Quiz time

This has possibly been posted on this BB previously but anyway here we go.

- Wood Borer

It has to be C.

He is certain that his hat is black because he can see that B's is white. He knows that D can see both B and C. If C's hat was white, D would see 2 white hats and would have already identified that his must be black. Because D hasn't called out, C knows that D can see one white and one black hat.

Col

Correct Col.

Your turn.

- Wood Borer

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Originally Posted by Honest Gaza

can't accept others ( eg. gut, bum, tit )

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You could have asked for 13 parts :p :p
Even 14

Ivan.....whoops, nerly forgot
Count

In the final scenes of the movie Dr Strangelove, the pilot of the American bomber rides the nuclear bomb like a rodeo rider on a mustang. The part of the pilot was played by Slim Pickens. Who did Stanley Kubrick choose originally for this role?

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Originally Posted by Driver

It has to be C.

He is certain that his hat is black because he can see that B's is white. He knows that D can see both B and C. If C's hat was white, D would see 2 white hats and would have already identified that his must be black. Because D hasn't called out, C knows that D can see one white and one black hat.

Col

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Very clever Driver....seems so simple now, but stuffed if I could get it.

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Originally Posted by Driver

In the final scenes of the movie Dr Strangelove, the pilot of the American bomber rides the nuclear bomb like a rodeo rider on a mustang. The part of the pilot was played by Slim Pickens. Who did Stanley Kubrick choose originally for this role?

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Peter Sellers. :)

Correct, Duckman. Your turn.

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Originally Posted by Honest Gaza

Very clever Driver....seems so simple now, but stuffed if I could get it.

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Now eet ees tahm for me to reveal zat Ah am not, een fact, Crabtree at oll. Ah am, een fact, zer worl's grettest daytecteeve: Hercule Poirot!!

Wood Borer's puzzle was solved by using zer leetle grey cells! Mon Dieu and Coq au Vin!!

I didn't recognise you Poirot, your moustache is pointing the wrong way ;)

My favourite Poirot scene:-

There is a knock on the front door of Poirot’s apartment. Poirot opens the door to reveal a deliveryman, holding a birdcage. Inside the cage is a parrot.

Deliveryman (broad Cockney accent): ‘I got a parrot ‘ere for a Mr Poyrott.’

Poirot: ‘Zat ees pronouncéd Pwarroe!’

Deliveryman: ‘Awright, guvnor. (Clears throat). I got a pwarroe ‘ere for Mr Poyrott.’

I always thought it was amusing that Peter Ustinov played Poirot in the movies. He wasn't even Belgian!!

You see me here,

you see me there,

you see me (almost) anywhere,

I can never be hidden,

what am I? :D

Your nose? Your eyelids?

No SilentC, not related to body parts. :)

God??

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Originally Posted by Bob Willson

God??

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Err.... can you really see God, Bob? :)

No, fraid not the answer.

Bob can ;)

The wind?

Truth!

OK!!
Mr Truth if you want to be Sexist :p

Count

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Originally Posted by duckman

Err.... can you really see God, Bob? :)

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Umm no, not all the time but I can hear Him talking to me and telling me who I have to kill for Him.

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Originally Posted by silentC

Bob can ;)

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You're a bad man, SilentC :D :D

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Originally Posted by silentC

The wind?

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Nope. :)

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Originally Posted by Ivan in Oz

Truth!

OK!!
Mr Truth if you want to be Sexist :p

Count

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Wow, you guys are really thinking outside the square.

'Fraid not, though.

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Originally Posted by Bob Willson

Umm no, not all the time but I can hear Him talking to me and telling me who I have to kill for Him.

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ROFLMAO.
:D :D :D :D

light?

'fraid not, Tristan. :)

Time........

I've gone so far outside the Sqare
I fell in a Black hole,

Count

A fluorescent pimpernel.

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Originally Posted by duckman

You see me here,

you see me there,

you see me (almost) anywhere,

I can never be hidden,

what am I? :D

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Emotion?

Good guesses one and all, but no one's got the answer yet.

Is it time for a hint yet?

I thought Emotion had it.........

How about The 'Cheshire Cat' from Alice in Wonderland

Work it out or Go read :p


Count

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Originally Posted by Ivan in Oz

I thought Emotion had it.........

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:)

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Originally Posted by Ivan in Oz

How about The 'Cheshire Cat' from Alice in Wonderland

Work it out or Go read :p

Count

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Bring your thinking down to earth. And yes there is a (cryptic) clue in that advice.

Umm... I have to go shopping now (whip, flog, lash).... won't be back again till late this arvo...

Happiness?


Misery?

[QUOTE=duckman]:)

Bring your thinking down to earth. And yes there is a (cryptic) clue in that advice.
QUOTE]

I know!
I Know :o

Motion
Movement :D
The wind gently gliding through the pendulous Autumn leaves
NOT what I was really thinking of

Count

Sorry guys, but no correct answer yet.

Come closer to mother earth.

Arrrhhh!!! :confused: :confused:

Closer eh?

Dust

Is Mother Earth Gravid???

Your Shadow :confused: :confused:

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Originally Posted by Bob Willson

Is Mother Earth Gravid???

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What, She's preggers?

OK!
How about gravity, Nah; you cannot see Gravity.

Count

Still no correct answer.

Are any of you history buffs? (another clue sort of..:))

Get your hands dirty. (another clue)

Sun's shining, birds are singing, flowers are blooming, temperature in my garage has risen above zero and this 'young' man's fancy has turned to making sawdust. I'm off to the shed for the day. :D :D

Back online this evening. :)


Hooroo...

Yourself :confused: :confused: :D