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Posted Jan 22, '13 at 12:27pm
BlazingZelda
665 posts
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I like my idea even though your is pretty good...
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Posted Jan 22, '13 at 12:28pm
vungi
258 posts
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I just gonna say brothers answer.
ceiling and floor
this riddle is from my country and it's little bit hard to translate it :(
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Posted Jan 22, '13 at 12:29pm
Osumnis
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Wait. The pieces don't HAVE to be the same. Can you could take away gold then give him more?
If so, I have the solution: Cut it three times...into 1/7, 2/7 and 4/7.
Day 1: give him the 1/7. 1/7
Day 2: take back the 1/7 and give him the 2/7. 2/7
Day 3: give him the 1/7 again. 3/7
Day 4: take back both of them and give him the 4/7. 4/7
Day 5: give him the 1/7. 5/7
Day 6: take back the 1/7 and give him the 2/7. 6/7
Day 7: give him the 1/7 again. 7/7
Yes, that is exactly it. Nice job.
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Posted Jan 22, '13 at 12:29pm
BlazingZelda
665 posts
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Eyes? brothers? I don't see how those refer to ceiling and floor...
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Posted Jan 22, '13 at 12:32pm
vungi
258 posts
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like i sayd it's hard to translate it
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Posted Jan 22, '13 at 12:35pm
MattEmAngel
2,661 posts
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Here's an excellent one that will make you think hard, much like the 53 eagles.
Matt takes Amy to a wonderful, classy resteraunt. He has eaten here several times and loves the food. They each have a good time, until, halfway through the meal, Amy throws up. She gets very ill and has to leave the room. Several other people in the resteraunt get sick as well. Nothing was wrong with the food, nor with Amy or anyone else. In fact, she thought it was delicious. She hadn't had an allergic reaction and had no illness before coming here. On top of that, Matt wasn't particularly surprised. Why not?
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Posted Jan 22, '13 at 12:36pm
BlazingZelda
665 posts
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How about...
One is up. The other, down.
They oppose each other yet help achieve the same goal.
One below the sky, the other above the world.
These twins resemble each other, but they have different uses.
what are these two brothers?
That is the way I would have done the Ceiling/floor one.
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Posted Jan 22, '13 at 12:38pm
BlazingZelda
665 posts
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Matt takes Amy to a wonderful, classy resteraunt. He has eaten here several times and loves the food. They each have a good time, until, halfway through the meal, Amy throws up. She gets very ill and has to leave the room. Several other people in the resteraunt get sick as well. Nothing was wrong with the food, nor with Amy or anyone else. In fact, she thought it was delicious. She hadn't had an allergic reaction and had no illness before coming here. On top of that, Matt wasn't particularly surprised. Why not?
The're all cows and have to re-eat they're food?
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Posted Jan 22, '13 at 12:38pm
vungi
258 posts
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somewhere came very bad smell?
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Posted Jan 22, '13 at 12:43pm
thaboss
875 posts
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Matt takes Amy to a wonderful, classy resteraunt. He has eaten here several times and loves the food. They each have a good time, until, halfway through the meal, Amy throws up. She gets very ill and has to leave the room. Several other people in the resteraunt get sick as well. Nothing was wrong with the food, nor with Amy or anyone else. In fact, she thought it was delicious. She hadn't had an allergic reaction and had no illness before coming here. On top of that, Matt wasn't particularly surprised. Why not?
They're eating in the Middle Ages, where eating, then making yourself throw up, then eating again was considered the norm for the noble class.
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