LOL yes, that's right. :D

Whoo-hoo!! I definitely was looking at my laptop like - "Okay, the number versions are 2 3 4 5..does that have anything to do with it? No. I mean, they're just signs.....symbols....CYMBALS! :D :D "

And I was thinking extremely too hard. I thought it was an expletive, ha.

Decode this well known nursery rhyme:



A small number of child laborers were attempting to traverse a more elevated position in a vain attempt to procure a quarter of a rundlet of a hydrogen and oxygen compound. Half their number experienced an uncontrollable descent that resulted in severe damage to the pate. And soon it came to pass that the rest of the labor force followed suit, but with far less serious consequences.

Jack and Jill went up the hill to fetch a pail of water. Jack fell down and broke his crown and Jill came tumbling after.

***soul claps***

you're so smart, Big Sister! :D

In a country, there exists over 100 streets. Street 1 is named First Street, street 2 is named Second Street, and so on and so forth.

A traveller decides to walk through all these streets in the country. He could find all the streets except Street 62. No matter how hard he tried, he could not find it.

He later found that the locals had given the street another name.

What is the name?

I'm stumped!

Hour Street?

Minute Street!

You gave me the clue :D

Dang you are right 60 seconds equals a minute, not an hour -- duh me !!!!

:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

brava, ladies, brava!

Don't look at me like that :p

It's funny usually I miss when you're on so I don't catch the riddles!

Twice the number of people eating equals half of the people who are laughing; if twenty people are thinking, and all of the people thinking are also all of the people laughing... and a quarter of the people laughing are also yawning, then how many people are yawning? How many people are eating?

5,5