Apple tree riddle.

There was a man who had no eyes,
he went out to scan the skies.

He saw a tree with apples on it,
he took no apples off;
But left no apples on it.

How did he do it?

EASY HE COULDN'T SEE ANY ON IT

Hw sawed the tree down with a saw.
he scanned the skies for birds.
When the tree was felled birds came and ate the apples....?

Originally posted by Thequ1ck
How did he do it?

did he ask someone else to get the apples off the tree for him? 😛😀

Originally posted by Thequ1ck
There was a man who had no eyes,
he went out to scan the skies.

He saw a tree with apples on it,
he took no apples off;
But left no apples on it.

How did he do it?

he had one of those dogs that help the blind people

Originally posted by Thequ1ck
There was a man who had no eyes,
he went out to scan the skies.

He saw a tree with apples on it,
he took no apples off;
But left no apples on it.

How did he do it?

Old one.

A man with one eye (no eyes) saw a tree with two apples. He took one apple (not apples) and left one apple (not apples).

IOW, the usual semantic quibble.

Richard

Originally posted by Thequ1ck
There was a man who had no eyes,
he went out to scan the skies.

He saw a tree with apples on it,
he took no apples off;
But left no apples on it.

How did he do it?

he saw a tree with apples. so that means he cut it down

The man had one eye, there were two apples on the tree, he took one and left one.

Alternative solution

Nailed to the tree was a board with the sign: "Apples".

Originally posted by Thequ1ck
There was a man who had no eyes,
he went out to scan the skies.

He saw a tree with apples on it,
he took no apples off;
But left no apples on it.

How did he do it?

easy, the tree started out with no apples on it...
he took none off, because there were none to start with
and left none on because there were still none when he left...