Thread: off topic anonymous

Originally Posted by AndrewJM

Read the question carefully, the answer is there.

A 5¢ piece and a 10¢ piece.
One is not a 5¢ piece

Niether are 5 c piece, all it says is that one is not, so plausable that both are not

Originally Posted by AndrewJM

Brain teaser...

I have 2 coins in my hand. Both current, legal Australian tender (google our current coins). They add up to 15c, but one is not a 5c piece... What 2 coins am I holding?

Originally Posted by DennisBarberShop

Niether are 5 c piece, all it says is that one is not, so plausable that both are not

He states One is not a 5¢ piece,
if he has a 10¢ piece and a 5¢ piece then "One" (the 10¢ piece) is not a 5¢ piece.

Originally Posted by pfries

He states One is not a 5¢ piece,
if he has a 10¢ piece and a 5¢ piece then "One" (the 10¢ piece) is not a 5¢ piece.

That is much more plausible than my idea of a 20c piece and a -5c piece, which would only happen in a mathematical world.

Speaking of mathematical worlds, I've a little joke. There's a biologist, physicist and mathematician in front of a house. They watch two people enter the house and after a while, three emerge. The biologist says it's simple, they reproduced. The physicist isn't sure and thinks there must have been a measurement error. The mathematician is sure, if one person would enter the house now, it would be empty.

Originally Posted by AndrewJM

Brain teaser...

I have 2 coins in my hand. Both current, legal Australian tender (google our current coins). They add up to 15c, but one is not a 5c piece... What 2 coins am I holding?

The one that isnt 5c is 10c and the other is5c. Ha ha

Originally Posted by edhewitt

The one that isnt 5c is 10c and the other is5c. Ha ha

Ok, now i feel silly, i just read pats previous reply, but i did get the answer without seeing it

Originally Posted by Laurens

Cool, do you have a link for me?

I'm still trying to resolve the structure of 4 snake venom proteins. I even asked the computer for help, but the computer says no.

It was in the January 14th edition of Science Uncovered magazine. My link/copy sits on the desk in our control room at work.

The article is Fang to Pharmacy. Laurens, I am sure is a very simple article to you but it was interesting that it just happened to show up after we are writing about it here.

Sneaky Snake!

Tom T Hall. Sneaky snake/Old dogs and children. (2 of 2) - YouTube