[Guest]

This is a Play on Words puzzle I found elsewhere online.

There were 2 cats, an American cat and a French cat. The American cat's name was One-two-three. The French cat's name was Un-deux-trois. They were walking along, and found their path blocked by a river. There was no bridge or anything they could use as a bridge, and neither cat could swim. They deduced the only way across was to jump. One cat made it, the other didn't. Which cat made it, and how do you know?

(this should be quite easy)

[Guest]

The French one- Un-deux-trois quatre(cat) cinq(sank)

[Guest]

The French one- Un-deux-trois quatre(cat) cinq(sank)

The French one made it because it sank?

You may have to read the question again...

(but other than that, your logic is correct.)

[EDM]

actually it should be un deux trois quatre (can't) cinq (sink) or something like it.....???

or maybe because it sank, one two three won....????

Edited November 8, 2009 by EDM

[Guest]

oh sorry, that's what i meant.

@EDM, i'm pretty sure quatre is pronounced "cat"

[Guest]

oh sorry, that's what i meant.

@EDM, i'm pretty sure quatre is pronounced "cat"

Yeah, that's what I thought.

One-two-three cat made it because Un-deux-trois cat (quatre) sank (sinq)

[Guest]

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