This guy is sitting in a restaurant and has twelve tooth picks on the table. He uses one to clean his teeth and then had nine in front of him. Why?
He is with 2 other people who both used one too?
Nope, keep trying.
Was he realy realy bored and spelt out the word 'NINE' with the 11 remaining toothpicks? If so he needs to stop dining alone.
Winner... I suspect google might have helped you ;)
Nope, simply wasted my afternoon pondering it. Got some strips of paper and tried making it fit in roman numerals first! Ok heres one I quite like, if a little odd:
Police call off a massive search after Americas most wanted man is found dead a forest in Europe. He's deep in snow, with no tracks leading to or from the body. The body has an unopened backpack on. Autopsy rules out murder or suicicde. Upon opening the backpack it becomes immedietly obvious how he died.
Police call off a massive search after Americas most wanted man is found dead a forest in Europe. He's deep in snow, with no tracks leading to or from the body. The body has an unopened backpack on. Autopsy rules out murder or suicicde. Upon opening the backpack it becomes immedietly obvious how he died. What was in the backpack?
Police call off a massive search after Americas most wanted man is found dead a forest in Europe. He's deep in snow, with no tracks leading to or from the body. The body has an unopened backpack on. Autopsy rules out murder or suicicde. Upon opening the backpack it becomes immedietly obvious how he died.
Police call off a massive search after Americas most wanted man is found dead a forest in Europe. He's deep in snow, with no tracks leading to or from the body. The body has an unopened backpack on. Autopsy rules out murder or suicicde. Upon opening the backpack it becomes immedietly obvious how he died. What was in the backpack?
3 brothers on a trip stop at a motel late at night to spend the night. It's not high-class, it's only $30 a night for the room. They each pay $10 and head up to their room.
The motel owner notices that he only should've charged them $25 for the room, hands $5 to his kid and sends him after the guests.
On the way up the kid puts $2 in his pocket and hands $3 to the brothers, who each pocket $1 back into their wallet.
Each brother paid $9, making $27, and the kid has $2 in his pocket. What happened to the missing dollar ?
3 brothers on a trip stop at a motel late at night to spend the night. It's not high-class, it's only $30 a night for the room. They each pay $10 and head up to their room. The motel owner notices that he only should've charged them $25 for the room, hands $5 to his kid and sends him after the guests. On the way up the kid puts $2 in his pocket and hands $3 to the brothers, who each pocket $1 back into their wallet. Each brother paid $9, making $27, and the kid has $2 in his pocket. What happened to the missing dollar ?
It didn't go anywhere. The brothers effectively paid $27 for 25 room giving the boy $2...
There is no missing dollar, they paid $27 dollars, $25 for the room and $2 to the kid.
The Pope has it but he does not use it.
Your father has it but your mother uses it.
Nuns do not need it.
Arnold Schwarzenegger has a big one,
Michael J. Fox's is quite small.
What is it?
Police call off a massive search after Americas most wanted man is found dead a forest in Europe. He's deep in snow, with no tracks leading to or from the body. The body has an unopened backpack on. Autopsy rules out murder or suicicde. Upon opening the backpack it becomes immedietly obvious how he died. What was in the backpack?
The Pope has it but he does not use it. Your father has it but your mother uses it. Nuns do not need it. Arnold Schwarzenegger has a big one, Michael J. Fox's is quite small. What is it?
The Pope has it but he does not use it.
Your father has it but your mother uses it.
Nuns do not need it.
Arnold Schwarzenegger has a big one,
Michael J. Fox's is quite small.
What is it?
This one makes me chuckle. Probably wont work in a forum, its better spoken, but its one to get your mates with. Which of these is correct; 'Nine and five are thirteen' or 'nine and five is thirteen'?
Hm, neither as they're actually both 14.
Yup. Another one that only works when spoke you can always get someone with goes:
You drive a train with 20 people on it from X to X. Then make up a load of stops saying how many people get on and off. People are obviously keeping track of passengers assuming its a math question. Finish it with 'what was the drivers name'. Generates some seriously confused looks.
Every morning a man gets up, gets dressed, has breakfast, and goes to work. The man works on the 84th floor, he takes the elevator to floor 4 and then walks the rest of the way up the stairs to the 84th floor. The security guard notices the man does this everyday.
Every morning a man gets up, gets dressed, has breakfast, and goes to work. The man works on the 84th floor, he takes the elevator to floor 4 and then walks the rest of the way up the stairs to the 84th floor. The security guard notices the man does this everyday. Why does the man do this?
Every morning a man gets up, gets dressed, has breakfast, and goes to work. The man works on the 84th floor, he takes the elevator to floor 4 and then walks the rest of the way up the stairs to the 84th floor. The security guard notices the man does this everyday.
Why does the man do this?
The building is under construction and there is no elevator to go up to the 84th floor?
Let's have some more fun. Let's guess some riddles. Keep it clean and fun. If you guess it correct, post a riddle to keep going.
1st Riddle:
Because cigars cannot be entirely smoked, a hobo who collects cigar butts can make a cigar to smoke out of every 5 butts that he finds. Today, he has collected 25 cigar butts. How many cigars will he be able to smoke?