Re: Davik Kang
don't look at me for this one! haha

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don't look at me for this one! haha
It goes like this:
After the crash, they were stranded on a desert island. Since they had no food, they we're forced to resort to canibalism. Since the captain was blind, they told him it was seagall meat. And they slowly died one by one, eating the one who died. After a time, the captain was the only one that got away (it's irelavent how he did that), and he went to a restaurant and ordered the meat. After taking one bite, he realised that what he was eating on the island wasn't it, and figured out what he was eating, so he killed himself.
hmmm......interesting. B)
There's more, like:
You're goin' to a village, and you come upon a crossroads. There are two brothers standing there. One allways lies, the other one newer. And one road leads to the village, the other to a pit. You have only one question to ask them. The same to both of them.
What is it?
I hope I'm not boring you with these.
You ask dose your brother's road lead to the village.
Yeah, or more like, what woul'd your brother say is the right road.
Ask the liar which way to the pit.
Won't work. You have to get the same answer from both of them.
ah ok B)
Yeah. It's pretty easy once you hear it first.
yeah, a lot of times once you hear the answer to puzzles like this you just go "Oh,....DUH! stupid me!" haha
Aye, that ya' do laddie. B) :ph34r:
especially logic questions like that.
Aye, they're incredably easy once explained. But that doesn't stop you to bust your brain for days tryin' to figure 'em out.
You just have to really think about it.
Aye, but somethimes you just cannot seem to get there. And when the answer is revealed to you, you just want to band your head up against the wall.
That happens and the easy ones more then the hard ones.
Aye, that's true.
we used to have ones where you had several options and clues and used elimination to get the answer. those were fun.
I like the way Sherloc Holmes and Hercul Poirot solve misteries.