Dr. Rational's Puzzles

Dr. Rational's Puzzles

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13 Apr 14

Originally posted by ale1552
I cannot solve number 4. The first part could be the LAW. But it does not match the other statements.
It's your heart.

Boston Lad

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13 Apr 14

Originally posted by ale1552
I cannot solve number 4. The first part could be the LAW. But it does not match the other statements.
"Well, you did solve one of two: now batting .500... not too shabby." Dr. R.

Boston Lad

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13 Apr 14

Originally posted by HandyAndy
It's your heart.
4) "Touch Me:

If you break me
I do not stop working.
If you touch me
I may be snared.
If you lose me
nothing will matter."

Dr. Rational

"Yes, Andy; 'heart' is the correct answer. Another Point for you." Dr. Rational

Boston Lad

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15 Apr 14
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Riddle Solving Standings:

2 Points for HandyAndy;

1 Point each for lemon lime; redbarons; and ale1552...

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Boston Lad

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Sings

Round as a hoop, deep as a pail;
Never sings out till its caught by the tail.
-From Newfoundland

itiswhatitis

oLd ScHoOl

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15 Apr 14

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
[b]Sings

Round as a hoop, deep as a pail;
Never sings out till its caught by the tail.
-From Newfoundland[/b]
a bell?

Boston Lad

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15 Apr 14

Originally posted by lemon lime
a bell?
"Correct, lemon lime. Another Point for you." -Dr. Rational

Boston Lad

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"Too cool NOT to share! This week is Palindrome Week -- a time when each date can be read symmetrically
backward and forward (i.e. 4/13/14, 4/14/14, etc)" (Facebook)

4/13/14 = 41/31/4
4/14/14 = etc.
4/15/14
4/16/14
4/17/14
4/18/14
4/19/14

chemist

Linkenheim

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15 Apr 14
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if you adapt American notation which is not really that widely used on a global perspective...

Read a book!

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15 Apr 14

Originally posted by Ponderable
if you adapt American notation which is not really that widely used on a global perspective...
But even intelligence and clear thinking are not widely used in a global perspective.

Boston Lad

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Standings for Dr. Rational's Puzzles #1-14:

HandyAndy: 6 Points

lemon lime: 4 Points

ale1552 and lolof: 2 Points Each = (4 Points)

ChessPraxis, kiki46, SwissGambit, Great King Rat, Ponderable, darvlay: = 0

Standings for Dr. Rational's Four Riddles:

2 Points
each for HandyAndy and lemon lime.

1 Point each for redbarons and ale1552...

Boston Lad

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Dr. Rational's Enigmas

"An enigma is a riddle written in verse. Here's the first of a few for my RHP General Forum Friends to solve:"

The Rich Require

What does a man love more than life
Fear more than death or mortal strife
What the poor have, the rich require,
and what contented men desire.
What the miser spends and the spendthrift saves
And all men carry to their graves?

Read a book!

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16 Apr 14

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
[b]Dr. Rational's Enigmas

"An enigma is a riddle written in verse. Here's the first of a few for my RHP General Forum Friends to solve:"

The Rich Require

What does a man love more than life
Fear more than death or mortal strife
What the poor have, the rich require,
and what contented men desire.
What the miser spends and the spendthrift saves
And all men carry to their graves?[/b]
Nothing

C
Cowboy From Hell

American West

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16 Apr 14

Originally posted by HandyAndy
Nothing
Yeah, I haven't a clue either Andy. 😞

itiswhatitis

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16 Apr 14

Originally posted by ChessPraxis
Yeah, I haven't a clue either Andy. 😞
Same here... I got nothing.