The worlds first riddle!

Oh yeah, eatible worms. I just ate some for breakfast. Gummi Worms. They are good btw. Very Happy

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Your all doomed! due to your own decisions!

Amen.

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TTH:
IT IT
LOOSE = it's on the loose? Cool

(it could be "parrots on the loose" too.)

The answer to the other one was Cheerios. (cheery O's. haha)

Well, it looks like I'm late again, so here's some for you:

DPOALYLGAR
DOLLAR
DOLLAR Question

WITHYOU WSITTHUYCOKU WITHYOU Question

And I'll give a a song too:
Deftones - Shove It (My Own Summer)
This is what music's all about!

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ksanfo wrote:

IT IT
LOOSE = (it could be "parrots on the loose" too.)

ksanfo wrote:

The answer to the other one was Cheerios. (cheery O's. haha)

Both of those were good ones Cool

I don't have time right now, so if no one tries to figure yours out, I will bbl

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Circumscribe a semi-circle around a right triangle with the hypotenuse as a diameter. Now draw semi-circles with the legs as diameters so they form bulges on the triangle. What is the area of the region inside the smaller semi-circles, but outside the large semi-circle, IN TERMS OF the area of the triangle Question

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thoh13 wrote:

Circumscribe a semi-circle around a right triangle with the hypotenuse as a diameter. Now draw semi-circles with the legs as diameters so they form bulges on the triangle. What is the area of the region inside the smaller semi-circles, but outside the large semi-circle, IN TERMS OF the area of the triangle

It is the area of the triangle.

Call the legs a and b, and the hypotenuse c. The area in question is:

(pi/8) * (a^2 + b^2 - c^2) + ab/2

but since the triangle is right, a^2 + b^2 - c^2 = 0
therefore, the area in question is ab/2, which is the area of the triangle

cute problem!

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ksanfo wrote:

DPOALYLGAR
DOLLAR
DOLLAR

paying top dollar?

ksanfo wrote:

WITHYOU WSITTHUYCOKU WITHYOU

My answer

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Hi Try,,, i almost like this pic ~

http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/auth/raphael/lvr-george.jpg

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markr wrote:

thoh13 wrote:
Circumscribe a semi-circle around a right triangle with the hypotenuse as a diameter. Now draw semi-circles with the legs as diameters so they form bulges on the triangle. What is the area of the region inside the smaller semi-circles, but outside the large semi-circle, IN TERMS OF the area of the triangle

It is the area of the triangle.

Call the legs a and b, and the hypotenuse c. The area in question is:

(pi/8) * (a^2 + b^2 - c^2) + ab/2

but since the triangle is right, a^2 + b^2 - c^2 = 0
therefore, the area in question is ab/2, which is the area of the triangle

cute problem!

the area of the crescents is
area of smaller semicricles + area of triangle - area large semicircle =
[(pi(a/2)^2)/2 + (pi(b/2)^2)/2] + ab/2 - (pi(c/2)^2)/2 =
(pi/8) * (a^2 + b^2 - c^2) + ab/2 = ab/2 = area of triangle

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Try the younger, will return soon; activities interrupted by Beriberi (self diagnoses). Later!

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Quote:

Severe thiamin deficiency seldom occurs today in the Western world, except among alcoholics, who eat little or no food for extended periods of time. They can develop a pattern of neurologic symptoms known as Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome, involving the nervous system and causing a form of psychosis.

You should be more careful, mainly about the last part.. :wink:

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Good thing I don't drink alcohol then Laughing

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Hi Try,,, we are going to have lightning storms tonight. How is the weather where you are? (your the one),,, i was told i can only marry someone who has 4 beauty marks in the right places,,, isn't that different? Cool

Try,,, how do you like this portrait of Saint Jerome 'O' YaWaY? I love it? Cool

http://www.abcgallery.com/L/latour/latour26.JPG

Amen.

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Tryagain wrote:

They say it is easier for a rich man to pass through the eye of a needle, than to enter the kingdom of heaven,,,,,Not if you put him through a blender first!

They do?

Matthew 23:24 "... strain out a gnat but swallow a camel"

Matthew 19:24 "... easier for a camel to go through a needle's eye ...

Aye needless you may say,

BUT RIDDLE ME THIS

The first 'quotation' uses what figure of speech equal to a section of a cone except for one letter?

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Parable/parabola...

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Try,,, isn't this an awesome pic? Cool

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Hi all, thanks for all the cards, flowers and messages to stay away. I would also like to thank Dr, Francis Spock and nurse TTH.

However, although my earlier diagnosis was correct, due to a typographical irregularity, it should have read:

"I have Halle Berry all over me.. like a rash" :wink:

Hi YKW, I thought the first picture was St George slaying the dragon; but the second is my old friend Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci. Cool

Ps. The weather is, hot, dry and sunny (or so I have been told).

See ya!

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"I have Halle Berry all over me.. like a rash"

I hears she's more like a tic,,,, ~won't leave you alone!

Have you noticed that most people who are sex experts have marks all over them from people touching them with ten foot poles? Cool

Amen.

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solipsister wrote:

Tryagain wrote:
They say it is easier for a rich man to pass through the eye of a needle, than to enter the kingdom of heaven,,,,,Not if you put him through a blender first!

They do?

Matthew 23:24 "... strain out a gnat but swallow a camel"

Matthew 19:24 "... easier for a camel to go through a needle's eye ...

Aye needless you may say,

BUT RIDDLE ME THIS

The first 'quotation' uses what figure of speech equal to a section of a cone except for one letter?

hyperbole / hyperbola

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I got what mark said.

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