[Major Payne]

Yep. Your turn.

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ok here we go.....


I am a 6 letter word.

• Letters 6-5-2 spell out a drink.
• Letters 4-5-2-3 spell out a fruit.
• Letters 1-2-6 spell out a pet.
• Letters 3-2-6 spell out a pest, which often gets eaten by 1-2-6.

What word am I?

[BHowett]

ok here we go.....


I am a 6 letter word.

• Letters 6-5-2 spell out a drink.
• Letters 4-5-2-3 spell out a fruit.
• Letters 1-2-6 spell out a pet.
• Letters 3-2-6 spell out a pest, which often gets eaten by 1-2-6.

What word am I?

[Major Payne]

Carpet.

[BHowett]

I think that one was to easy....


your right!

[BHowett]

ohh I forgot... your turn

[jt1990]

I was going to solve it as soon as I had a chance...

[Major Payne]

Actually I do all the puzzles including the CryptoQuotes and Scramlets in the local paper every day so puzzle was easy for me.

A high school has a strange principal. On the first day, he has his students perform an odd opening day ceremony:

There are one thousand lockers and one thousand students in the school. The principal asks the first student to go to every locker and open it. Then he has the second student go to every second locker and close it. The third goes to every third locker and, if it is closed, he opens it, and if it is open, he closes it. The fourth student does this to every fourth locker, and so on. After the process is completed with the thousandth student, how many lockers are open?

Edited by Major Payne, 05 November 2008 - 10:05 PM.

[BHowett]

This one is kind of hard…. The way I see it, and this might be off a bit is - based off of the number of students tasked with open/closing the lockers the lockers will be changed an odd number of times, because the open lockers would be based off of squared numbers, for example 1,4,9, etc …etc.. divisible by odd whole numbers, and the closed lockers would be divisible by even whole numbers. So it would have to be 31 because 32 would be over a thousand and there are only a thousand students.

So I’m going with 31 left open ?

[Major Payne]

Your turn.

[BHowett]

Here is an oldie but goodie ……


How many of each type of animal did Moses take on the Ark, and what was the total amount of animals?

[Onaipian]

Nice try:

It was Noah, not Moses

[BHowett]

ha ha .... your turn

[Onaipian]

here's a quick one:

I have 2 coins that equal up to 35 cents. One of them is a dime and one of them is not a quarter.
What is my second coin?

[zorba the geek]

You got 2 Coins,a Quarter and a Dime

[Onaipian]

You got 2 Coins,a Quarter and a Dime

Yes! Told you that was a quick one! Go ahead and post your riddle of choice!