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 Posted 04/07/2012  05:24 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add biggfredd to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
"Boss, my old password is out of date."


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The boss said, "Yes, it is. The new password is different, but if you listen closely you will be able to figure out the new one. Your new password has the same amount of letters as the old one, and four of the letters are the same."


old: ouToFDatE
new: DifFErenT
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.So, he walks to the gate and the guard says "8".The spy gives the correct answer and the guard lets him in. What was the answer that the spy gave?


5 letters in 8.
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Counting duplicates and French, I only found 13:

Many injured animals are invited to live at the 'Toronto Range'. Stop in kangaroo corner and marvel at the lovely creatures within. Dig over the potato patch to find small furry caterpillars, but don't yell! Owls can be found swooping for edible rodents, earwigs or perhaps bluebottles in the undergrowth. The brown bear, Rob, lacks grace and may look like an ogre, enter at your own risk! Peacocks can be found showing their colourful wares, which look fantastic when viewed with our ultraviolet torch.
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If E times ILE equals BANISH, and TE times T equals BOOK, what does TO times IN equal?

A. BREATH
B. TEASER
C. RUTABAGA
D. POISON
E. COPPER


D

NE times T! ID-ten-T virus
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1. hairy true, Man
2. rich yard nick, Son
3. wood row will, Son
4. you list us Grant,
5. mill lard fill, More
6. war wren hard, Ding
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how many times does the word or number "1" appear on every U.S. one dollar bill?

series 1935d:

13 around the edge, number left, ONE right, series 1935 = 16 obverse

9 around the edge, 1 Roman pyramid, ONE center, 5170 back plate = 12 reverse

28 total.
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 Posted 04/11/2012  10:11 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add James N to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
"A cowboy rode into town on Friday, stayed three days, and rode out again on Friday. How did he do that?" His horses name was Friday.
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 Posted 04/12/2012  08:22 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Moe145 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
So... what's the horse's name in the Christmas Carol, "Jingle Bells"?
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over the hill
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The horse has no name
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The horse has no name



"...bells on Bob-Tail ring".




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Actually, sleigh horses at that time had their tail cropped, aka bobbed, so the tail and hair does not get caught in the reins and harness. Granted now adays people choose to keep their tail hair shorter and braided. I still think the horse had no name.
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Bobbed Tails were a fashion statement, neither the name of a horse or a type of horse.

But since we're keeping cool (it was 82° in central Ahia today), what are the names of Santa's ninth and tenth rainmooses?
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let's try Rudolph and Olive...
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Give that ceegar a man!
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