Lateral Thinking

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If we delete this thread, can we get our search function back? :D

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Next riddle: If Dani gives The Doctor a blowjob, but The Doctor is full of holes from a recent shooting, would his body function like a big Saxophone, and if so, what tune would she play?
 
*returns from dream sequence*

Actually I think I'll need at least 28 notes, maybe more, Bill :D

Dani, keep playing.
 
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Do we have an answer yet?

Put one cube it the coffee. stir till it disolves.

Put 13 more in cup 1
Put 13 in cup 2
Put 11 in cup 3
 
Re: Re: Lateral Thinking

The Doctor said:
Sheik is right (as always). The whole point of the problem is that once the original statement is made, your mind approaches the solution from a purely mathematical perspective. With a little guidance, you eventually came to a solution that would have seemed impossible at the outset because 34 is not an odd number. But it is an odd amount of sugar.

Cup 1 - 1 cube
Cup 2 - 1 cube
Cup 3 - 34 cubes
 
Thank you for clearing that up. The suspense was ruining my day :)

Miss
 
I was gonna toss cubes in cups randomly (satisfying the must place cubes in cups requirement) then toss them all into a coffee grinder and pour the resulting de-cubated sugar back into cups, making sure there were dissimilar amounts in said cups, and "lots of bashed-up ones, dumbass"' being the answer to "How many cubes would you place in Cups 1, 2, and 3?"

I am so smart, that at times, I have to, and I quote, "Jump back!" because "I'm gonna kiss myself!"