itachi-san
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You can't really give a child to a girl. You can give your seed, but that would just make her a pregnant girl. Also, if you did give her a child (in a basket on her doorstep I'm assuming) having a child doesn't imply she is no longer a girl.
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Haha! I'm reminded of Dumb and Dumber when Lloyd sells the blind kid their dead bird
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When you post look at the left Quick Access boxes and the buttons above the typing area. Frame you're responses with Spoiler, Quotes, etc... Toggle the side panel if yours is hidden.
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Since I can only use 2 and only 2 here goes:
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Sorry, no dice. You do know your mythology though.
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You don't even have to make it that complicated. The question asks who is most likely to land heads first. The first boy is the answer because he goes first. He has a 1/2 probable chance before the second boy even gets a shot.
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Does two have to be 2, or can we use roman numerals or other means of expressing two? Also can a number that is not 2 be expressed as three twos (like 6 is the sum of three twos)?
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Yes, Uranus is the first blank. Since he is solved, I'll provide a brief version of the God family tree that has been touched upon in prior posts. Uranus is father to Cronus, easy enough. Cronus ripped off Uranus' testicles, threw them in the ocean and thus was born, Aphrodite. The Gods aren't anything, if their not gruesome.
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Sure, here's a hint based on your answer:
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What do you mean by 'Aphrodite doesn't fit the blank'? She is one of the given names.
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Well, about the cost of toothpaste idea. It depends on how you look at it. Say the toothpaste cost Mr. Y $2. Then he'd be out $8 bucks. But he already purchased the toothpaste at $2, which is finalized before the riddle takes place. Now he expects to sell it for $4, so that would make $10. So is he out what he paid for the toothpaste or is he out for what he would sell the toothpaste?
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The spoiler heading should be something like 'solution' or 'answer' or 'hint', not the answer. You can Preview your post to make sure it looks right in the future.
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Nice, I got it without succumbing to the spoiler temptation! Thanks for the heads-up grey cells
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Not quite, but you do know your Gods
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_____, Cronus, Zeus, Poseidon, Hades, Aphrodite, _____, _____ Which names are missing?
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I agree. I've never liked this riddle, or any variant, because of the absolute meaning implied in the word 'nothing'. A poor man has something. (ex. clothes, eyes, hair, a shopping cart full of cans, etc...) A rich man needs something. (air, food, poor people to step on, etc...)