Well done to Greg, Rob, Nicck, Paul, and Burge. Burge is right with the 100 cents in a rand. That's all of them except we haven't quite solved number 32 with the bit in brackets:
70 = 3 S Y and T (BA)
70 is three score years and ten (??)
That was the only bit I never worked out either. "By age" ??? Anyone got a better idea?
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Quite right Burge!On 2002-07-26 13:18, Burge wrote:
Cousin,
All the others are a specific sex and cousin could be male or female?
Burge
How about this:
Henry VIII gave his wife a bottomless container with the instruction she was only to keep flesh, blood and bone in. What was she given?
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A crown/coronet then. And a hat still has no bottom whether it's upside down or not. If you put a car on its roof, it's still the roof, not the floorpan.
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No.
How about this...
3 Mountaineers are climbing a mountain. They reach the summit and upon arriving are dismayed to find a cabin with 3 frozen bodies inside. Since these mountaineers are the first people to climb to the summit of this particular mountain, how can this be?
How about this...
3 Mountaineers are climbing a mountain. They reach the summit and upon arriving are dismayed to find a cabin with 3 frozen bodies inside. Since these mountaineers are the first people to climb to the summit of this particular mountain, how can this be?
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damn your eyes Rob!!!
how about this then:
You are in a concrete room. There is a steel pipe 25 centimetres in length cemented into the centre of the concrete floor. The pipe protrudes 15 centimetres. a ping-pong ball is dropped down the pipe. There is a fraction of a centimetre clearance around the ping-pong ball and the pipe. Your task is to get the ping-pong ball out of the steel pipe undamaged. The only items that are available are a wooden ruler, a ball of string, a pocket mirror, a paper clip and a small magnet. Since nothing else is allowed into the room, how could you get the plastic ping-pong ball out of the steel pipe?
how about this then:
You are in a concrete room. There is a steel pipe 25 centimetres in length cemented into the centre of the concrete floor. The pipe protrudes 15 centimetres. a ping-pong ball is dropped down the pipe. There is a fraction of a centimetre clearance around the ping-pong ball and the pipe. Your task is to get the ping-pong ball out of the steel pipe undamaged. The only items that are available are a wooden ruler, a ball of string, a pocket mirror, a paper clip and a small magnet. Since nothing else is allowed into the room, how could you get the plastic ping-pong ball out of the steel pipe?
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