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| | | From: Sunnyside (Original Message) | Sent: 7/19/2004 5:01 PM |
Each question below contains the initials of words that will make it correct. Find the missing words. Copy and paste the last message in this thread in order to add your answer. Example: 16 = O. in a P. (Ounces in a Pound) - 26 = L. of the A.
- 7 = W. of the A.W.
- 1001 = A. N.
- 12 = S. of the Z.
- 54 = C. in a D. (with the J.s)
- 9 = P. in the S. S.
- 88 = P. K.
- 13 = S. on the A. F.
- 32 = D. F. at which W. F.
- 18 = H. on a G. C.
- 90 = D. in a R. A.
- 200 = D. for P.G. in M.
- 8 = S. on a S. S.
- 3 = B. M. (S. H. T. R.)
- 4 = Q. in a G.
- 24 = H. in a D.
- 1 = W. on a U.
- 5 = D. in a Z. C.
- 57 = H. V.
- 11 = P. on a F. T.
- 1000 = W. that a P. is W.
- 29 = D. in F. in a L. Y.
- 64 = S. on a C.
- 40 = D. and N. of the G. F.
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On my way to the fair, I met 7 jugglers and a bear, every juggler had 6 cats, every cat had 5 rats, every rat had 4 houses, every house had 3 mouses, every mouse had 2 louses, every louse had a spouse. How many in all are going to the fair? A: 1...just you A man left home running. He ran a ways and then turned left, ran the same distance and turned left again, ran the same distance and turned left again. When he got home there were two masked men. Who were they? A: The umpire and catcher That attorney is my brother, testified the accountant. But the attorney testified he didn't have a brother. Who is lying? A: neither....the accountant is the attorney's sister |
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There was an airplane crash, every single person died, but two people survived. How is this possible? The 2 survivors were married. Before Mount Everest was discovered, what was the highest mountain in the world? Mt. Everest You have a dime and a dollar, you buy a dog and a collar, the dog is a dollar more then the collar, how much is the collar? Free with the purchase of the dog.
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You have a dime and a dollar, you buy a dog and a collar, the dog is a dollar more then the collar, how much is the collar? A dime? |
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You have a dime and a dollar, you buy a dog and and a collar, the dog is a dollar more than the collar, how much is the collar? A nickle. I thought maybe it was a trick question, since it didn't say you SPENT a dime and a dollar (chuckling quietly at my own foolishness). John |
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| That's good reasoning. I like that |
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| | From:  LoLo112 | Sent: 7/26/2004 5:46 PM |
OK, John, you got it that time! There's only one more... How far can you walk into the woods? |
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How far can you walk into the woods? Hmmm....How about halfway, cause after that you'll be walking OUT of the woods. |
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Damn, that John sure is smart!  |
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LoLo, I'm willing to keep going. I prefer these types of games myself. Thanks CindiLou. It kind of pisses my mother off that I frittered away my high school years instead of using my intelligence. Now though, my head is just full of useless little tidbits. Ah well, that's life. |
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yes those are fun if i find some ill post them |
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| | | From: LoLo112 | Sent: 5/23/2005 6:27 PM |
Each pair of hints below relates to two words. One of the words is the other one spelled backward. What are the ten word pairs?
Example: married, moisture
Answer: wed, dew
1. light source, rodents
2. dwell, wicked
3. retain, sneaking look
4. weapons, tight fit
5. portion, catching device
6. prize, furniture compartment
7. drinking aid, skin blemishes
8. stopper, big swallow
9. implement, stolen goods
10. precinct, illustrate |
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1. star, rats 2. live, evil 3. keep, peek 4. guns, snug 5. part, trap 6. reward, drawer 7. straw, warts 8. plug, gulp 9. tool, loot 10. ward, draw |
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