Thursday, January 31, 2008

Get a Little Exercise Today

Bill and Judy set out to cover a certain distance by foot. Bill walks half the distance and runs half the distance. Judy walks half the time and runs half the time. Bill and Judy walk and run at the same rate. Who will reach the finish line first?

Wednesday, January 30, 2008

Flower Anagrams

Which of the following anagrams is not a flower?
  • piltu
  • cridoh
  • nanitraco
  • nejirup
  • airadneg

Tuesday, January 29, 2008

Wibs and Wobs

Let's say 26 zips weigh as much as 4 crids and 2 wobs. Also, 8 zips and 2 crids have the same weight as 2 wobs.

How many zips have the weight of 1 wob?

Monday, January 28, 2008

Additional Puzzles Are Required

What number should I put in for the question mark?

6 5 9 2 7
1 4 3 5 ?
8 0 2 8 1

Friday, January 25, 2008

Words to Live By

Can you translate the following into their more common utterances?
  1. Superfluous chronological dispatch institutes riddance of valued effects.
  2. There’s no value to be derived from demanding attention by loud screeches over fallen white liquid derived from the lactic glands of a female bovine.
  3. An excess of culinary experts impairs the quality of a thin derivative of meat.
  4. A body of persons abiding in a domicile of silica combined with metallic oxides should not carelessly project small geological specimens.

Thursday, January 24, 2008

Common Phrases

These may be common phrases, but how can you tell?
  1. If a large solid-hoofed mammal becomes available to you without compensation, refrain from casting your faculty for seeing into the oral cavity of such a creature.
  2. Each vaporous mass suspended in the firmament has an interior decoration of metallic hue.
  3. It is not advantageous to place the sum total of your barnyard collections into the same wicker receptacle.
  4. Feathered bipeds of a kindred mind in their segregated environment associate with a high degree of amiability.

Wednesday, January 23, 2008

Math Can Be Fun

Take your age and multiply it by 2.
Add 5.
Multiply this sum by 50.
Subtract 365.
Add the amount of loose pocket change, but do NOT count change totalling $1 or over (i.e., must be less than $1)
Add 115


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