i have a riddle for you gamespot

if a picture is worth 10 000 words and Ceasar can command 100 ships with a wave of his hand and half a loaf of bread is better than none,

how much is 1/136 of a picture of Ceaser holding a full loaf of bread with 200 ships behind him worth?

good luck;)

2 schillings

72.53 words rounded to the nearest 100th.

nope:P

id say its worthless cause its fake cause they didnt have cameras in caesars time

Eight ladies go to eight shops at eight o' clock in the morning. Each lady wants to buy eight spiders. For each spider, eight spider shoes must also be bought. But they only have eight pounds between. With each spider costing eight pence, and each spider shoe costing an eighth pence each. Will the ladies have enough change for the bus home, a journey costing eight pence per stop and made up of eight stops. the_foreign_guy

The ladies were eight pence short

The answer is 10,000 words.

Because 1/136 of a picture is still a picture, so it would be worth 10,000 words.

id say its worthless cause its fake cause they didnt have cameras in caesars time

i-rock-socks

id say its worthless cause its fake cause they didnt have cameras in caesars time

i-rock-socks

Eight ladies go to eight shops at eight o' clock in the morning. Each lady wants to buy eight spiders. For each spider, eight spider shoes must also be bought. But they only have eight pounds between. With each spider costing eight pence, and each spider shoe costing an eighth pence each. Will the ladies have enough change for the bus home, a journey costing eight pence per stop and made up of eight stops.the_foreign_guy

The answer is 10,000 words.

Because 1/136 of a picture is still a picture, so it would be worth 10,000 words.

aka_aj03

there it is^

[QUOTE="the_foreign_guy"]

The ladies were eight pence short

misfits14

[QUOTE="the_foreign_guy"]Eight ladies go to eight shops at eight o' clock in the morning. Each lady wants to buy eight spiders. For each spider, eight spider shoes must also be bought. But they only have eight pounds between. With each spider costing eight pence, and each spider shoe costing an eighth pence each. Will the ladies have enough change for the bus home, a journey costing eight pence per stop and made up of eight stops.Brutal_Elitegs

heres one:

Jean is shorter than Brutus but taller than Imhotep. Imhotep is taller than Jean, but shorter than Lord Scotland. Lord Scotland is twice the height of Jean and Brutus combined but only one-tenth of the height of Millsy. Millsy is at a constant height of x - y. If Jean stands exactly one nautical mile away from Lord Scotland, how tall is Imhotep?

heres one:

Jean is shorter than Brutus but taller than Imhotep. Imhotep is taller than Jean, but shorter than Lord Scotland. Lord Scotland is twice the height of Jean and Brutus combined but only one-tenth of the height of Millsy. Millsy is at a constant height of x - y. If Jean stands exactly one nautical mile away from Lord Scotland, how tall is Imhotep?

misfits14

Imhotep is invisible.Brutal_Elitegs

[QUOTE="misfits14"]

heres one:

Jean is shorter than Brutus but taller than Imhotep. Imhotep is taller than Jean, but shorter than Lord Scotland. Lord Scotland is twice the height of Jean and Brutus combined but only one-tenth of the height of Millsy. Millsy is at a constant height of x - y. If Jean stands exactly one nautical mile away from Lord Scotland, how tall is Imhotep?

the_foreign_guy

Imhotep is invisible.Brutal_Elitegs

lol, that freaked me out for a second

Disclaimer: for the purposes of this riddle assume everything i say to be true.

Lets say the earth weighs 1000 tonnes

now if you were to build a wall around the earth dividing it into 2 equal hemispheres, and the wall wieghed 235 tonnes

then you were to build one tower on each continent of the planet each weighing 72 tonnes

then you build a castle at each polar end of the earth weighing 35 tonnes

how much does the earth weigh after constructing all of that?

Disclaimer: for the purposes of this riddle assume everything i say to be true.

Lets say the earth weighs 1000 tonnes

now if you were to build a wall around the earth dividing it into 2 equal hemispheres, and the wall wieghed 235 tonnes

then you were to build one tower on each continent of the planet each weighing 72 tonnes

then you build a castle at each polar end of the earth weighing 35 tonnes

how much does the earth weigh after constructing all of that?

Thessassin

Thats more of a maths question, than a riddle.

Disclaimer: for the purposes of this riddle assume everything i say to be true.

Lets say the earth weighs 1000 tonnes

now if you were to build a wall around the earth dividing it into 2 equal hemispheres, and the wall wieghed 235 tonnes

then you were to build one tower on each continent of the planet each weighing 72 tonnes

then you build a castle at each polar end of the earth weighing 35 tonnes

how much does the earth weigh after constructing all of that?

Thessassin