The worlds first riddle!

I'm sick at home.

[size=7]SEQUENCE
986[/size]

Bird flu markr?

bit of that round here-- i phone up a bird for a date and she says shes got the flu!

TA, the skipper of the speedy water taxi service was transporting a client up river to his new business location. As soon as the boat left the dock the client fell asleep. After the boat had travelled 1 mile the clients hat blew off into the water and started to float downstream. The boat continued upstream for 5 more minutes before the client awoke and discovered his hat was missing. TA then turned the boat around and headed back down stream. They finally caught up with the hat just as it reached their original starting point. The sailing speed was constant whether going up stream or down stream can you figure out how fast the river was flowing.

RIVER
same as Try

[size=7]SEQUENCES
4.55
no clue
5 4 3 6 6 8[/size]

Here's a sequence to ponder:
6 30 60 84 180 210

RIVER
"same as Try"

Hey! No peepin.


"Here's a sequence to ponder:"
6 30 60 84 180 210

Hey! Hey! I was looking at that.
6 30 60 84 180 210 [size=7]210 330[/size]


Decide what number comes next in this stately series: 4, 0, 3, 1, 0, 1,

Keep taking the medication.

Hey! Hey!
yep

[size=7]STATELY SERIES
Georgia[/size]

Nuther sequence:

3 5 4 5 6 8 9 8 11

Hello! We are back on line - nice place. Thanks Craven and crew

Mark:

SEQUENCES
4.55

I made it:
1.33, 4.17, 1.39, 4.36, 1.45, (4.57)
The sequence goes divide by 3, then multiply by pi, divide by 3, multiply by pi, etc. But only the first 2 numbers following the decimal are written down, & used for the next step in the sequence.
I'm not going back for .02


no clue

My mistake, I don't know where it went, it sure did need one.
0.7, 0, 5, 8, 8, 2, 3, ?
The numbers shown are the digits following the decimal when you divide 12 by 17.


5 4 3 6 6 8
Each number represents the number of letters in the number in that order. That is: one = 3, two = 3, three = 5, etc.


STATELY SERIES
Georgia

Wow, that's real clever.


"Nuther sequence:"

3 5 4 5 6 8 9 8 11

Are you sure its (11)?

I can get as far as : 3 5 4 5 6 8 9 8
Then I make it (9) 10

I.e. 1+3=4. 3+4=7. 4+7=11// 3-1=2+11=13. 13+4=17. 4-3=1+17=18. 7-4=3+18=21. 11-7=4+21=25. 25=10

Am I close, or what!



Oh happy days, you are too week for a clue.

6(1) 9(3) 6(5) 6(7) 7(2) 8(4) (6)



Still, I give you another month before you get it together.

1 2 13 0 3 03 1

Am I close, or what!
Think best lending rate.

[size=7]WEEK SEQUENCE
I Sat. down and came up with 8.

MONTH SEQUENCE
no clue[/size]

3 5 4 5 6 8 9 18 11
one three four seven eleven thirteen seventeen eighteen
Actually it was:
two three five seven eleven thirteen seventeen nineteen twentythree twentynine

[size=7]SAME LINES
U
16?[/size]

"Nuther sequence:"

3 5 4 5 6 8 9 8 11 ?

My, you are the tricky one, or should I say, you 2. I took the first 1.

…….twentynine =10.
So I was right, albeit for a different reason.
Amazzzzzing!

Mark:
SAME LINES
U

A F MA P M JU U

Using the first 1 or 2 letters in the name of each month.

16?


Answer: 7 5 3 4 9 (8)

Number of letters in each month, but skipping a month each time. So January = 7, March = 5, May = 3, and so on.


Let us drink to your good health, what's shores?

n t d. s a e . f. a e i a. u i e

n t d. s a e . f. a e i a. u i e
huh?

"Huh!"

Thank you for taking part in a word recognition sample.

Skipping a letter each time, the series spells out the name of a country. (What shores?)

n t d. s a e . f. a e i a. u i e

United States of America United?

I could make a case for 11.

j v h t p

DrewDad:

What number is missing from this series?

I could make a case for 11.

(Your wood making skills do you considerable credit)


2 3 5 7 13 17 (11)
The series is of the first prime numbers, and 11 was left out.



A patriotic series sets a precedent.
j v h t p clever

w a j m m a (j)
The first letters of the last names of each of the first 7 US presidents.



Back off, it's prime time.

15 11 9 5 3 1



It's elementary, my dear puzzler

h l b n f n a p