Tallyho 181 Posted July 30, 2008 Report Share Posted July 30, 2008 peacocks dont lay eggs peahens do . Quote Link to post Share on other sites
undisputed 1,664 Posted July 30, 2008 Report Share Posted July 30, 2008 (edited) The great houdini was placed in a concrete room, walls floor were all 4ft thick no windows, the ceiling was fifty feet from the floor the only thing in the room was a table. He placed a bet that he would be out by morning. So they bricked up the door and left for the night. When they opened up the room the next morning Houdini was gone...how did he escape? I've heard this before, but he had a mirror and a table, he looked in the mirror and saw what he saw, so he took the saw and cut the table in half, put the two halves back together to make a whole, and then crawled through the whole. It's a bit cack, but that's how I've heard it said. No way Already said no mirror! and the table wasnt cut in half either but your on the right track Edited July 31, 2008 by undisputed Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Wilky 0 Posted July 31, 2008 Report Share Posted July 31, 2008 Three men go out for a drink and the bill comes to £27, so they each pay the waiter £9, the waiter gives the money to his boss, who realises that the men have been overcharged by £5, so he gives the waiter £5 to give back to the men, the waiter realises he can't give them an exact equal share of £5, so he keeps £2 and gives them back the £3, so now the men have paid £8 each (£24) and the waiter has kept £2, where's the other £1 gone? So there're 3 blokes with 9 quid in their pocket. They hand this over to the waiter for their dinner. The bill should have come to 22 quid, so there's a fiver coming back and they are due 1 pound 66 pence back each. The waiter gives them back a quid a piece and pockets the 66 pence off each of them. 66p x 3 = 2 quid. They actually paid 7.33 (22 quid) for the meal but ended up paying 8 quid as the waiter took 66p each as a "tip" It confuses things when you say they paid 8 pound for the meal. They didn't. They paid 7.33 plus a "tip" of 67p. Therefore they paid 7.33 + 67p = 8.00 plus the pound they got back = 9.00. The 2 quid the waiter kept is already included in the 8 pound so it throws you off kilter. Correct, but you could have just said that the £5 was paid back out of the money they gave, leaving £22, then £3 back to them and £2 to the waiter, 22 + 3 + 2 = 27, obviously it's a play on words and the fiver never came from the till, but you've probably given out a few headaches, which is cheap at half the price. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Wilky 0 Posted July 31, 2008 Report Share Posted July 31, 2008 The great houdini was placed in a concrete room, walls floor were all 4ft thick no windows, the ceiling was fifty feet from the floor the only thing in the room was a table. He placed a bet that he would be out by morning. So they bricked up the door and left for the night. When they opened up the room the next morning Houdini was gone...how did he escape? I've heard this before, but he had a mirror and a table, he looked in the mirror and saw what he saw, so he took the saw and cut the table in half, put the two halves back together to make a whole, and then crawled through the whole. It's a bit cack, but that's how I've heard it said. No way Already said no mirror! and the table wasnt cut in half either but your on the right track Pull two legs off the table, open them wide, there should be a pink and a brown hole, he could've climbed out of one of those. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
undisputed 1,664 Posted August 2, 2008 Report Share Posted August 2, 2008 The great houdini was placed in a concrete room, walls floor were all 4ft thick no windows, the ceiling was fifty feet from the floor the only thing in the room was a table. He placed a bet that he would be out by morning. So they bricked up the door and left for the night. When they opened up the room the next morning Houdini was gone...how did he escape? I've heard this before, but he had a mirror and a table, he looked in the mirror and saw what he saw, so he took the saw and cut the table in half, put the two halves back together to make a whole, and then crawled through the whole. It's a bit cack, but that's how I've heard it said. No way Already said no mirror! and the table wasnt cut in half either but your on the right track Pull two legs off the table, open them wide, there should be a pink and a brown hole, he could've climbed out of one of those. Nope he ran round the table until he got puffed out!........boom boom! Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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