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(Includes 27 jokes and articles, 23784,27,cf)
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Riddle: Where Does The Extra Man
............Come From? (S784) From: Yuji & Linda Zoo World |
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This is kind of weird yet fun.
If you like puzzles, riddles,
brain teasers then you are watching
the right video. It may
drive you crazy. Click
on the above source, or 'HERE' for
my copy, to see this totally,
mystifying video.
When I first can upon this amazing
puzzle, I could not solve
it. I had to go to another
math teacher to find an explanation.
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Games Magazine
Published in the 80s and 90s |
I came upon a stack of old Games
Magazines from the 80s
and the 90s. I will put
one BrainTeaser a week from
this collection of wonderful
puzzles.
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From Vol.6 No.6 Issue 32 in
October 1982
division problem, by substituting a different digit from 1 to 9 for each type of fruit?
exactly seven regions, each of which is a different color? Your line must pass all the way through the figure.
of them is equilateral - that is, all its sides (and all its angles) are equal. Can you fine it?
exactly three squares? In your solution, every match must be a part of at least one square.
actually ties in a knot, and which ones will simply straighten out when their loose ends are pulled?
either two squares horizontally and one square vert- ically, or one horizontally and two vertically, in any direction. Can you find a path that touches every letter of the alphabet exactly once, and in alphabetical order, beginning at the A in the upper left and ending at the Z in the lower right.
a phrase spelled the same forward and back. The answer to each picture can be written on the corresponding dashes, one letter per space. For example, the first picture shows RACE CAR. We'll leave the other nine pictures for you to reflect on. . .
of Denver, also known as "The Kolorado Kowboy." White, moving up the board, is to play and win. . .
a diamond lies to the left of a spade, a nime to the left of a club, and a club to the left of a spade. What are the three cards. . .
and neither color has two identical men. Try to deter- mine which man each letter represents, and then play out the game so that White mates Black in one move. .
you know that space launches are more than flights of fancy. But many of the names for missions and space- craft are derived from mythology. Eight of them are clued on this web page, once for the scholar and again for the science buff. Which are you? And can you name all eight? |
a familiar object, like a bunny (Playboy) or a bell (Bell Telephone). But some companies use abstract sympols as trademarks, hoping that they'll convey a feeling about the company or its products. The successful ones - like the 15 on
this page -
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each of the four rows, four columns, and two long diagonals contain the same number of spots.
knights in as few moves as possible. Use only standard knight moves, and don't move any knight off the section of the chessboard shown. How many moves are necessary?
with the ship he sailed?
and all the beasts in another so that the two chains don't cross?
right, but he's made one significant mistake in one of the panels. What is it? |
of all four suits of the deck in four-by-four array shown so that each horizontal row and each vertical column contains one card of every rank and one card of every suit. In addition, each of the two main diagonals contains one card of every rank (though not necessarily one of each suit). We've turned up three of the cards. Can you identify the position of the other thirteen cards? |
Rossum's Universal Robots, Ltd. As you can see, their heads and bodies are of four shapes (circle, diamond, square, and triangle) and four patterns (checks, dots, lines, and blank). These robots' heads have been misassigned:
Each
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the same shape and each containing two cirlces, two triangles, and two squares. This puzzle is NOT easy. |
Mount Rushmore from memory, but only one succeeded. Can you pick out the correct rendering of this national memorial? |
World was too good to be true - and he was right. For his first day of training, Shemp's supervisor padlocked him to a platform, with a gearwheel to his right and a two-ton weight suspended above his head. His assignment: to give the wheel a one- revolution turn, in either a clockwise or counter- clockwise direction. Based upon his decision, an ominous-looking ax will swing in one of two direct- ions - releasing the key to his freedom, or the weight of Wigit World upon his shoulders. Can you solve Shemp's Damoclean dilemma and advise him which way the gearwheel should turn? .
checkers game shown. It's White's turn. What series of moves will guarantee White's victory? |
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Subj: Short
Brain Teasers
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Uncle Art's Funland XI (S711b)
By N.A.Nugent From: UnitedFeatures.com on 8/29/2010 |
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Uncle Art's Funland X (S708b)
By N.A.Nugent From: UnitedFeatures.com on 8/8/2010 |
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Subj: How
Many? (S708b)
From AFunZone on 8/11/2010
There are twelve eggs in a regular
dozen. There are
thirteen rolls in a baker's
dozen. How many one and
a half cent stamps are there
in a regular dozen?
The answer backwards: evlewteraereht
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Uncle Art's Funland IX (S707b)
By N.A.Nugent From: UnitedFeatures.com on 8/1/2010 |
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