MindTrap Friday

Last week's MindTrap Friday was another incredible success. If MindTrap Friday gets any more successful, I will have to rename it, "The most successful game ever played on the internets, far superior to anything you have ever seen, heard, or played in your lifetime". For now though, I'm still going to call it MindTrap Friday.

Here are the results from last Friday's game:

Question 1) *E*

Question 2) One big pile

Question 3) The owner would rather fill two cars from anywhere than one car from town because he would make twice the amount of money

Bonus question- The parachute Sam Slug used had a large hole in it!

Did that blow your mind? Is your mind completely messed up now? Lucky one of us is still in control, and that one of us is me.

Let's have a look at how our contestants did. Question 1)-Chris, from Dangerous Logic and Denny answered correctly. Donnah, from Florida Cracker, swung wildly, missing the answer but wounding a spectator with her bat of knowledge (???).

Question 2) Chris, Denny and Donnah all scored correctly.

Question 3) Chris and Donnah answered correctly.

Bonus Question-You are all incorrect, therefore, you all lose 5000 points.

However, once again, Chris is MindTrap Friday's winner. Meaning that for the second week in a row, Canada beats the United States of America at a game made in America, by American's (or illegal immigrants), and most likely for American's. CANADA! CANADA! CANADA!

Before an international incident spins out of control, let's have a boo at this weeks MindTrap Friday questions:

1) There are seven coins which look identical. One of the seven coins weighs slightly less than the other six. Using a balance scale, how could you determine which is the light coin in just two weighings?

2) There are six ears of corn in a hollow stump. If a perfectly healthy penguin carries only three ears out each day, how many days will it take to empty the stump?

3) Two cars made their way along the winding country road and came to an abrupt stop at the park's gate. Seven penguins got out of the two cars and were walking along a footpath when it began to rain. Six of the penguins began to walk faster to get out of the rain but the seventh penguin couldn't be bothered. Ironically it was the seventh penguin who remained dry and the other six got soaked. Since all seven penguins arrived at their destination together, how was this possible?

Bonus question-Mel Colly (a penguin) stared through the dirty soot-smeared window on the 26th floor of the office tower. Overcome with depression he slid the window open and jumped through it. It was a sheer drop outside the building to the ground. Miraculously after he landed he was completely unhurt. Since there was nothing to cushion his fall or slow his descent, how could he have survived?

Ya, good luck with that.

So, once again, leave your answers in the comment box, and DON'T look at anyone else's answers, cuz that's cheating my friend. And I have a special program installed where I can tell if your eyes drift upwards to someone else's answers. Seriously, it's very high-tech and cost me a few million to install, but this game is worth it to me.

Good luck!