Riddles

[Jay-qu]

Originally Posted by Infy

How do you keep a blonde busy?

give her a pack of M&M's and tell them to sort the W's from the M's

Note: isnt it interesting that bigdog automattically assumed the blonde was a girl sterotypes

[ronthepon]

Tell her to collect some sea foam?

Send her to a rehabilitation center?

Considering its a blonde(and I am not prejudiced againt their intellegence) we can have them dyeing their hair every second to completely remove the possiblity of them being blonde and still keep them busy?

Etc.

Poof.

[infamous]

Very good answers Jay-qu, and ronthepon, however, BigDog had the answer I was looking for: Put them in a round room and tell them to sit in the corner. You'll notice I gave this answer in the gender nonspecific method so as to escape any hostile sexist rebukes..........................Infy

[Jay-qu]

Originally Posted by infamous

You'll notice I gave this answer in the gender nonspecific method so as to escape any hostile sexist rebukes..........................Infy

because here at hypography we live by the motto - "Science for everybody"

[Buffy]

I am not listening to this thread anyway!

Rachael Donohue-like,
Buffy

[Jay-qu]

buffy why is the H (and maybe also the y) in the word Hypography in your sig in italics?

heres a riddle to tickle your noodle:

A train breaks down 1 hour after starting its journey. Repair takes a 1/2 hour, but the train can only continue at 1/2 speed and arrives 2 hours late. If the delay was 100km further in the journey, it would have been 1 hour late. What is the total journey distance?

[Turtle]

Originally Posted by Jay-qu

heres a riddle to tickle your noodle:

A train breaks down 1 hour after starting its journey. Repair takes a 1/2 hour, but the train can only continue at 1/2 speed and arrives 2 hours late. If the delay was 100km further in the journey, it would have been 1 hour late. What is the total journey distance?

Answer: When is a riddle not a riddle?; when its a math problem.

[infamous]

Originally Posted by Turtle

Answer: When is a riddle not a riddle?; when its a math problem.

When a math geek writes it.............Just havin a little fun there Jay-qu.................Infy

[Jay-qu]

Its ok I am a math geek, so my mates tell me anyway

well this one is a little less math like:

If a brick is 1kg and half a brick heavy, how heavy is one brick?

[TheBigDog]

Originally Posted by Jay-qu

Its ok I am a math geek, so my mates tell me anyway

well this one is a little less math like:

If a brick is 1kg and half a brick heavy, how heavy is one brick?

1kg. Or twice "heavy". KG = 2 * heavy