Category Archives: puzzles

Wow 33 puzzles already! How could a person fall out of a twenty-story building window onto the ground and be virtually unharmed? Answers Saturday.

Here is a puzzle for yall. If I was giving out 10 CDs and put them in a bag and left it on my lawn, how could 10 people, who all take just one and don’t put theirs back, come … Continue reading →

Ready for another puzzle? ready, set, go! A New York city hairdresser once said that he would rather cut the hair of three Canadians than one New Yorker. Why? Post answers in the comments! My answers will come Saturday and … Continue reading →

Here is a “mathimatical” puzzle Assume there are approximately 6,902,900,000 people on Earth. What would you estimate to be the result, if you multiply together the number of fingers on every person’s left-hands? (For the purposes of this exercise, thumbs … Continue reading →

Okay this puzzle (late though it be) requires you to pay close attention. When the answer comes it will hit you like a sack of potatoes. A man buys rice at $1 a pound from American growers and sells them … Continue reading →

Okay this one should be obvious but maybe not. It requires a good bit of thought. I’d like to, first, give thanks to folj.com because I’ve been getting most of my puzzles from them or the wording at least. I … Continue reading →

This puzzle is set in fact and you could easily Google the answer. But think a while and realize what real gain (or prevention of loss) would this give. Many shops have prices set just under a round figure, e.g. … Continue reading →