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by **fletch** » Jan 14th, '04, 20:57

Is that a simlar trick to the self-battering haddock?

by **Mr.Teacher** » Jan 14th, '04, 22:42

when is a door not a door?.

when its ajar!!!

where on this earth does water boil at 60 degrees?.

latitude or longitude?

by **magicdiscoman** » Jan 14th, '04, 22:49

door yes.

water state a place.

by **fletch** » Jan 15th, '04, 00:33

where on this earth does water boil at 60 degrees?.

Up a very high mountain. Everest for example.

by **magicdiscoman** » Jan 15th, '04, 01:01

corect what about the last one I'm looking for name like couger.

by **seige** » Jan 15th, '04, 10:07

I must give up... this is too much for a Thursday morning...

by **magicdiscoman** » Jan 15th, '04, 11:44

further clue john prescot

by **bananafish** » Jan 15th, '04, 11:49

Q: Where do you weigh pies?
Q: Where do you weigh Whales?
Q: What is a Twack?

by **fletch** » Jan 15th, '04, 11:51

Q: Where do you weigh pies?

Would that be at the end of the rainbow?

by **fletch** » Jan 15th, '04, 11:52

Q: Where do you weigh Whales?
Duh... at the Whale Weigh Station

Q: What is a Twack?

DuH DUh DUh.... Something for a Twain to run on.

by **magicdiscoman** » Jan 15th, '04, 12:06

john two .... prescot.
air craft pilots need one.
an animal has an avarage of five.
its a car.
its an animal.
its a plane.
what is it??.

the word is jaguar but can be shortened to jag, ie 2 jags prescot, pilots fly jags, jag xjs etc.

by **nickj** » Jan 15th, '04, 12:44

Grr, no-one told me vinyl records had twos sides! Oh well, at least I can console myself with the fact that I'm not old enough to know!!

by **bananafish** » Jan 15th, '04, 12:45

Where do you weigh pies?
Would that be at the end of the rainbow?

Naturally, that is where they are weighed.

by **fletch** » Jan 15th, '04, 12:58

Bananafish,
Are you going to explain why pies are weighed there or shall I take the punishment

by **Dar_Kwan** » Jan 15th, '04, 13:04

*sings*

"Somewhere over the rainbow wheigh-a-pie"

Another mental puzzle