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He bought a physical representation of the numbers. As in he bought the number 1, bought the number 2 and bought the number 6. Thus he bought the three numbers 1, 2 and 6 for $0.50 each adding to $1.50 Someone else post one if I'm right, same as every other time I post. | |
Revolverwolf got it (your answers were a bit too vague, Counter. And, the question wasn't how he got them, it was what items he bought) The answer was he bought numbers to put on his house, which was number 126. But any similar answer would have fit. So, yeah. Somebody post something. | |
Oh. Well, you weren't specific enough for me to be able to give the answer you were looking for. No offence or anything, of course. | |
No, you just misread it. But no harm done, it was a riddle after all. You want to post the next one? | |
Never ahead, ever behind, yet flying swiftly past; for a child, I last forever; for an adult, I`m gone too fast. What am I? | |
Life? | |
Nada
Have another go,no one else is here. | |
Youth? | |
Close. | |
imagination? | |
Sorry,incorrect. | |
Childhood. Kids want to grow up fast, while adults wish they were young again. | |
Closest yet,but no. | |
Can I take another stab at it and say "innocence"? As in "child-like innocence"? | |
That a lot colder than the first one,so no. | |
I'll take you up on that and say Time. | |
Looked it up did you? | |
I didn't look it up; that was a pure guess on my part. Jimmy, scheduled for execution that day, is placed in a room with two other men, each standing behind an electric chair. A voice over the intercom tells Jimmy that one of the two men always tells the truth, and the other always lies. Also, one chair is hooked up to the power supply, while the other is not, and he has no way of telling which is which in either case. The intercom tells Jimmy that he may ask one of the two men one question before he chooses the chair in which he sits. He is only allowed one question, and may only ask one man. If he chooses the wired chair, he dies, but if he picks the non-wired one, he is free to go. What question does Jimmy ask - either man - in order to survive? | |
He asks both of them what would the other person say was the right chair. | |
He can only ask one man. Was that not clear? I'll edit if so. Edit: Updated. Feel free to have another guess, Lycan. | |
If he knows what man tell the truth and what man tells the lie he asks the man who always tells the truth which seat the man who always tells the lie would say is electrocuted | |
He doesn't know who is who:
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ohhhh okay then welll gimme a sec. | |
EDIT SO no one can steal this answer and the reason | |
1) Not the answer I was looking for. | |
You ask one man if he was lying which chair was the good chair. The man who tells the truth will point to the bad chair while the liar would also point to the same chair because he can only tell lies. So regardless of who you ask you will just choose the chair they pick. | |
That doesn't make any sense. Could you please explain that further? | |
My bad I meant to say that whichever chair they pick you choose the opposite. The liar would be in a double negative situation so if he is asked to lie about something then its the truth. The truthful man when asked to lie can only tell the truth if he lies. | |
That's just confusing me more. Both of them would be giving answers contradictory to their nature, and thus your answer is incorrect. | |
Be it as it may, because of their nature they would be forced to point to the wired chair. But I will concede defeat if this isnt the right answer. | |
Simple. You ask "Which chair will the other person suggest to me is the good chair?" and take the opposite. If you ask the truthful man, he will point to the bad chair, and you get the opposite, good chair. Ask the liar, and he will point to the bad chair. And then you take the opposite, good chair. | |
That's as correct as I'm gonna get. All yours. | |
What can drive a man to murder, | |
What is love? | |
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He bought each item individually?