Sven's Official BrainTeaser Thread !! and Sander.

[L_I_S]

any beginner ones that u ppl know?

LOL ok.

Tom Folan likes hunting bears. However, when he saw a bear right in front of him. He started running northwards. The bear was scared as well, and ran westwards. Suddenly Tom stopped, aiming his gun to the south. He shot the bear. What colour has the bear?

White, with a bit of red (?) cos they're @ the north pole.

how do u know were they r?

[TW89]

Come on sven...

[Mike]

Who deleted my answer to the one before this one. Now Sander's congratulating me for not spelling it but. :cursing:

[TW89]

Who deleted my answer to the one before this one. Now Sander's congratulating me for not spelling it but. :cursing:

Its the censorship ninjas...


And sven ffs i wanna know if im right or not...

[Sander]

tw89 you're right. i know the riddle so i'm sure. TF stands like 2 metres from the very northpole and when he runs to the pole and the bear runs west (so he goes around TF until the bear is behind TF) and then TF can turn around to the south and shoot the bear

[SvenF]

Who deleted my answer to the one before this one. Now Sander's congratulating me for not spelling it but. :cursing:

Its the censorship ninjas...


And sven ffs i wanna know if im right or not...

Lol, what does 'ffs' stand for? The 'F' in my username is the first letter of my family name.

And yes, you're right, of course, I thought you knew the answer already before, so I didn't know what you were after..
@Sander, you're not totally right. They meet at one place, lets say 50m from the north pole. TF runs north, to the very north pole. The bear runs west, so in fact he runs in a circle from a radius of 50m around the north pole, were TF stands. When TF reaches the north pole, he doesn't have to turn around, maybe just a little, because the bear has to go a longer way than TF.
So yes, the colour of the bear must be white.

[TW89]

Lol, what does 'ffs' stand for? The 'F' in my username is the first letter of my family name.

And yes, you're right, of course, I thought you knew the answer already before, so I didn't know what you were after..
@Sander, you're not totally right. They meet at one place, lets say 50m from the north pole. TF runs north, to the very north pole. The bear runs west, so in fact he runs in a circle from a radius of 50m around the north pole, were TF stands. When TF reaches the north pole, he doesn't have to turn around, maybe just a little, because the bear has to go a longer way than TF.
So yes, the colour of the bear must be white.

Ah cheers guys.
Nah I didnt know the answer before, this is the first time I've heard the question.

And I thought you may say that about 'ffs' lol ffs=for fucks sake, (like for gods sake) I was saying it cos I was wantin to know if I was right or not lol

White, with a bit of red (?) cos they're @ the north pole.

Red referring to the blood, cos it was shot... I thought that was pretty clever, if i say so myself  :biggrin: lol

[L_I_S]

bump
solve this paradox

oli wrote a book called : This statement is true.The last statement was false.

these are ur choices...
A.both statements are true
B.both statements are false
C.first statement is correct.second is false
D.second statement is correct.first is false
E.none of the above

state reasons y.

[sputnik]

C or D

If C- it is 'This statement is true (true), last statement is false (false)' making both true [(+*+) + (-*-)=0]
If D- it is 'This statement is true (false), last statement is false (true)' making both false [(+*-) + (-*+)=0]

[VG]

C) because the first statement is true and the last statement is false :thumbsup: .  The wording is the trick right? when it says the last statement is false it means last as in last one not the previous one and it is the last statement

[L_I_S]

C or D

If C- it is 'This statement is true (true), last statement is false (false)' making both true [(+*+) + (-*-)=0]
If D- it is 'This statement is true (false), last statement is false (true)' making both false [(+*-) + (-*+)=0]

nope sorry

[Mike]

Is this one solved just yet? By VG, that is.

Another one:

A freestyler named Matte Linder can do tatws with both feet. Before he increases his record, he wants to have done tatws in every combination possible on his current record (every combination for two tatws: left-left, left-right, right-left, right-right).

Time has passed by and his just finnished 98 tatws in every combination possible. How many tatws must he at least do before he can attempt 100 tatws?