i have an impossible question
what would happen if your genie wish was
I wish you wouldn't grant this wish
what would happen if your genie wish was
I wish you wouldn't grant this wish
Post your impossible questions riddles jokes etc
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I think the Genie would just grant you every other possible wish you could have made.
As for world peace a resounding NO! D:
As for world peace a resounding NO! D:
Why is a raven like a writing desk?
(An oldie but a goodie. I nevar get tired of it, one way or the other.)
(An oldie but a goodie. I nevar get tired of it, one way or the other.)
Here's a riddle I found.
You hire a man to work for you for seven days. You have one bar of gold with which to pay him, segmented into seven sections. You must give him a piece of gold per day. If you can only make two breaks in the bar, how will you pay him?
My friend's boyfriend knocked this thing out in a heartbeat; when I heard the answer I was like "Ohhhh, it was so EASY!" But when someone can't solve a problem like this, it's because they affix limitations to themselves that aren't there. Which is interesting in and of itself.
You hire a man to work for you for seven days. You have one bar of gold with which to pay him, segmented into seven sections. You must give him a piece of gold per day. If you can only make two breaks in the bar, how will you pay him?
My friend's boyfriend knocked this thing out in a heartbeat; when I heard the answer I was like "Ohhhh, it was so EASY!" But when someone can't solve a problem like this, it's because they affix limitations to themselves that aren't there. Which is interesting in and of itself.
I've always hated "how long is a piece of string?"...it's just stupid. No-one should ask that question. Ever.
This is one I post every time I find a thread like this:
Four talented men sat down to play,
And played all night till break of day.
They played for cash and not for fun,
With separate score for every one.
When it came time to square accounts,
They all had made good fair amounts.
Not one has lost, but all have gained,
I challenge you, this to explain.
Four talented men sat down to play,
And played all night till break of day.
They played for cash and not for fun,
With separate score for every one.
When it came time to square accounts,
They all had made good fair amounts.
Not one has lost, but all have gained,
I challenge you, this to explain.
This one isn't too impossible, but it's something my math teacher told me that amused me.
There are two towns, Town A and Town B. People from Town A will always tell the truth, and people from Town B will always tell a lie. You are exactly in the middle between the two towns, and there is somebody there. What do you ask him to find out what town he's from?
There are two towns, Town A and Town B. People from Town A will always tell the truth, and people from Town B will always tell a lie. You are exactly in the middle between the two towns, and there is somebody there. What do you ask him to find out what town he's from?
