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Fri 2 Sep, 2005 02:50 am
Red-eye stops
at the
red
bench, sits
and takes out
his
red pad and his
red
pens he n
eeds to
think
to clear the
red mist
from his m
ind so he draws
a
big red picture of a
big
red house and a
big red
tree, two fluffy
red clouds
and a huge red
mountain
in the
distance Red-eye
is happy
count all the reds
That doesnt make sense.
Do yuo mean count all the red letters???
exactly my problem ...... i dont know am just wondering if anyone else has came across this riddle its driving me nuts!!!!!!
Ahh, I think the mean the word red.
I think its one of those mind trick things, eg if the word green is written in the colour blue, someone then asks you what the word says, it confuses the mind for a second.The mind sees greena and blue and has to think about the question a bit.
So Ireckon the puzzle is tricking your mind into counting the words in red and not just the word red.As the words ARE the colour red.
Clear??!
sorry if I'm being a bit obtuse here but eleven would seem to be the obvious answer
first thing i noticed that the questions is count the redS
there are no redS in that poem, just red.
so I say zero.
it is either 1,37 or 41
1=thr word redS
37= all the red words in puzzle
and 41 all the words in puzzle and the 4 words out of the puzzle :eg count all the reds
count all the reds
How about count all the red letters including full stops etc
then count all the red words
then count all the red and reds and all backwards red and reds
and then all the things like red bench etc