21 Nov 16
Originally posted by Andrew KernIs the glass and water a broken goldfish bowl?
You can ask yes-or-no questions for this one, it was made to be like this.
Jack and Jill were found dead in a puddle of water with broken glass surrounding them, and in the puddles.
How did Jack and Jill die?
( Are Jack and Jill dead goldfish? )
23 Nov 16
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I've heard lot's of these type of things over the years.
People in lifts, a really involved one about someone receiving a strange package by post and numerous others, most of which I've forgotten!!
We even made some of our own up whilst sitting in the pub.
We also had a protocol which was the person setting the conundrum could only answer the questions "yes" no" or "irrelevant"
They all involve what these days is called "thinking out of the box".
The best one I can remember is this:-
A man's car stops outside a hotel.
He realises immediately he is now bankrupt.
Explain.
23 Nov 16
Originally posted by vendaDoes his last name begin with a T?
I've heard lot's of these type of things over the years.
People in lifts, a really involved one about someone receiving a strange package by post and numerous others, most of which I've forgotten!!
We even made some of our own up whilst sitting in the pub.
We also had a protocol which was the person setting the conundrum could only answer the questions "yes ...[text shortened]... his:-
A man's car stops outside a hotel.
He realises immediately he is now bankrupt.
Explain.
24 Nov 16
Originally posted by vendaPreviously the man pushed his car 10 cm to get $200 😀
I've heard lot's of these type of things over the years.
People in lifts, a really involved one about someone receiving a strange package by post and numerous others, most of which I've forgotten!!
We even made some of our own up whilst sitting in the pub.
We also had a protocol which was the person setting the conundrum could only answer the questions "yes ...[text shortened]... his:-
A man's car stops outside a hotel.
He realises immediately he is now bankrupt.
Explain.