Hmmmmm.......I have no clue.
Mind Boggler: Can You Figure It Out?
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It's a large bridge. By the time the truck reaches the halfway point, the weight of the bird in fuel has already been expanded, prior to it moving onto the bridge, or whilst it is on it.
I love these Lateral thinking things. ^.^
I demand more, now I've solved this one.
Edit: Damn, someone beat me to it...
I'm thinking this has something to do with the middle switch. If the bulbs can't be in order, then, they can't be in their original places, and they can't be in the place of the switch you turn on. There's only one place they can be...
I'll figure it out eventually...
OK, got it.
Switches
<A> <B> <C>
Lights
(A) (B) (C)
Let's say we switch on switch B. For arguements sake, it turns on Bulb A. That means that, as switch C cannot connect to bulb C, it connect to bulb B, and switch A to bulb C.
If B turns on C, it's the same thing, reversed.
However, this depends on the bulbs not being able to connect to their corrosponding number. If it's not like that...I'm screwed.
I love these Lateral thinking things. ^.^
I demand more, now I've solved this one.
Edit: Damn, someone beat me to it...
I'm thinking this has something to do with the middle switch. If the bulbs can't be in order, then, they can't be in their original places, and they can't be in the place of the switch you turn on. There's only one place they can be...
I'll figure it out eventually...
OK, got it.
Switches
<A> <B> <C>
Lights
(A) (B) (C)
Let's say we switch on switch B. For arguements sake, it turns on Bulb A. That means that, as switch C cannot connect to bulb C, it connect to bulb B, and switch A to bulb C.
If B turns on C, it's the same thing, reversed.
However, this depends on the bulbs not being able to connect to their corrosponding number. If it's not like that...I'm screwed.
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^Well, they actually could be to their corresponding switch, and then the other two flipped around. So, you're wrong.
You guys haven't gotten the key figure yet. Search my post, it's there.
You guys haven't gotten the key figure yet. Search my post, it's there.
Switch a: YOu turn it on. Thirty minutes later you turn it off. The bulb is hot.
Switch B: You turn it on after you turned off switch A
Switch C: Stays of
Warm Bulb: Switch A
Active bulb: Switch B
Off bulb: Switch C
Switch B: You turn it on after you turned off switch A
Switch C: Stays of
Warm Bulb: Switch A
Active bulb: Switch B
Off bulb: Switch C
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Uhhh you turn the switches on and see what light turns on when you hit the switch
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Puddle got it! Yay!!!!!!!1
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How do you know that is the answer, hmmmm?
Puddle IS right!! Domonic PM'd me the answer. Ask him if you don't believe.
Now i'll give it a shot.
I'd say this is pretty simple too.
There's a really short man (about 22cm tall)
He lives in flat, on the top floor.
Every day, when he comes home from work in the evening, he takes the elivator to the third floor, then he takes the stairs the rest of the way until he gets to his floor.
When its raining outside, he takes the elivator all the way up to the top floor.
Why?
Now i'll give it a shot.
I'd say this is pretty simple too.
There's a really short man (about 22cm tall)
He lives in flat, on the top floor.
Every day, when he comes home from work in the evening, he takes the elivator to the third floor, then he takes the stairs the rest of the way until he gets to his floor.
When its raining outside, he takes the elivator all the way up to the top floor.
Why?
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His floor was flooded.....?
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How many floors are in this building? Or is that irrelevant of the answer?
It doesn't have anything to do with how many floors there are (Still, lets just say there are about 12 floors)
I'll give a hint if no one gets it
I'll give a hint if no one gets it
Umbrella :3 When it's raining he can use the umbrella to hit the buttons he needs.
I know I'm right. I'm always right! AHA ... exept when I'm wrong ofcourse
Is it because he left the window open in his appartment and thus its raining in?
Puddle Jumper: You are apsolutely WRONG!!
Baka Ushi: You are absolutly RIGHT!!
Well done Baka, it was pretty simple anyway
Baka Ushi: You are absolutly RIGHT!!
Well done Baka, it was pretty simple anyway
ok let me try one, i don't know if this ones hard but i like this thread and want to keep it going.so here it goes:
A guys drives a guy car into a hotel and pays the owner, then drives off.
Why did he do it?
P.S. theres only one answer to this.
A guys drives a guy car into a hotel and pays the owner, then drives off.
Why did he do it?
P.S. theres only one answer to this.
Really, he crashed into the hotel. When you said "drives into", you literally mean he drives his car through the wall and into the hotel. He pays the owner for the damage done, then leaves.
My bad, let me reword that. "a guy drives in to a hotel parking lot. and he pays the owner and drives off." okay is that better?
P.S.S. deeman is wrong
he pays the owner for his car
(just a guess)
(just a guess)
nope, you are wrong, come on people. ill start giving hints if no-one can get it.
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