Re: Riddle Minute
Posted: Wed Dec 02, 2009 3:07 pm
Correct! I love that one even though it's more of a joke than a riddle.
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Partially correct, but in that case the dragon wouldn't die because he can cure any poisoned water the knight is capable of obtaining.the knight drank his poison before giving it to the dragon
but can he survive if the knight then slays him? that is in his job description, after all.Partially correct, but in that case the dragon wouldn't die because he can cure any poisoned water the knight is capable of obtaining.the knight drank his poison before giving it to the dragon
He's a very lazy knight. He doesn't want to do any slaying directly, nor does he need to.but can he survive if the knight then slays him? that is in his job description, after all.Partially correct, but in that case the dragon wouldn't die because he can cure any poisoned water the knight is capable of obtaining.the knight drank his poison before giving it to the dragon
does he drink all of his water, then fill the glass back half way with the poison #7?He's a very lazy knight. He doesn't want to do any slaying directly, nor does he need to.but can he survive if the knight then slays him? that is in his job description, after all.Partially correct, but in that case the dragon wouldn't die because he can cure any poisoned water the knight is capable of obtaining.the knight drank his poison before giving it to the dragon
Not quite. The dragon drinks poison #7 by his own will. Why?does he drink all of his water, then fill the glass back half way with the poison #7?He's a very lazy knight. He doesn't want to do any slaying directly, nor does he need to.but can he survive if the knight then slays him? that is in his job description, after all.Partially correct, but in that case the dragon wouldn't die because he can cure any poisoned water the knight is capable of obtaining.the knight drank his poison before giving it to the dragon
perhaps I bypassed the answer already; did the knight suggest that they prove to each other their glass wasn't poisoned by taking a sip first, and then handing it with the other?Not quite. The dragon drinks poison #7 by his own will. Why?does he drink all of his water, then fill the glass back half way with the poison #7?He's a very lazy knight. He doesn't want to do any slaying directly, nor does he need to.but can he survive if the knight then slays him? that is in his job description, after all.Partially correct, but in that case the dragon wouldn't die because he can cure any poisoned water the knight is capable of obtaining.the knight drank his poison before giving it to the dragon
That's an interesting solution. However, the duel itself is exactly as described - the key is that they both assume the other one is going to try to poison them.perhaps I bypassed the answer already; did the knight suggest that they prove to each other their glass wasn't poisoned by taking a sip first, and then handing it with the other?Not quite. The dragon drinks poison #7 by his own will. Why?does he drink all of his water, then fill the glass back half way with the poison #7?He's a very lazy knight. He doesn't want to do any slaying directly, nor does he need to.but can he survive if the knight then slays him? that is in his job description, after all.Partially correct, but in that case the dragon wouldn't die because he can cure any poisoned water the knight is capable of obtaining.the knight drank his poison before giving it to the dragon
oh of course, the knight didn't actually bring poison!That's an interesting solution. However, the duel itself is exactly as described - the key is that they both assume the other one is going to try to poison them.perhaps I bypassed the answer already; did the knight suggest that they prove to each other their glass wasn't poisoned by taking a sip first, and then handing it with the other?Not quite. The dragon drinks poison #7 by his own will. Why?does he drink all of his water, then fill the glass back half way with the poison #7?He's a very lazy knight. He doesn't want to do any slaying directly, nor does he need to.but can he survive if the knight then slays him? that is in his job description, after all.Partially correct, but in that case the dragon wouldn't die because he can cure any poisoned water the knight is capable of obtaining.the knight drank his poison before giving it to the dragon
Precisely. Well done. :)oh of course, the knight didn't actually bring poison!That's an interesting solution. However, the duel itself is exactly as described - the key is that they both assume the other one is going to try to poison them.perhaps I bypassed the answer already; did the knight suggest that they prove to each other their glass wasn't poisoned by taking a sip first, and then handing it with the other?Not quite. The dragon drinks poison #7 by his own will. Why?does he drink all of his water, then fill the glass back half way with the poison #7?He's a very lazy knight. He doesn't want to do any slaying directly, nor does he need to.but can he survive if the knight then slays him? that is in his job description, after all.Partially correct, but in that case the dragon wouldn't die because he can cure any poisoned water the knight is capable of obtaining.the knight drank his poison before giving it to the dragon