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#183
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here's another brain teasers:
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#184
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#186
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![]() Sakto bah? Kay mura man og length sa number in word ang gipangayo... |
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#187
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you got it friend! now try these:
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#188
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...i got it by: ** denominator »» adding the previous numerator and the previous denominator **numerator »» adding the current derived denominator and the previous denominator ![]()
naa na ba ni sa una?or to make it simple... maybe the answer is "window" or "door" ? kay kung abli, makakita ka thru the walls.
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#189
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^jackdi, you got it right!
explanation: What number comes next in this sequence: 1/1 3/2 7/5 17/12 41/29 ==?==
Name an ancient invention, which is still used in some parts of the world today, that allows people to see through walls.
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#190
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new teaser for you
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#191
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![]() nasakto ang Window!?!?!! ![]() ................................. medyo kinahanglan man og more thinking ning sunod.... kaon lang sa ko....
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#192
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I like being teased..ú
I'm light above and dark below. Remove my first 5 letters, and you have a piece of currency. Remove my last 4 letters, and you have something that a deranged colonel dreamed of a snail crawling along, and surviving. What am I? --RAZORBILL.. miss teaser master..ú |
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#193
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> you got it gaRn, the teased-liker >LOL<
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#194
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Q1. Change 2 of my letters, and you have a type of imaginary circle. Should you capital-ize and remove the last letter, you would cease. I was once part of an empire that could be described in the same way as many soups and vegetables you will find in grocery stores. What am I?
--Ecuador.. changing 2 letters gives u equator (..an imaginary circle).. Ecuador's capital is Quito.. and removing the last letter "o", gives u quit (..meaning cease).. The last part i cen't understant.. Ambot unsay pasabot ana..ú I'll try answering riddles 2 and 3 2morrow.. Nilabad ako ulo sa riddle 1.. Whew! |
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#195
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There once was an evil wizard. He took 3 woman from their homes and turned them into rose bushes that looked exactly alike. He put them in his garden. One of the woman had a husband and children and begged the wizard to let her see them. He agreed. At night, he brought the woman to her house. In the morning he came and took her home. One day the husband decided to go rescue her. So he snuck into the wizard's garden. He looked and looked at the 3 identical rose bushes trying to figure out which could be his wife. Suddenly, he knew the answer and he took his wife home. How did he know which rose bush was his wife? quote] either katong adlawa when her hubby rescued her, nag-uwan ur nagbagyo then since gidala man sa sulod ang rose sa balay, pagbutang sa gawas of course mao ra toy lahi kay uga man... pero if walay uwan or bagyo, siguro tungod pud sa umog |
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