fairybasslet:
No I answered it in my orignial post:
It was a knight, a man and a woman.
What happened? 317 people die...
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No I answered it in my orignial post:
It was a knight, a man and a woman.
H2Andy
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well... the knight is either a man or a woman... so that would be two men and a woman or two women and a man
i mean... this is confusing!
i mean... this is confusing!
fairybasslet
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Wasn't the knight rowing the boat?scubapolly:
Actually, all I saw in your post was some **** so I thought you were saying some bad words.
scubapolly:
I am pretty sure it is a variation of the eating the arms to survive thing.
No, the riddle is:
One Knight, a man, and a woman got in a boat...... who were the 3 people that got out on the other side?
When you say the riddle, people assume you are saying "one night, a man and a woman got in a boat"
It is not a riddle that works on here, because the basis of it is that you are using a homophone, and playing on the assumption of what meaning people will assume for it.
One Knight, a man, and a woman got in a boat...... who were the 3 people that got out on the other side?
When you say the riddle, people assume you are saying "one night, a man and a woman got in a boat"
It is not a riddle that works on here, because the basis of it is that you are using a homophone, and playing on the assumption of what meaning people will assume for it.
So one that works better in type:
A man walks into a bar, asks the bar tender for a drink. The bar tender pulls out a gun and points it at the man. The man says thankyou and leaves the bar. Why was he happy?
A man walks into a bar, asks the bar tender for a drink. The bar tender pulls out a gun and points it at the man. The man says thankyou and leaves the bar. Why was he happy?
He got a shot?
Deuces:
To go KFC for lunch duh
H2Andy
Contributor
Deuces:
to get to the shore dive
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