[Pirate]

yea

Trifang:3
Vietpryde:4
Beavis: 6
Killerconvic:1
Polarbird: 14
Gaggelini:6
Rero: 2
Spikeout: 10
Deathrise: 6
Gen Warthog:5
Bubbamurphy:4
Bigrat 2: 5
Mrb1: 1
MechPaladin: 2


If you were to spell out numbers, how far would you have to go until you would find the letter "A"?

[BubbaMurphy]

one-thousand?

[Pirate]

yea 2 min after i posted someone got it


Trifang:3
Vietpryde:4
Beavis: 6
Killerconvic:1
Polarbird: 14
Gaggelini:6
Rero: 2
Spikeout: 10
Deathrise: 6
Gen Warthog:5
Bubbamurphy:5
Bigrat 2: 5
Mrb1: 1
MechPaladin: 2

FOUR is HALF of FIVE.
Is this statement True or False?

[Ratty]

YES! 5 is half of four
how?
the roman numeral for 4 is IV
F(IV)E!!!!
mwa ha ha

[Gen. Warthog]

the statement is correct in this tense, not, the one rat put

four (IV) is half of five is half of the word F IV E
because there are 4 letters in five, and 2 are made by the roman numerals.

five is not half of four *rats answer

I amjust kidding, rat deserves it, i am just playing, no hard feelings

gen.

[Pirate]

yea rat is right


Trifang:3
Vietpryde:4
Beavis: 6
Killerconvic:1
Polarbird: 14
Gaggelini:6
Rero: 2
Spikeout: 10
Deathrise: 6
Gen Warthog:5
Bubbamurphy:5
Bigrat 2: 6
Mrb1: 1
MechPaladin: 2


ok well here it is


I am a path situated between high natural masses. Remove my first letter & you have a path situated between man-made masses.
What am I?

This post has been edited by beavis545: 11 January 2004 - 12:02 AM

[Ratty]

oo oo, i know this one!!!!

valley and alley!!!!!!

yipee, now im half of polarbird...... aww

[Pirate]

yea

Trifang:3
Vietpryde:4
Beavis: 6
Killerconvic:1
Polarbird: 14
Gaggelini:6
Rero: 2
Spikeout: 10
Deathrise: 6
Gen Warthog:5
Bubbamurphy:5
Bigrat 2: 7
Mrb1: 1
MechPaladin: 2


A young peasant wanted to marry the king's daughter. The king didn't like the idea of his daughter marrying a peasant, but he wanted to appear fair in front of his subjects. The king said that he would put two pieces of paper into a hat, one reading EXILE and the other reading MARRIAGE. Later that day, the peasant overheard the king saying that both pieces of paper would read EXILE, thus ensuring that the peasant would be out of his way for good. The peasant remained undaunted and, as arranged, arrived at the king's court where a large crowd gathered for the big event. The peasant then did something that assured him the hand of the king's daughter. What did he do?

This post has been edited by beavis545: 12 January 2004 - 05:22 AM

[cjjones]

He uncovered the king as treacherous and unfair by revealing that both bits of paper had EXILE written on them?

[Pirate]

nope nice try though

[Gen. Warthog]

he showed the king, his ring, which meant power, and revealed himself as who he truely was, the Duke of Earl.

[Pirate]

nope i like ur answer though

[cjjones]

If he didn't do either of those things then he was pretty stupid in my opinion.

[Pirate]

he was smarter theres actually 2 possible solutions too

heres a hint think about what he does with the single piece of paper he pulls out

[Ratty]

oh, i know a similar one.
he eats the piece of paper that he pulls out, so the king has no choice but to look at the one in the hat, that one will say exile, so the jury and other people will say that the must have pulled out marriage.

This post has been edited by bigrat2: 13 January 2004 - 01:16 AM