An incredibly difficult, yet genuine puzzle

Who said it has to end?

This is one of the most absurd and funny threads on RHP so far. You have my rec 😀

Originally posted by twilight2007
I think it's spelled "Alpha", not "Alfa".

She didn't name him after a letter, she named him after her car. That was dysfunctional too.

P.S. I always hear they were called April and May.

Originally posted by FlyingDutchman
She didn't name him after a letter, she named him after her car. That was dysfunctional too.

P.S. I always hear they were called April and May.

April and May are their cousins. Their mothers are sisters. So small is the world.

Originally posted by kbaumen
John's mom has three sons - Alfa, Beta and what is the name of her third son?

I don't think it's a question, it's a statement.

The 3rd son's name is "what"".

Originally posted by Marsan
I don't think it's a question, it's a statement.

The 3rd son's name is "what"".

There is a question mark. Doh!

Originally posted by kbaumen
There is a question mark. Doh!

Since it's a single declarative sentence, reader must make the allowance

that the question mark is either an incidental typo or simply misplaced.


-gb 🙂

Originally posted by Marsan
I don't think it's a question, it's a statement.

The 3rd son's name is "what"".

Agree... Alpha, Beta and Tahw. 'What' must be regarded as an English

transliteration or some other tweak of language of accomodation.


-gb 😀

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Agree... Alpha, Beta and Tahw. 'What' must be regarded as an English

transliteration or some other tweak of language of accomodation.


-gb 😀

Strained too hard. Stand corrected.... obviously JOHN!!! Good puzzle.

-gb 🙂