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Which weighs more, the number of trains pass through Grand Central Station in a month, Or the number of trees cut down to make dollar bills in a year?
If you are from England or from a country other than America, you probably won't be able to figure it out unless you saw the movie...
So, the trains...?
amiright?
They both weigh the same.
Grand Central Station is a post office/just a huge room. Grand Central Terminal is the place where the trains are.
So, they both weigh the same, as in nothing at all.
wings on my back
I am more akin to fish than bird
2. As soon as I am spoken, I am broken.
3. A man has a box full of everything he owns. What is the one thing that is missing from the inside of the box?
4. What did Della wear?
5. a group of riddles together:
How do you put an elephant in a refrigerator?
How do you put a giraffe in a refrigerator?
How do you put all the animals in the world in a refrigerator?
You need to cross a river that is shallow enough to wade across, but full of deadly snakes and crocodiles. You have a boat, but it has no oars. What is the fastest way to cross the river?
duh.
i can eat a hundred sheep, and will still be hungry for more!
i often lie rolled up, or just on the floor.
what am i?
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am i correct, if so you may want to look at your riddle again.
You're driving in the middle of nowhere, and suddenly your tire blows out. You pull over to fix the flat (like the handy Instructabler you are) and, forgetting that you read somewhere to not ever do this, you put all five of the lug nuts in the hubcap to keep track of them. As you're rolling the spare over to the car, you accidentally kick the hubcap, and the nuts go flying down into a fathomless cave by the road. So now, here are your givens:
- the nearest civilization is 30 miles away, it's chilly, and the sun is setting
- you have no cell phone services
- those lug nuts are history
What would be the simplest solution to getting your car back on the road again?
A real conundrum is the drive-shaft between the axle and hub breaking. The whole hub with the tyre comes off and rolls away. Not a nice situation 8-o
If it does, it's like: "Oh my, whats tha..."
wingless flutters,
toothless bites,
mouthless mutters.
It's a huge read but well worth it.
I appear to be having an error seeing pro formatting, instead of seeing a link, I see
<a href="http://www.moviesonline.ca/movienews_11758.html">a Silmarillion Movie</a>
in plain text. Any ideas? It started this morning.
As far as the formatting is concerned.....I can see it also ! *sigh*
Gandalf, mentioned as one of those that came from The West quotes a hint in LOTR, but you have to go to the Silmarillion to understand it....the quote is:
Many are my names in many countries, he said. Mithrandir among the Elves, Tharkûn to the Dwarves; Olórin I was in my youth in the West that is forgotten, in the South Incánus, in the North Gandalf; to the East I go not.'
The line Olórin I was in my youth in the West that is forgotten is the mystery line. Olórin was his name in Valinor and in very ancient times (the West, which is forgotten, to which he returns, at the very end of LOTR).
Other info: Gandalf initially appears as an old man with a gray beard, a gray cloak and a large gray hat. Although some of the Wise know his true nature, others mistake him for a simple conjurer. After fighting the Balrog in the Mines of Moria, he reappears as a more imposing figure clad all in white. The change of color is significant, for he has come to replace the corrupted Saruman as the chief of the Wizards. In a sense he has become Saruman, or rather what Saruman should have been. Thus Gandalf was one of the more popular of the Maiar of the people of Manwë and Varda.
i am going to count exactly how many books of his i have at home when i get there.
is this the number one commented forum topic, if not is it close?
The regulations state the following:
each table is to seat the same number of prisoners.
the number at each table is an odd number.
The jailer finds that when he seats the prisoners :
3 per table,he has 2 prisoners left over;
5 per table,he has 4 prisoners left over;
7 per table,he has 6 prisoners left over;
9 per table he has 8 prisoners left over;
but when he seats them 11 per table there are none left over.
how many prisoners are there?
It has to be a multiple of 11. (For obvious reasons.)
It has to end with 1, or 6. (For 4 to be left when 5 are seated per table.)
This leaves the numbers
11, 66, 121, 176, 231 or 286.
What's left is to cross each one off to comply with the other rules.
11 can't be it. The closest higher multiple of 3 is 12 which leaves 1.
66 can't be it. It's a multiple of 3 and leaves none left.
121 can't be it. The closest higher multiple of 9 is 126 which leaves 5.
176 can't be it. The closest higher multiple of 3 is 177 which leaves 1.
231 can't be it. It's a multiple of 3 and leaves none left.
286 can't be it. The closest higher multiple of 7 is 287 which leaves 1.
From there I'm going to leave it to some one else because this question's pissing me off.
What does he ask the villager?
?
Explanation- If the villager is from Truthsville, the villager will tell the truth and take the traveler to truthsville. However, if the villager is from Liarsburg, the villager will lie and then take the traveler to Truthsville.
You can figure this out mathematically. Just takes some Algebra.
cannot be heard, cannot be smelt.
It lies behind stars and under hills,
and empty holes it fills.
It comes first and follows after,
Ends life kills laughter.
I'll schedule the cemetery.