Question: Their are three gaurds and three prisoners who need to cross a river.  Their boat only holds two people at a time, and the number of prisoners must NEVER be allowed to outnumber the number of gaurds on either side of the river; otherwise, the prisoners will overpower the gaurds and, well, the story will come to an abrupt end.  
Determine how many trips it will take to safely transport all of the gaurds and prisoners across the river, list each of the trips that need to be made and who is in the boat and who is on each of the riverbanks during each trip.
		
		 Determine how many trips it will take to safely transport all of the gaurds and prisoners across the river, list each of the trips that need to be made and who is in the boat and who is on each of the riverbanks during each trip.
											Answer:  Inless some one can tell me a way that 2 prisoners, at some point, don't out number the guards whether they are just dropping off and still in the boat or actually on land (because even if they are just dropping off and remain in the boat they are still on the other side of the river) I conclude this to be impossible.  Please let me know an alternative if you figure one out because i'm stumped.
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											Answer:  That man's son.
									
				
		
		Question: Young I am tall short I am old with life I glow breath is foe What am I
		
		
		 
											Answer:  A Candle
									
				
		
		Question: Why is it always hot at the end of a soccer game?
		
		
		 
											Answer:  Because all of the FANS have gone home.
									
				
		
		Question: There is a man riding a horse to town. He arrives at town on Tuesday, stays there for three days, and leaves on Tuesday.
		
		
		 
											Answer:  The horse's name is Tuesday.
									
				
		
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											Answer:  Lets run away and WRITE
									
				
		
		Question: its a the smoothest thing like pudding and pie
and the fluffiest thing in the sky.
		
		 and the fluffiest thing in the sky.
											Answer:  a cloud
									
				
		
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											Answer:  The Mother
									
				
		
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		Question: Impale within, I cause pain, 
Enter my gates and green is my foe.
Prick me and I shall drain,
All can see me, yet you do not show.
What am I?
		
		 Enter my gates and green is my foe.
Prick me and I shall drain,
All can see me, yet you do not show.
What am I?
											Answer:  The answer is skin, to impale, or to pierce with something pointed, would cause you pain. Enter the gates of your skin and you will bleed the color red, whos opposite color is green. Prick your skin and blood will drain. If you think as if you and your skin were separate, all you can see of yourself is skin, and everything else within you does not show.
									
				
		