off easy. :)

Whose burden(s) do we know for certain?
 
Donkey carries dates.
Goat carries oil.
Camel carries dates.


Reasoning.

If 1. is false, that would mean donkey carries oil, making 2. true, and goat carrying dates, making 3. true as well, BUT the burden for the camel in 2. and 3. contradict. Therefor, 1. must be true, making 2. and 3. false.
 
Close, Jawneh. With three animals, there are 8 possible combinations of who is carrying what:

o=oil
d=dates

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Donkey: o o o o d d d d
Goat: o o d d o o d d
Camel: o d o d o d o d


From there, look and see which combinations are contradicted by the information given. Then look at the possible combinations to see what each animal is carrying.


Rahr - looks like the spaces don't come over for some reason. Line up the numbers with the o's and d's, into columns. Sorry!! :(
 
Yeah, that sounds about right.


I got one.

Say three different days that come in a row without using the words Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday or Sunday.
 
Yeah, that sounds about right.


I got one.

Say three different days that come in a row without using the words Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday or Sunday.


" Yesterday.....today...tomorrow "?
 
What question can you never answer "yes" to?

Which is correct to say, "The yolk of the egg are white?" or "The yolk of the egg is white?"
 
Answer: The wizard brought the rosebush to her home at night and returned her to the garden in the morning. Therefore, she was the only plant without dew. :thumbup:

Or the freshly dug up and replanted and dug up and replanted, etc..., rose bush.... I never liked that riddle; there's no dew on a Las Vegas summer morning! :P

cg
 

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