[Guest]

A kid in first grade was sitting next to a famous, rich lawyer who had gone through superb education during a flight. They felt bored and decided to play a game. They will ask each other a question and following the kid's conditions, if the lawyer fails to answer the kid's question, he will pay the kid a trillion dollars but if the kid fails to answer the lawyer's question, the kid will pay the lawyer $1. So the lawyer starts first. The lawyer asks,"What is the distance between the earth and and sun?" The kid was unable to answer and paid the lawyer $1. The kid asks," What can explore the entire earth faster than the speed of light starting with a million legs and ending with a trillion legs?" The lawyer sat there thinking about this little boys question but couldnt think of anything, so he gave the kid 1 trillion dollars. The lawyer asked,"whats the answer?"

What happened next?

[araver]

The kid paid the lawyer $1 (as he did not know either).

Edited November 19, 2010 by araver

[Guest]

this is an old blonde joke..replace the kid with a young blonde in her 20's..also known as "the only smart blonde joke"..but, hey..i give you credit for trying and yes, araver..you are right

[Guest]

the kid said "I don't know either" and paid the lawyer $1

[Guest]

As stated in by jake, the lawyer or boy only need produce an answer to the question. So any answer, even a wrong one like 42, would suffice and no money should exchange hands. In the first 2 instances, neither even ventured an answer and so by the rules correctly handed over the money. Would "I don't know" count as an answer?

[Guest]

paid the lawyer an extra buck...

[Guest]

The correct answer to thr boy's question wd be "nothing" since nothing can travel faster than the speed of light (at least not at present)

[Akriti]

That's a very old joke.

He gave the lawyer 1$ as he didn't know it either.