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Everything Else / Re: Riddles
« on: August 24, 2005, 04:43:10 PM »
Wait, so it was Asphyxiation?
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Everything Else / Re: Riddles
« on: August 24, 2005, 04:41:03 PM »
Did the winner of the 21 game stab the other person out of mercy?
Did the loser of the 21 game stab the other person out of mercy?
Did the loser of the 21 game stab the other person out of mercy?
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Everything Else / Re: Riddles
« on: August 24, 2005, 04:15:40 PM »
Were the men in some kind of craft that floated on water?
Were they in a submarine?
Was this a kind of suicide pact?
Were they in a submarine?
Was this a kind of suicide pact?
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Everything Else / Re: Riddles
« on: August 24, 2005, 04:14:18 PM »
Were they in a type of aircraft?
Were they in space?
Did the two men know that death was coming?
So the men were stabbed, but not by another person? Is that correct?
Did the outcome of the game have to do with their death?
Were they playing poker? 21? Solitaire?
Were they in space?
Did the two men know that death was coming?
So the men were stabbed, but not by another person? Is that correct?
Did the outcome of the game have to do with their death?
Were they playing poker? 21? Solitaire?
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Everything Else / Re: Riddles
« on: August 24, 2005, 02:56:34 PM »
Is this room in a building? On a ship? In an airplane? In a hotel? On a train?
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Everything Else / Re: Riddles
« on: August 24, 2005, 02:55:19 PM »
Whoops... 
Yes, were the men stabbed.
Were the men killed indirectly by the actions of another person? ('m trying to figure out the 'yes/no' answer.
Where they killed by a random act of nature?
Were they *ahem* playing with a full deck?
Is it important to discern the game they were playing?
Were they playing with regular playing cards? Tarrot cards? Uno cards?
Was anybody else playing with them?
Were they playing poker?
Did they die from loss of blood?
Yes, were the men stabbed.
Were the men killed indirectly by the actions of another person? ('m trying to figure out the 'yes/no' answer.
Where they killed by a random act of nature?
Were they *ahem* playing with a full deck?
Is it important to discern the game they were playing?
Were they playing with regular playing cards? Tarrot cards? Uno cards?
Was anybody else playing with them?
Were they playing poker?
Did they die from loss of blood?
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Everything Else / Re: Riddles
« on: August 24, 2005, 01:42:36 PM »
Were the men shot?
Did the men stabbed.
Were the men drowned?
Were the men asphyxiated?
Did the men stabbed.
Were the men drowned?
Were the men asphyxiated?
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Everything Else / Re: Riddles
« on: August 24, 2005, 01:27:50 PM »
Did the men know each other?
Were they related?
Were they playing cards?
Did they kill each other?
Were they killed by a person?
Were they killed by the same person?
Is the placement/order of the cards important?
Were they related?
Were they playing cards?
Did they kill each other?
Were they killed by a person?
Were they killed by the same person?
Is the placement/order of the cards important?
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Everything Else / Re: Riddles
« on: August 23, 2005, 02:33:23 PM »
I'm going to assume I'm right and post a firemeboy original. This actually happened to me.
A gardner went out into his garden on a cold November morning. He needed to use his wheelbarrow but realized, much to his chagrin, that he had left water in it last night. His wheelbarrow was now filled with a large block of ice.
It was a sunny morning, and the gardner really needed his wheelbarrow to be free of this ice. But instead of putting the ice in the sun, he put the ice in the shade.
Why?
A gardner went out into his garden on a cold November morning. He needed to use his wheelbarrow but realized, much to his chagrin, that he had left water in it last night. His wheelbarrow was now filled with a large block of ice.
It was a sunny morning, and the gardner really needed his wheelbarrow to be free of this ice. But instead of putting the ice in the sun, he put the ice in the shade.
Why?
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Everything Else / Re: Riddles
« on: August 23, 2005, 01:55:40 PM »
Maybe that can be a side challenge. See how many puzzles we get in while waiting for e.
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Everything Else / Re: Riddles
« on: August 23, 2005, 12:53:44 PM »
Legion got it. Yes, the minister's name was Frank, but the cop didn't know that. But he surmised that because the doctore and the plumber were women.
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Everything Else / Re: Riddles
« on: August 22, 2005, 10:41:58 PM »
If nobody objects, I'll post an interim puzzle. One meant only to entertain until e comes and give the 'official' puzzle.
A security guard is making his rounds at a hospital. He is walking by a closed door when he hears the following. "Frank! Don't do it!" Then there are three shots, a thud, and a clatter.
The guard bursts into the room and sees a dead body, a gun, lying on the floor, and three other people in the room, a minister, a doctor, and a plumber. He walks directly to the minister and arrests him.
How did he know it was the minister?
You can ask yes/no questions if you need to.
A security guard is making his rounds at a hospital. He is walking by a closed door when he hears the following. "Frank! Don't do it!" Then there are three shots, a thud, and a clatter.
The guard bursts into the room and sees a dead body, a gun, lying on the floor, and three other people in the room, a minister, a doctor, and a plumber. He walks directly to the minister and arrests him.
How did he know it was the minister?
You can ask yes/no questions if you need to.
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Matthew Buckley / Re: Marketing...
« on: August 19, 2005, 01:45:19 AM »
Covenant has treated me very well, and I would never 'back stab' them. I'd like them to market my book outside Utah, but they are not really set up to do that. I guess I kind of knew that going in, though I hoped they might try.
Either way, if they treat me as nice with my second book (assuming it ever gets written), then they will certainly be my publisher again. Although I don't know if they will want to, given the nature of the CC copyright.
I guess this is all talking about bridges way before I get there.
Either way, if they treat me as nice with my second book (assuming it ever gets written), then they will certainly be my publisher again. Although I don't know if they will want to, given the nature of the CC copyright.
I guess this is all talking about bridges way before I get there.