Intelligence test! (Very Fun!)?
What 8 ltr word -4 gives you nine?
How far can a dog run into the woods?
A plane crashed on the US/Canadian border. Where do you bury the survivors?
Jan & Bob Ewell had Tom and Sarah Ewell. Both were born on January 18, 1949. Born within minutes of eachother, with the same parents..they are not twins. How is this possible?
I have 2 U.S. Coins. One is not a nickel, but they = 30 cents in value. What is the value of each coin?
How many birthdays does the average man have?
I can’t remember the rest of the questions.
Have fun with it!
Oh, I remembered one more.
Henry’s mother, Catherine, had a total of 4 children. One she named Spring, the next Summer, the Next winter. What did she name the last one?
You guys keep on forgettin’ about the last one!
AND THIRTEEN IS INCORRECT!
and the one about the twins…they have the SAME parents. and faternal twins are still twins. they are not divorced. they are the same parents. the same mother gave birth to both children.
I HAVE seen some correct answers. Keep up the good work!!!!
and yes, jan and bob are a couple.
i think only one person’s got it right.
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nineteen
halfway, then he’d be running out
you don’t bury survivors
they are triplets
one is a quarter, and the other is a nickel, You said ONE is not a nickel (the quarter)
1 - the rest are anniversaries
Henry
1) thirteen
2) halfway
3) You don’t bury survivors
4) Jane and Bob are not a couple. They each have their own family.
5) The other one is a nickel
6) 1 (The credit goes to fish on this one)
7) Henry
1 Im retarded at math
2 Halfway
3 You don’t bury survivors
4 They are fraternal twins
5 You got me
6 You got me
answer to number 6 is……1
Only to the center, after which he is running out. He could of course choose a path infinitely short of tangent to the forests circumference, making his journey to the center of the forest an infinite inwardly spiralling trek. Much like our life and it’s current incarnation most of us know as Earth and the physical plane, with space travel still near the perimeter.
It is the morning after Christmas and I cannot sleep. I hear my second husband, on the far side of our kingsize bed, snoring like an innocent babe, while tears fill my eyes and wet my silk night gown.
I wish that I were somewhere else, anywhere but here.
And who knows, I may be soon. And then I’ll be free of this childhood friend I married late in life, who never has an illness and can’t understand others who do, who lives for nothing more than tuning up his MG sports car, his vast matchbook collection from restaurants and clubs, his library of jokes from the New Yorker.
"Many are cold, but few are frozen," he tells my visiting nephew when he arrives in a snow storm. He doesn’t get it, so Albert explains, "Many are called, but few are chosen." And the boy giggles; he’s just the right age to find that funny. To me it’s like the annoying clank of weights Albert lifts in the afternoon. It sends shudders through me when the barbells drop onto their cradle, and he groans for more.
"Albert Pace ran a race
Up and down the fireplace
He stubbed his toes and broke his nose
And that’s the way the story goes"
My sisters and I used to skip rope to that jingle about him when we were kids. I can’t remember who made it up. I laughed at him when we were young and later when he was in college, some small college here in the Midwest because he could never get into a good one in the East like my brothers. And he wanted to marry me then, and I said never, never. Never!
But after my first marriage ended, there he was again. And he wanted me so badly, and I wanted to be wanted so badly that I took him, took him for my husband.
It’s four going on five. I can tell by the glowing trick clock he bought for our bedroom, where the hands are mounted on clear plastic and are moved by nothing visible.
That’s how I feel. I am being moved by nothing I can see because the marrow in my bones, the substance I never thought about, is no longer making white cells, something else I never ever thought about. And I am looking paler, and losing weight, and next Christmas I will not be here.
So I wake up after a couple of hours sleep, and my body is aching for my first husband, who I wasn’t able to really love. Who gave me two beautiful children, who bought me this expensive house, who didn’t go to college but made more money than any of my brothers, who my parents didn’t like. Whose love making I once made fun of at a family dinner.
Maybe I am getting what I deserve. How could I have been so cruel to him?
Why didn’t I know I loved him until he had handed me a bundle of stocks, and had gone to his new wife in Chicago, leaving me back here in the suburbs? For years I could only see him dazzled by some young frilly thing, while he deserted me faithful and true.
But I know that isn’t so.
Randall, I do love you. Did love you. And I don’t understand why it took until now for me to say it, even to myself. And what I would give to feel you heavy on top of me.
Albert rolls over, and for a minute I think he is going to wake. He reaches toward me, but it is a reflex of the comatose; soon he is back in dream land.
He’s so happy here with me. I never dared tell him other- wise. What was the point? We had made our late life decisions, and that was that. I could not stand the scrutiny of my family over another marriage gone bad.
So from now on it’s me and Albert, Albert and me.
I’m beginning now to see light in the windows, and it’s only about this time that I’m able to doze off. In the early morning my thoughts grow softer.
I think of the summer when I’m in the kitchen helping the maid. I look out the window at Albert in his bathing suit, a high ball in his hand, dark glasses pushed up on top of his head. The radio baseball game is wafting loud and soft in the wind. He is slowly working his way around the pool with a long vacuum pole, sucking leaves and other debris off the bottom. He does look handsome, I have to admit. In a few minutes the neighborhood kids will arrive for a swim while he supervises them. And then he’ll be laughing and telling them more of his jokes. Especially the long one they all know about the magazine photographer in Korea, but they like to hear again because he improvises a little each time, leading up to the punch line.
"Oh, sweet Mr. Rhee of Life, at last I have found you."
And when I think of this, even I have to smile. And I imagine that I’m happy.
1. thirteen
2. until he stops?
3. you don’t bury survivors
4. jan & bob are not married
5. the other one is a quarter
6. one each year
Same as mathgirl except the one with the twins. They aren’t twins, they are triplets.
Why can the dog only run halfway into the woods? I think the answer to #6 is a man can only have one birthday. You’ll have to tell me the answer for #4….
nineteen
halfway
survivors arent dead
adopted or fraternal
25 cents and 5 cents (2 coins, yes, one is not a nickel, but the other is)
1 birthday
Henry
1) nineteen
2) halfway
3) they’re not dead
4)
5) quarter (which is not a nickel) and a nickel
6) one
1.) nineteen…
2.) half way, otherwise hed be running out…
3.) you don’t usually bury the survivors, but…
4.) they are triplets
5.) a nickel and a quarter
6.) one
7.) Henry
Thirteen
Halfway
You don’t bury Survivors
They had Triplets
no idea !
1
henry
1. nineteen
2. halfway.
3. you don’t bury survivors
4. They were triplets
5. 25 cents and 5 cents - the other coin was a nickel
6. A man is born only once, so only one birthday
7. Henry
NINE
MIDDLE
YOU DON’T BURY SURVIVORS
THEY HAD DIFFERENT MOTHERS??
NO IDEA
ONE
Nineteen
He can run half way in…half way out
U don’t bury "living" survivors!
There were more than just twins born..triplets, or quads…
One quarter, one nickel (one of them is still not a nickel)
One birthday
1 thirteen
2 half way, the other half he will be running out
3.you don’t bury survivors
4. there was another kid
5. 25 and 5
6. 1 birthday
7. henry
1. I don’t know.
2. halfway. Then he is running OUT of the woods.
3. You don’t bury survivors.
4. Tom and Sarah were two of triplets.
5. The other coin IS a nickel.
6. one.
7. Henry