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86 Ask either computer this question: "Behind which door will the other compBiggie Smalls-2/3/1997
85 Try to get out!!! You are in a room In the room, there are two computers One stoplossboy-2/3/1997
84 sure, put something up here for us "clueless" types. Dee JayDee Jay-2/1/1997
83 The problem states that all planes must be recovered safely, no "crashes&qValley Girl-2/1/1997
82 obviously relays are required to effectuate the end result, and there must be sDee Jay-2/1/1997
81 Shalom, thank you for the verse. Here is a new thread you can go to: Subject PaperProphet-12/24/1996
80 ><>...LOVE AND JOY TO THE WORLD....FOR JESUS THE SAVIOR OF THE WORLD O'Hara-12/24/1996
79 A: Camel race. The wiseman tells them to switch camels.PaperProphet-12/23/1996
78 Q: Camel race. (From a puzzle site) An Arab sheik tells his two sons to race PaperProphet-12/23/1996
77 A. Missing dollar. Each person paid $9, totalling $27. The manager has $25 andPaperProphet-12/23/1996
76 Missing dollar. (Taken from the web) Three people check into a hotel. They paPaperProphet-12/23/1996
75 A. Couple of riddles. 1. A coffin. 2. A cob of corn. (before the husk is remoPaperProphet-12/23/1996
74 Couple of riddles... The maker doesn't want it, the buyer doesn't needPaperProphet-12/23/1996
73 FWIW, this "gry" brain teaser even showed up in the "Ask MarilynTom Smith-12/16/1996
72 Around the World A friend offers this interesting variant of your logistics puValley Girl-12/16/1996
71 The first rule of any good brainteaser is diversion. That is exactly what theyCharles Grafton-12/16/1996
70 I just found this site today: einstein.et.tudelft.nl The puzzles come from arPaperProphet-12/15/1996
69 Thanks, Charles. To all: Here is an excerpt from the web site: <i>&quoPaperProphet-12/14/1996
68 When all else fails do a quick search of the Web and all questions shall be ansCharles Grafton-12/14/1996
67 Sorry. I couldn't think of a word that ended in 'gry'. I wrote a PaperProphet-12/14/1996
66 OK, since no one attempted them, here are the answers: A1: 3 degrees below Biggie Smalls-12/13/1996
65 Kurt, Three words used in Engligh that end in "gry". 1. hungry 2. anM. Jo Risin-12/12/1996
64 A. Barometer. An easy way would be to go to the roof and tie a string to the baPaperProphet-12/11/1996
63 You have a very accurate barometer and a roll of string. You are asked to findPaperProphet-12/11/1996
62 A. Appointment The man is driving a motorcycle.PaperProphet-12/11/1996
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