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Big Thanks to Bobo The Bear for sending in this very nice lateral thinking puzzle he created:
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Ok, I think you guys are really going to like this one!
Try to draw the form of a 5 pointed star that is larger than the others, and yet have it not touch one of them!
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Zenith let me know of this excellent challenge. Looks like it should be easy, but it’s not:
What’s the next sequence in this set?
1
11
21
1211
111221
you may submit your answers below in the comment section; will unmask in several days, thanks.
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Example: What number becomes even by subtracting one? Answer: S-even
- What number, by adding one, becomes a sound?
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How can a window, having a height equal to its width, be made twice as large without increasing its height or width?
(will unmask any submitted answers to this puzzle in 24-48 hrs, thanks)
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A woman shoots her husband. Then she holds him under water for 5 minutes. Finally, she hangs him. Five minutes later, however, they both go out and enjoy a wonderful dinner together.
How can this be?
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The layout above was taken from a famous Chinese book over 3000 years old. Can you figure out what the configuration represents? (in other words- What’s special about it?)
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OK, Get your thinking caps on- Here’s a great brain teaser Doug recently sent in:
There are 2 rooms that are completely isolated from each other. In 1 room, there are 3 light switches. In the other, 3 light bulbs.
How can you determine which light switch is connected to each light bulb if you can only be in each room ONCE?
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Rearrange the middle three digits on the left side of this equation to make it correct.
answers to be unmasked in 2 days
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The goal of this puzzle game is to position the riders so that it looks like each of them is riding a horse.
Note: Horses may not overlap.
Click on image below to play in flash.
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Lots of kids start school tomorrow, so figured I’d post this question which was sent to us a couple days ago:
Which way is the bus below traveling?
To the left or to the right?
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For this puzzle, the object is to take away six matches and leave two squares.
Will unmask answers sometime tomorrow.
For new visitors, here is a good match type puzzle that features heavy lateral thinking.
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Have you ever seen a bird in a tool chest?
There are no hidden objects here; for a hint on how to solve, check out this similar antique puzzle card.
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Was reading through Amazing Aha! Puzzles last night, and came across this truly great brain teaser which I’m 100% sure will challenge even our genius regulars.
Big thanks to Lloyd for allowing me to repost it here.
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Here’s a very good classic brain bender that requires a dose of lateral thinking. Having a box of matches on hand will definitely help you work it through.
Step 1: First form three squares with twelve matches.
Step 2: Then take one away, alter the position of two, and leave only one.
Can you do it?




























