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I love half at least. I really can't stand KISS lolz. For my favorite music list I'd add Pink Floyd, Metallica, Talking Heads, Bob Marley, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Nine Inch Nails, Tool, Linkin Park, more I'm sure...

The questions to answer are: "Can you make sense out of this?" and "Can you make the equation true through interpretation?" and you did both

It looks like LIS knows the score. You can use his post as a hint.

16 + 53 + 3 + 27 + 7 = 14

Keeping the meaning, can you make a palindrome out of the following word? FOOTSTOOL

Don't worry, it's simpler than that

Edward the alchemist had recently died. He left his brother Al the Philosopher's Stone. It has the power to make any metal into gold. It was nowhere to be seen though. However, Ed seemed to have left instructions on how to find it: Take 12 toenails, Add 5 nincompoops, Mix that with 14 salads. Next add 9 icicles, 2 dead frogs, And 6 wet rocks. Finally, put 14 cats in, Along with 12 ace of spades, 7 diamond bracelets, And 9 monkeys' paws. Can you help Al find the stone?

mikeisapro got it. Good Job

Nice try, but the words his partner uses: "next place" and "keep moving", imply that he will be in a different place.

Nice guesses but keep tryin'

"A punk who was caught holding up a gas station yesterday has confessed to several unsolved crimes," Detective Somerset said to his partner. "He named Tommy Gunn as his partner in a supermarket holdup a few years back. This morning, I picked up a search warrant and visited Gunn's last known address, a place in Abilene. Gunn wasn't in, but his brother, Ray Gunn, a known counterfeiter, showed up at noon. He denied knowing where Tommy was." "It's already the last day of the month so Tommy, who by the way is a vegetarian, has only to keep out of sight and keep moving for 30 days. In another month, the statute of limitations will expire. He'll be in the clear." "The part that baffles me is the groceries I found on his bed." concluded Somerset. "I can't figure them. There were 6 coffee beans, 8 boxes of cocoa, 10 tomatoes, 4 pieces of toast, 5 boxes of hominy, 21 tea bags, and 27 cubes of sugar!" After a moments hesitation, his partner said, "Tommy plans to keep moving about the country next month to avoid capture. But you should have no trouble apprehending him. The next place to find him is ______"

Son: Can I be a policeman? Dad: Sure, why not?! Son: Can I be a deep sea diver? Dad: You'd be great! Son: Can I be a jet pilot? Dad: Sounds great! Son: Can I be a doctor? Dad: If you put your mind to it! Son: Can I be an astronaut? Dad: Absolutely not...

Something to consider:

Firstly, I'm not talking about bulletproof immortality, but rather health and aging immortality, eternal youth. It is my understanding that all forms of aging are mostly, if not all, the result of consuming toxins into our bodies by a plethora of means and over a long period of time. My questions are: would it ever be possible to turn a human body into a perfect detoxification system? And if so, would this be enough to truly have eternal youth or would it maybe just double our life expectancies?

Haha! I was thinking the same thing. The only problem is that it makes no sense I tried rearranging those letters, but that didn't spell anything significant either...hmm

Well done. Exactly correct

good 1

Bill wants to tie a rope around the earth. So he buys a rope of 40,000 KM and ties it around the world. His neighbor, Charley, wants to do the same only he wants the rope supported on sticks 1 meter above the ground uniformly. 1) How much more rope does Charley need? 2) And how much rope would he need if he used the moon instead of the earth?

The real riddle is 'why pass teascos without stopping in the first place?'