Funny riddles

by AngelBaby88

Published September 19, 2005

Iam going to give a funny riddle and see if anyone can give me the answer

If there are two ducks behind two ducks and then two ducks behind two ducks with two ducks in between, how many ducks are there.

HAPPY SOLVING!!!! :lol:

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Poetriez
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Poetriez commented Comment · Apr 10, 2006

Ok well Way I see it is yes you can be behind in and in between at the same time beacuse looking from the front they can between and from side be behind

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zelithon
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zelithon commented Comment · Oct 19, 2005

Sposor light is right.

hey! that rhymes.

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Rincewind
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Rincewind commented Comment · Oct 16, 2005

Nah. It doesn't say that they are the same ducks. I guess if you totally disreagard the riddle itself you can come up with 4.

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Sponson Light
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Sponson Light wrote a review Review · Oct 14, 2005

yes it is 4, just like "2 sons, a grandfather, and a father attend a dinner, yet there are only 3 people, how is this possible?"

Just because it says 4 adjectives, doesnt mean its 4 nouns. Get it? You can be a brother and a father at the same time.
Samething with that duck riddle
A duck can be behind a duck, and another duck be inbetween without doing funky shit.

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AngelBaby88
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AngelBaby88 commented Comment · Oct 14, 2005

I never said they were beside each other

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zelithon
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zelithon commented Comment · Oct 14, 2005

thats why it is a riddle it does not make complete sence.

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Duskglimmer
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Duskglimmer commented Comment · Oct 13, 2005

I get how it works up until the two ducks in between two ducks... they can't be behind and between at the same time, can they?

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zelithon
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zelithon commented Comment · Oct 11, 2005

2 ducks behind two ducks=4
same two ducks behind two ducks=4 agian do not add them to first 4
there are two ducks between the 4 ducks.
so final answer is 4

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Rincewind
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Rincewind commented Comment · Oct 11, 2005

I'm quite sure its ten.
Someone explain and prove that it is four, until then it is ten.

Two ducks behind two ducks is four.
Two ducks behind two ducks with two ducks in between is six.
Six plus four is ten.

What am I missing?

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zelithon
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zelithon commented Comment · Oct 11, 2005

you do not even have to think about it to know it is 4

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Emma
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Emma commented Comment · Sep 20, 2005

Dunno? O.o

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AngelBaby88
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AngelBaby88 commented Comment · Sep 20, 2005

How did they figure it out

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Emma
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Emma commented Comment · Sep 20, 2005

I asked one of my friends on msn, and they told me! >=]

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AngelBaby88
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AngelBaby88 commented Comment · Sep 20, 2005

how exactly did you get that...it took all my buddies a long time to figure it out.

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Emma
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Emma commented Comment · Sep 20, 2005

YAY!

I am sooo clever! I should win a reward. :P

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AngelBaby88
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AngelBaby88 commented Comment · Sep 20, 2005

WE HAVE A WINNER!!!! :wink:

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Emma
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Emma commented Comment · Sep 20, 2005

4 ducks!

(don't ask, just.... Thought :P )

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AngelBaby88
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AngelBaby88 commented Comment · Sep 20, 2005

Are you sure???Try again :lol:

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sabradan
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sabradan commented Comment · Sep 19, 2005

6



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