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The tree was a frame of the family’s tree.

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And his father was angry because the little girl was wasting his money.

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25. Well.....If a man falls in a ditch and climbes out, perhaps he is constantly falling. OR...
He fell in and pulled himself out. OR.....
The hole is extremely small.

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Little Bigger is the bigegst

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he has the longest name

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Okay, it is Little Bigger but not because he has the longest name.

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dang

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..because he’s a little bit bigger than everyone else?

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no idea for 1 and 2

3. its a one story house there are no stairs (unless thers a basement )

4. glass (heard it before)

7. little bigger caue hes a little bit bigger tha neveryone else

8. 27 days

9. it will never reach the top rung since its a boat it will keep rising as the tide rises

10. no because if the man has a widow hes dead

11. ...2

12. he takes the hen across and leaves it there, goes back, with nothing. takes the wolf across, goes back with the hen. takes the corn across, goes back with nothing. Brings the nhen across

13...it never existed

14. three, mistakes, there are only two mistakes making it a paradox since the third mistake is ther ebeing only two mistakes

15. a river/stream

16. neuter ?

20. white (youre in the north pole)

21. *insert my name*

22. it doesnt use the letter 'e' which is the most used letter

23. it was during the winter so the river was frozen

24. none, its a hole

25. since both “falls” and “climbs” are the same tense, the man falls as he climbs out

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Finnally someone gets #7! #3,4,7,9,10,12,14,15,20,21,22,23,24 are correct. 25. was that he falls in and climbs out. It is impossible to do both at the same time. Although I have to admit I surprised you got #7 and #14. I didn’t think anyone would get those.

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well I dunno if I would have if you didnt give the hint that they were paradox’s

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hmm why isnt 8 correct, since he climbs three feats every day and falls sleep and falls back to one would think he was gaining 1 foot each day, however the last day he climbs 3 feat an makes it out of the well which means he wouldnt be sliding back down

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LOL...you still have that running man animation I did for you....I never get tired of seeing it

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ooooh I see 11 now, the answer is 6 apples, since youre taking the apples from yourself

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On #8 on the 27th day he is 27 feet out of the well. On the 28th day he gets out. Though I guess I can’t make you wrong for bad math since you found the trick.

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haha sorry about that

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haha yeah I love it

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here are some good ones I found:

1.Jason is lying dead. He has an iron bar across his back and some food lying in front of him. How did Jason meet his sorry end?

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2. A beggar’s brother died, but the man who died had no brother.

How could this be?
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3. What is greater than God. More evil than the Devil. The poor have it. The rich don’t need it. And if you eat it, you’ll die?

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4. the cast of the last karan

“From the smirk connecting your ears, I assume you’ve hit upon a new scheme for making a million dollars," Dr. Hall said to Brian Ford.

“Not quite a million," corrected Brian, a young Englishman with more ways to avoid work than aces up the sleeve of a Mississippi gambler.

Brian opened his briefcase and showed Hall a pen-and-ink sketch of a bearded man.

“Looks like a Rudy Karan!" Hall marveled.

“Precisely," gloated Brian. “All the world knows the great artist died in Alaska three years ago. The details were never divulged till his friend, Kiako, meeting hard times, came to me.

“The facts are," continued Brian, “that Karan injured his hip in a storm that buried his and Kiako’s supplies on the trail. The weather had been far belowfreezing for days, and moreno, his hip injured, failed rapidly.

“Kiako got him to an abandoned shack. He stopped up the broken window with his gloves. As he tore apart a chair to build an fire, Karan called to him. There was no time. He wouldn’t live half an hour.

“Karan asked for drawing materials. Kiako found an old pen and a bottle of ink in a cupboard. Karan sketched his faithful friend, and died.

“The prices of morenos have soared since his death. His last picture should be worth a quarter of a million. I can buy it from Kiako for twenty thousand," concluded Brian. “Have you twenty, old boy?"

“For that portrait? Not twenty cents!" snapped Hall.

Why Not?

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4. The Case of the Rescue at Sea

“Thank heaven you saw me!" exclaimed Ted Long as he feebly helped make fast his battered yawl to Dr. Hall’s chartered fishing boat.

Hall reached over the side and assisted the bedraggled yachtsman aboard.

Long staggered into the shade of the cabin and sagged upon a berth. He removed his cap to wipe the perspiration from his brow, revealing a bald, freckled head.

“Drink this," said Hall, holding out a cup of water.

Long gulped it frantically, asked for a second, and when he had downed it, told of his ordeal.

“Bill Smith and I were sailing for Bimini when the storm hit us. The sails, rudder, and radio went in the first five minutes. We barely managed to keep afloat.

“We drifted five days, lost. Three days ago our fresh water supply gave out. Bill went crazy with the heat and thirst. He started to drink the ocean water. I tried to restrain him — I hit him. He — he struck his head against the starboard rail. He’s dead! It’s my fault!"

Hall climbed into Long’s disheveled yacht. In the little cabin he found Bill Smith laid out on his back, dead. The criminologist studied the bruise on Smith’s jaw and the one at the base of his skull.

Back on the fishing boat, he warned Long grimly, “You’re going to have to tell the police a better tale than the one you told me!"

Why didn’t Hall believe Long?

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5. The Case of the Open Door

Working calmly and efficiently, Pete Jordan hanged Martin John in the attic of John’s rented house. It was not until Jordan tried to shut the front door that he hit a snag. The lock was jammed.

“Better get out of here," he thought, casting anxious glances at the dense woods surrounding the house.

Two hours later he was driving back to the house with Dr. Hall.

“Martin’s been morose since his divorce. I should have visited him, but nobody knew where he was hiding out. I got his address this afternoon when he telephoned me to say he was contemplating suicide. I thought you’d better come with me and perhaps have a talk with him.

“He said it was a white stucco house, 5228 School House Avenue, over the phone," went on Jordan.

“Here we are."

Hall left the car first. Finding the front door ajar, he entered and switched on the lights. Five minutes later the two men found Martin John in the attic.

As they stood silently staring at the body, a door chime sounded downstairs.

With Hall right behind him, Jordan hastened to the back door. There stood a teenage girl. “Mother asked me to return this bottle of milk to Mr. John," she said.

Hall took the milk and after she had gone he called the police.

“You’d better arrest Mr. Jordan on suspicion of murder," he said when they arrived.

Why?
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6. Take away my first letter and I am unchanged;
Take away my second letter and I am unchanged;
Take away all my remaining letters and I am still unchanged!

What am I?
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OTTFFSSEN.... which is th next letter?


On the 20th of July, 1929 a man bought a newspaper and was puzzled by it’s title. It’s title read " A legendary pilot, hero from the First world war, died in a car crash under mysterious circumstances. " What word confused him?


You are in a harbour. You are getting an item to drop when you need, and pick up when you don’t need. What is it?


You see a fisher and a hunter. The fisherman will lie about everthing on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. The hunter lies on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. They both say that they both lied Yesterday. What day was it yesterday?

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The word “First” confused him because they would have called it the World War or European War (Depending on whether or not the U.S. had entered the war yet)at the time. And since WWII hadn’t happened yet they never would have said first.

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