Two Towers

Two towers stood tall and free.
They were a beacon of liberty.

Two towers looked out to the sea,
But looming there was tragedy.

Two towers knew not why it came,
Yet the effect was seen all the same.

Two towers felt the first blow,
And to all around, time did slow.

Two towers captivated a nation’s glare,
And all were wondering who would dare.

Two towers felt the deathly crash.
Innocent’s days ended fast.

Two towers’ supports gave their all,
But soon did the first one fall.

One tower down; caught by surprise,
Souls of victims began to rise.

Two towers were many’s bane
As the second one, down it came.

Two towers’ fires could not be tamed,
And now the protector’s lives it claimed.

Two towers; more souls lost a hopeless fight,
But in that loss, a county unite.

Never forget.

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Puzzle 40

Lets get this rolling again.

Name three consecutive days without using the words Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, or Sunday.

Good luck! Answers next Saturday!

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Coming soon

STUFF!
Think of these breaks as seasons.

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Puzzle 39

Thank you, Sam Loyd, for this one.
A sportive young hare and a tortoise raced in opposite directions around a circular track that was 100 yards in diameter. They started at the same spot, but the hare did not move until the tortoise had a start of one eighth of the distance (that is, the circumference of the circle). The hare held such a poor opinion of the other’s racing ability that he sauntered along, nibbling the grass until he met the tortoise. At this point the hare had gone one sixth of the distance.

How many times faster than he went before must the hare now run in order to win the race?

 

Answers saturday

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Jazz hams

‘Nuff said

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Puzzle 38

One day, one of a pair of identical twins celebrated their birthday. Two days later, the other twin celebrated their birthday. The twins were born within 5 minutes of each other – so how can this be explained?

Thanks brainbashers for this one

Answers Saturday and a new TT… when I get around to it.

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Cuteitto

no caption necessary.

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