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A girl who was just learning to drive went
down a one-way street in the wrong
direction, but didn't break the law.
How come?

Voiceless it cries,
Wingless flutters,
Toothless bites,
Mouthless mutters.

annnikky:
What is as light as a feather, but even the
world's strongest man couldn't hold it for
more than a minute?

Air/breath

annnikky:
A girl who was just learning to drive went down a one-way street in the wrong direction, but didn't break the law. How come?

Her car was on reverse.

emorse:
Air/breath

Yeah correct buh it seems I've post this puzzle b4.

annnikky:
Voiceless it cries, Wingless flutters, Toothless bites, Mouthless mutters.

Nobody in the world can get this one. lol

emorse:
Nobody in the world can get this one. lol

Hahhahhahaha... Really buh i dnt think so

annnikky:
Voiceless it cries, Wingless flutters, Toothless bites, Mouthless mutters.

Nobody in the world can get this one. lol

emorse:
Her car was on reverse.

Wrong baby try again

annnikky:
Hahhahhahaha... Really buh i dnt think so

Pardon me jare. Network made me post that more than once. Let me think about it anyways.
PS: My reward had better be worth it.

annnikky:
A girl who was just learning to drive went down a one-way street in the wrong direction, but didn't break the law. How come?

She went on foot!!

annnikky:
Voiceless it cries, Wingless flutters, Toothless bites, Mouthless mutters.

I'm not making any headway here. You might have to help me on this one

emorse:
She went on foot!!

Yeah ryt baby bravo

emorse:
Pardon me jare. Network made me post that more than once. Let me think about it anyways.
PS: My reward had better be worth it.

Hahhahahahahha

emorse:
I'm not making any headway here. You might have to help me on this one

Ok oooo
sol. the wind

annnikky:
Ok oooo sol. the wind

Wind? There's no way in the whole wide world that I would have gotten that.

emorse:
Wind? There's no way in the whole wide world that I would have gotten that.

Hahahhahahahhah

annnikky:
Hahahhahahahhah

I'm not really good at riddles that's why I stopped posting comments , please can you now include those nice logic questions .

KingEbukasBlog:
I'm not really good at riddles that's why I stopped posting comments , please can you now include those nice logic questions .

Ok dear

You are travelling down a country lane to a
distant village. You reach a fork in the road
and find a pair of identical twin sisters
standing there.

One standing on the road to
village and the other
standing on the road to
neverland (of course, you
don't know or see where
each road leads).

One of the sisters always tells the truth and
the other always lies (of course, you don't
know who is lying).

Both sisters know where the roads go.
If you are allowed to ask only one question
to one of the sisters to find the correct road
to the village, what is your question?

There are two kinds of people on a
mysterious island. There are so-called
Honestants who speak always the truth,
and the others are Swindlecants who
always lie.
Three fellows (A, B and C) are having a
quarrel at the market. A gringo goes by and
asks the A fellow: "Are you an Honestant or
a Swindlecant?" The answer is
incomprehensible so the gringo gives
another quite logical question to B: "What
did A say?" B answers: "A said that he is a
Swindlecant." And to that says the fellow C:
"Do not believe B, he is lying!"
Who is B and C?

Afterwards he meets another two
aborigines. One says: "I am a Swindlecant
or the other one is an Honestant."
Who are they?

annnikky:
You are travelling down a country lane to a
distant village. You reach a fork in the road
and find a pair of identical twin sisters
standing there.

One standing on the road to
village and the other
standing on the road to
neverland (of course, you
don't know or see where
each road leads).

One of the sisters always tells the truth and
the other always lies (of course, you don't
know who is lying).

Both sisters know where the roads go.
If you are allowed to ask only one question
to one of the sisters to find the correct road
to the village, what is your question?

The question should be "if I want to go to the village which road will the other sister point to?" The lying sister will lie and point to the road leading to the village while the other sister who tells the truth will tell to truth and point to the road leading to the village.

annnikky:
You are travelling down a country lane to a
distant village. You reach a fork in the road
and find a pair of identical twin sisters
standing there.

One standing on the road to
village and the other
standing on the road to
neverland (of course, you
don't know or see where
each road leads).

One of the sisters always tells the truth and
the other always lies (of course, you don't
know who is lying).

Both sisters know where the roads go.
If you are allowed to ask only one question
to one of the sisters to find the correct road
to the village, what is your question?

My question will be : What would your sister say, if I asked her where this road leads?" The answer is always negated. "

So whatever the truth telling girl or liar girl say , i would take the other road

annnikky:
Afterwards he meets another two
aborigines. One says: "I am a Swindlecant
or the other one is an Honestant."
Who are they?

if A was a swindlecant, then his statement would be false (thus A would have to be an honestant and B would have to be a swindlecant). However, that would cause a conflict which implicates that A must be an honestant. In that case at least one part of his statement is true and as it can't be the first one, B must be an honestant, too.

femi4:
My question will be : What would your sister say, if I asked her where this road leads?" The answer is always negated. "

So whatever the truth telling girl or liar girl say , i would take the other road

Yeah correct

KingEbukasBlog:
The question should be "if I want to go to the village which road will the other sister point to?" The lying sister will lie and point to the road leading to the village while the other sister who tells the truth will tell to truth and point to the road leading to the village.

Yeah correct

femi4:
if A was a swindlecant, then his statement would be false (thus A would have to be an honestant and B would have to be a swindlecant). However, that would cause a conflict which implicates that A must be an honestant. In that case at least one part of his statement is true and as it can't be the first one, B must be an honestant, too.

Yeaaah bravo

annnikky:
There are two kinds of people on a
mysterious island. There are so-called
Honestants who speak always the truth,
and the others are Swindlecants who
always lie.
Three fellows (A, B and C) are having a
quarrel at the market. A gringo goes by and
asks the A fellow: "Are you an Honestant or
a Swindlecant?" The answer is
incomprehensible so the gringo gives
another quite logical question to B: "What
did A say?" B answers: "A said that he is a
Swindlecant." And to that says the fellow C:
"Do not believe B, he is lying!"
Who is B and C?

B is a Swindlecant and C is a Honestant.

4kings:
B is a Swindlecant and C is a Honestant.

Yeah correct

Our gringo displeased the sovereign with his
intrusive questions and was condemned to
death. But there was also a chance to save
himself by solving the following logic
problem. The gringo was shown two doors -
one leading to a scaffold and the second
one to freedom (both doors were the same)
and only the door guards knew what was
behind the doors. The sovereign let the
gringo put one question to one guard. And
because the sovereign was an honest man
he warned that one guard is a Swindlecant.
What logic question can save the gringo's
life?
You probably remember the answer from
the very first problem on this page, don't
you

Our gringo was lucky
and survived. On his
way to the pub he met
three aborigines. One
made this statement: "We are all
Swindlecants." The second one concluded:
"Just one of us is an honest man."
Who are they?