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Latest post Wed, Oct 31 2007 3:40 PM by Heebiejeebies. 1 replies.
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Layna  +  437004 Wed, 31 Oct 07 12:05 AM

Please help me solve this riddle.

Thank you

 
12 pears hanging high.
12 knights riding by.
Each knight took a pear
And left 11 hanging there.
 

How can this be? 

Layna
Joined on Tue, Oct 30 2007
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Heebiejeebies, 2 yr 21 days ago
Maybe there were 23 pears in all ... 11 "hanging low" (pretty lame answer, I know)  Smile [:)]

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