Get your brains working

Water ?

 

A towel !

Did you know towels are the biggest ever cause of dry skin

 

it wont it 's dead (unless you fish it out )

 

Your turn to set Lavinia

 

If you charge 4 rechargable AA batteries,4 AAA batteries and 4 9v batteries,How long would it take to get to Inverness from Crew on a steam train.

 

Inverness to Crewe approx 400 miles ? Average speed of a steam train about 75mph

Looking about 5 hours ?

 

Three men book a hotel room the cost is £30 they they all pay £10. The hotel realise they have over charged them and the room should be £25, the receptionist gives each of them £1 and keeps the remaining £2 herself. This means they have each paid £9 hence 3 x 9 = 27. She has kept £2 making it £29. Where has the other £1 gone

 

They each give £10 Then recieve £1 each back total paid £27 the room costs £25 she has £2 your maths are terrible Lavinia you cant re add the £2 you must take it away :bleh: :bleh:

 

Sam the journalist has landed a job somewhere. The problem is, he doesn't know where. All he knows is that it is in one of 6 cities lined up in a row in northern Canada: Eh Land, Hockeyville, Curling Town, Snowburg, New France, and Canada City. However his employer has left clues.

1. Curling Town is 2 cities away from the job's location.

2. Hockeyville is 3 cities away from Snowburg.

3. Snowburg is on the right end.

4. New France is not the location.

5. Eh Land is 3 cities from Curling Town.

6. Canada City is 4 cities away from Snowburg.

7. Eh Land is next to the location and another place that isn't the location.

Sam is lazy, so he is paying you to find out where he is working.

 

You are correct your turn : this had me completely puzzled when Neil first asked me to solve it and it took Jim and Neil hours to get me to understand the logic at new year :huh:

 

LMAO see above

 

my head hurts :sweat: aperbag:





left to right:


curling, canada city, hockeyville, eh land, new france, snowburg so the new job is in Hockeyville he better be paying good money

 

Ha ha its a good one isnt it

 

answer

a frog can jump 12" forward and 6" high.
if he falls into a hole 6 foot deep and 2 ft wide, how many times does he have to jump to get out?

 

2?