arashinokoto wrote:

i know i know.. your name.. ^^

omgod. i just realised Michi posted this before.

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Tekanan wrote:

Correct! @zaza: you said a ciggy...does this mean you smoke?? at your age?? (-_-?) lets see if i'm able to say this riddle "correctly". but i'm pretty sure lots of ppl know this. 2) Lights that you aren't able to turn off. Guess [if someone answered ***, then this means that i've phrased it wrongly... ]

the lights in your house..because you switch it off, not turn it off?
I hope I'm right

I would like to add that you're not a fool..I admire you for your study habits..If I was in your shoe..I would be out, watching dramas, or on this board..keep it up!

Dr. Anar wrote:

I think the previous one was very easy. The next question: How many numbers are there between "2" and "4"?

There are no numbers between "'2' and '4.'"

Dr. Anar wrote:

Question: In a room there are two sons and two fathers. How many people are there?

There are lots of people. You mean on the planet?

another math riddle:

u write:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

on the board

when u erased 2 or more digits u'll write it's product on the board

like when u erased 5 & 6 u can write 30 anywhere just position it in the vacant space in the serquence like:

1 2 3 4 30 7 8 9

so if u erase 30 & 4 the outcome will be:

1 2 3 120 7 8 9

in what way u'll erase the digits on the board so that when u look at it u'll only see a single digit only.

Dr. Anar wrote:

Question: In a room there are two sons and two fathers. How many people are there?

Is it 3 people?? The grandfather, the father & the son...I dunno.

shinpai_suruna wrote:

well....I am kinda new here....but since this is a riddles post.....anyone care to try this one out? This thing all things devours, Birds,beasts,trees,flowers, Gnaws iron,bites steel, Grinds hard stones to meal, Slays kings,ruins town, And beats high mountain down.

time

yee halucin, u're right. but dat was easy one. also tenakan is right about the numbers - there's an infinite between 2 and 4. i could say there's infinite between all the numbers. but it's some kind of paradox - how to determine, when the quantitave becomes qualitative?.. when the day starts and changes into next one?..

Answer on Shinpai's riddle:
Maybe "the wind"?!

Hi everybody! if your feel like having a challenge; try ur brains on this one. It's this kind strange language, sounds a bit like korean or japanese. I wonder if u can translate it.

url:
strangelanguage.wav
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I guess it's too hard for you
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ok.. the whole joke was you have to reverse the audio, then it becomes understandable japanse...

open soundrecorder (windows: start>run>sndrec32.exe, open the file, effects >reverse audio)
I'm disappointed, you all failed the test -_-
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so you ended up answering your own question? i guess we're just lazy to listen to it.

you'll probably get a response if you put this in the Learn Japanese section
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MixxDreamer wrote:

so you ended up answering your own question? i guess we're just lazy to listen to it. you'll probably get a response if you put this in the Learn Japanese section

figures -_- but since this wasn't anything serious I thought it might be lame to spoil the neat and clean forums with something stupid as this. so i put it in the random crap department.
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supermidget wrote:

ok.. the whole joke was you have to reverse the audio

Did it say anything like "Paul is dead?"

Hey hey,

I did a search as i found 1 thread about riddles but i think i would like to create another 1 and as tis 1 not only 4 riddles but others somemore, as subject stated. Anyone have any interesting stuffs wish to share can post it here....

Well let's our brain do some exercise.. hehe

Let's me start 1st...

Question

There is a man traveling down a path when he comes to a fork in the road. There is an indiscriminate sign that says "One path to Paradise, one path to torture." Standing next to the sign are two men. The two men look exactly the same and one of them always speaks the truth and the other one always lies. The traveling man can ask one of the men one question. What should he ask to ensure his path to paradise?
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Sorry, however they all fall under the same content.

Riddles, Quizes and Brain Teasers are all games for the mind.

Merging to the Riddle Thread...............
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part0 wrote:

Hey hey, Question There is a man traveling down a path when he comes to a fork in the road. There is an indiscriminate sign that says "One path to Paradise, one path to torture." Standing next to the sign are two men. The two men look exactly the same and one of them always speaks the truth and the other one always lies. The traveling man can ask one of the men one question. What should he ask to ensure his path to paradise?

He should ask the man who always lies.." Is this the path to paradise?" If he says 'yes' then the traveling man will know that this is the path to torture and he can take the other road. If the man who tells the lies says 'no' than the traveling man will know that is the path to Paradise.

Enna wrote:

He should ask the man who always lies.." Is this the path to paradise?" If he says 'yes' then the traveling man will know that this is the path to torture and he can take the other road. If the man who tells the lies says 'no' than the traveling man will know that is the path to Paradise.

I don't think that's correct, The problem is that the two men look alike and you don't know which tells lies and which tells the truth.

A correct answer is that you ask either of the men: "Which road would the other man tell me to go down to get to paradise?" Then take the opposite of the road they tell you. That would work in either case of asking the Liar or the Honest man.

Enna wrote:

He should ask the man who always lies.." Is this the path to paradise?" If he says 'yes' then the traveling man will know that this is the path to torture and he can take the other road. If the man who tells the lies says 'no' than the traveling man will know that is the path to Paradise. loris wrote: I don't think that's correct, The problem is that the two men look alike and you don't know which tells lies and which tells the truth. A correct answer is that you ask either of the men: "Which road would the other man tell me to go down to get to paradise?" Then take the opposite of the road they tell you. That would work in either case of asking the Liar or the Honest man.

That is what I get for reading too fast. I missed the two man looking exactly alike part. Thanks loris. Your answer makes sense! This is fun!