i need help! :(

[Lamp]

Is there a bus driver ?

If not, who's going to drive ?

 

[Blackjack]

Is there a bus driver ?

If not, who's going to drive ?

If he isn't mentioned, don't count him in

you know, the cats could have fleas... more legs.
insects on the bus.
Hell, the bus could have legs painted on it

 

[Lamp]

If he isn't mentioned, don't count him in

you know, the cats could have fleas... more legs.
insects on the bus.
Hell, the bus could have legs painted on it

Some of the fleas might be mutants. There might be one flea with 79 legs.

 

[Blackjack]

Some of the fleas might be mutants. There might be one flea with 79 legs.

You see, without specific guidelines, there is an infinite number of possibilities

 

[Wonk]

tbh guys, it could be anything between 6 and 20.000 if you ask me. My math skillz are mad evil as you can hear

 

[Bugz]

...nvm

 

[Aile]

so how'd u get 10990 if it says 9604?

Add the three numbers together and you get 10990

 

[Bistrup666]

Crappy question really, obviously badly worded as well, probably (poorly) based on the old English riddle "As I was going to St.Ives..." which goes...

As I was going to St. Ives, I met a man with 7 wives
Each wife had 7 sacks
In each sack was 7 cats
With each cat was 7 kittens
Kittens, cats, sacks, wives, how many were going to St. Ives?

Someone will hopefully work it out before tomorrow, if not i'll post the answer then

Thats the old school version, as only the man is going the answer is 1.

Funny how many forget the 7 backpack in the other if they wanna have them on the bus.

The riddle is flawed as there is no information wether the backpacks are on the bus. I would say 14 legs from the kids as the backpacks ain't on the bus, they have 7 each but they are prolly at home. The busdriver is of the bus taking a piss so only 7 kids there as stated hence 14 legs.

 

[Levin]

Crappy question really, obviously badly worded as well, probably (poorly) based on the old English riddle "As I was going to St.Ives..." which goes...

As I was going to St. Ives, I met a man with 7 wives
Each wife had 7 sacks
In each sack was 7 cats
With each cat was 7 kittens
Kittens, cats, sacks, wives, how many were going to St. Ives?

Someone will hopefully work it out before tomorrow, if not i'll post the answer then

Since you met them on the way there, they were obviously leaving St. Ives. So the only one going there was "you"?

EDIT: Oh, didn't see the reply above! Ah well.

 

[pikeh]

wheres the sense of personal achievement if you just post it on a forum for someone else to answer?

cheat!!!!

 

[AngelHeal]

7 kids are sitting on a bus = 14 legs

they each have 7 backpacks. = 0 legs

each backpack have 7 adult cats = 196 legs

each adult cat have 7 kittens. =

how many legs are on the bus. = 1386 legs totall?:|

 

[Levin]

7 kids are sitting on a bus = 14 legs

they each have 7 backpacks. = 0 legs

each backpack have 7 adult cats = 196 legs

each adult cat have 7 kittens. =

how many legs are on the bus. = 1386 legs totall?:|

Huh?

Listen, there are 49 backpacks, since the 7 kids had 7 backpacks EACH. Then in EACH of these 49 backpacks, there are 7 adults cats, making 343 of the little bastards. Then EACH of these 343 cats have 7 kittens making 2401 cutey cuddley wuddley little kitten furballs!

In other words, you have a total of 2744 cats and 7 humans. Now try and figure out how many legs that makes.

Geeze, people!

 

[AngelHeal]

Huh?


Geeze, people!

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