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LB is right, easy with the answer i suppose, try this one,

What word in the english lanuage is nearly always pronounced incorrectly?

And this one,

Why are 1997 pounds worth more than 1996 pounds?

next,

How much dirt is there in a hole measuring 4ft by 3ft by 2.5ft?

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142 views and no answers! you dont like LOGIC quizzes? have another look, use your logics, then it might become clearer to you, 1st right answer, award yourself a drink of your choice, come on posters, its not that difficult!

Posted
LB is right, easy with the answer i suppose, try this one,

What word in the english lanuage is nearly always pronounced incorrectly?

And this one,

Why are 1997 pounds worth more than 1996 pounds?

next,

How much dirt is there in a hole measuring 4ft by 3ft by 2.5ft?

'Lanuage' must be the answer!

Cos there's one pound more in 1997 than 1996!

There's no dirt in any hole - it's a hole!

Any more?

Posted
What word in the english lanuage is nearly always pronounced incorrectly?

The word is "incorrectly"?

Posted
What word in the english lanuage is nearly always pronounced incorrectly?

The word is "incorrectly"?

Please tell, what does "lanuage" mean for us idiots ?? :o

Posted

Perhaps my mispelling of language put some of you off, sorry about that, but all right so far!

try this one,

Can the husband of a widow living north of the Thames legally marry his aunties daughter living south of the Thames?

Posted (edited)

The husband of a widow is dead!

Twenty years ago, a plane is flying at 20,000 feet over Germany. If you will recall, Germany at the time was politically divided into West Germany and East Germany. Anyway, during the flight, TWO of the engines fail. The pilot, realizing that the last remaining engine is also failing, decides on a crash landing procedure. Unfortunately the engine fails before he has time and the plane crashes smack in the middle of "no man's land" between East Germany and West Germany. Where would you bury the survivors - East Germany or West Germany or in "no man's land"?

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Dont think the survivors would like to be buried anywhere just yet :o

A 10ft rope ladder hangs over the side of a boat with the bottom rung at the surface of the water, there is one foot between rungs and the tide goes up at the rate of 6in per hour, How long till 3 rungs are covered?

Posted

Never - the boat rises with the tide.

Here's an old one:

While on my way to St. Ives

I saw a man with 7 wives

Each wife had 7 sacks

Each sack had 7 cats

Each cat had 7 kittens

Kitten, cats, sacks, wives

How many were going to St. Ives?

Posted

Would be just you going to St Ives !!

In the religious heartlands of India, you cannot take a picture of a man with a wooden leg, why not?

Posted

To take over 2nd position would put you in second position!

I saw in the Bangkok Post a few days ago that an archaeologist claimed to have found coins dated 107BC, what are you thoughts on this one?

Posted

Baabaabobo is right of course, how could anybody know about BC before the event!!

A man is building a brick house, 50ft by20ft wide by 10ft tall, each brick is 1 ft long, how many bricks does he need to complete the house?

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Baabaabobo is right of course, how could anybody know about BC before the event!!

A man is building a brick house, 50ft by20ft wide by 10ft tall, each brick is 1 ft long, how many bricks does he need to complete the house?

Not enough info to do this one! Bricks are 1 ft long, assuming they are 1 ft wide as well as tall, ie a 1 foot cube, the answer would be 1360 bricks. But this seems too easy!

ps Also, does the house have no windows and doors? :o

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A man is building a brick house, 50ft by20ft wide by 10ft tall, each brick is 1 ft long, how many bricks does he need to complete the house?

Only one ... the final one? Only the last one completes the house, right?

Posted
A man is building a brick house, 50ft by20ft wide by 10ft tall, each brick is 1 ft long, how many bricks does he need to complete the house?

Only one ... the final one? Only the last one completes the house, right?

Oh Yeah, well how many roofing tiles? :o

Posted

Spot on Wpcoe, just the last brick will complete the house whatever the size of brick ect,

Mr and Mrs Smith have 6 daughters and each daughter has one brother, how many people in the family?

Posted

Kojac is right,

Two planes leave Chicago and New York at the same time,Assume a 1000 mile distance,The eastbound plane travels at 240 MPH but due to head winds the west bound plane can only make 80 MPH, when they meet, which is nearest to Chicago?

Lots of info here, but can you suss it?

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At the time they meet, they are both the same distance from Chicago.

Or the bits resulting from the mid-air are approximately the same distance from Chicago :o

Actually if they meet nose to nose then the eastbound plane will be slightly closer, for a few milliseconds anyway.

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