I thought there wasn't an answer? eek:

There isn't.

now i am really confused.......................................... .......................

too...much...brain....activity........

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STFU

But the question was, what ages are Mark's 3 kids, and the conversation was between Mark and Steve? If it's really a reading question then the conversation should've been between James and Craig, and then ask about Mark's kids... or better yet, change the last line and ask about Jame's kids... Just a thought.

it would be better if the guy with the trumpet was playing a low d. then he would be flipping you off. and its nice to see someone using a magatone for once. rock: sry i play trumpet and my life revolves around it. oOo:

Yeah... I thought about doing it (because I'm not the author) but you know,
I'm really lazy. happy:

It wasn't so much a puzzle as a test to see who would pick up on it... like the
video of white and black-clothed people throwing around a basketball among
themselves: most people won't notice the black gorilla walking and standing
by because they've been instructed to dismiss the black-clothed people. Just
funny...

I was going to say something when you first posted that, but I thought that was too easy and probably wasn't what you were looking for so I kept my mouth shut.

ugh, guys, found this on google:

http://www.quantnotes.com/edutainment/i ... roblem.htm

mwah:

thats a good one

rock:

[quote="Arrogant prick":951a5]Two old friends hadn't seen each other for a long time when they meet in the streets. 'How are your three sons?' -the first asks. 'Hey, I can't remember their ages'. The other replies, 'Well, the product of their ages is 36. Also the sum of their ages equals to the number of windows in that house over there'. The first one says: 'Listen, I still can't figure out the ages of your sons'. The second replies 'Sorry, I forgot to tell you my oldest son has blue eyes.' At which point the first one figures out the ages of the three sons. Can you do it?

Answer: Begin by writting all the possible set of three numbers that when multiplied give 36. You will notice that their sums add up to different numbers except for the solutions {1,6,6} and {2,2,9} which both add to 13. So the fact that the friend cannot deduce their ages means that the solution does indeed add up to 13. So the last piece of information rules out {1,6,6} as this has no eldest son. Remaining solution is {2,2,9}.

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Bah. Cute for a moment :)

One day Officer Green was patrolling the streets when he heard a woman scream, "NO JOHNNY DONT DO IT!" Surprised he ran over to a dry cleaners and found a woman dead and a silver pistol next to her. There were three people there the first one said, "I'm her driver" The second one said, "I'm her secratary. Andthe last one said, "I'm her revrond". Then within seconds officer green found out who it was.



Who was it?
below is the answer if you wanna know copy and paste it to notepad. oOo:

her revrond because she said, "no JOHNNY dont do it" and he was the only man. The driver and secratary were women.

oOo:

1. Secretary.
2. Reverend.
3. There are female reverends in the world.

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