MindTrap Friday
I got that pic from my Campaign Manager. I find there's something slightly unsettling about about that little cartoon but I just can't put my finger on it. I'm not entirely sure what it is, but it makes me feel a little uncomfortable. I wonder why that is?Andy was the
We're changing everything up this week, we're turning back the clock and having ourselves a Hootaninnie MindTrap Friday. And instead of the 5 questions I usually ask, today I'm only going to ask four. That's right, four. Why am I only asking four and not five? I'm scared that if I keep asking five questions, you folks will become complacent, and I can't have that. I need my little Mitchievillian's to be fresh, full of pee and vinegar, all bright eyed and bushy tailed.
Let's stop fucking around and get right to it:
1) How could you give someone $63 using six bills, without using one dollar bills?HAHAHA, you'll NEVER answer those correctly, they're next to impossible.
2) Dee Septor, the famous magician, claims that when he is in the far north, he can point his car north on an ordinary road, drive it for one mile, and without turning around, end up one mile south of where he started. How the hell did he do it?
3) If a wheel has 64 spokes, how many spaces are there between the spokes?
4)How long will it take to cut a wooden log into ten equal pieces if it takes one minute to make each cut?
I have one final question, but it isn't part of MindTrap Friday and it counts for nothing: If a man dresses up as a tree and goes into the forest, if he fell, would he make a sound?
Hmmmmm, chew on that for a while and get back to me, it's very important that I find out.
I hope you had a great week, there will be blogging eminating from this site all weekend I'm proud to say. If I was you, I'd forget about doing anything this sunny weekend, you should just stay at home checking Mitchieville every 1/2 hour. Yes, good times indeed.
BTW, has anyone seen MACCO around?
Labels: MindTrap Friday, Trivia/Mensa Friday
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