There are three crows, no matter where they are or if they are shot or not.

NONE

Yep. Correct answer. It is an old bar joke. The guy added it is the one time commmon sense trumps mathematics.

Seems like there's several correct answers depending on how you interpret the question. Does "left" mean still on the fence or just in the general area? Or one is left because the other is right.

So Para is also correct.

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Originally posted by ZSMICHAEL:
You made an error. There is NO period after S. S is his middle name.

Look at his official signature . He used a period after the S .

His parents gave him the middle initial S to honor and please his grandfathers, Anderson Shipp Truman and Solomon Young. Since the S did not stand for a name, Harry didn't use a period after it for most of his life.

I guess he was inconsistent in the use of the period hence the discrepancy.

“Railroad crossing, look out for the cars!”

How do you spell it without any “r’s”?

yep

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How do you spell it without any “r’s”?

I T

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Originally posted by OKCGene:
Who is buried in Grants Tomb?

Most people answer Ulysses S. Grant (or is it Ulysses S Grant, now I'm scared) but in fact his wife Julia is also interred there. So you would score only 50%, which on most standardized tests is a FAIL.

My response to all of them was 'what is this? A trick question?

Although I did get the orange box right.

And squirrel fur? Really? I would have thought camels preferred a stiffer bristled brush to remove the sand and poop from their hair.

Technically , nobody is " buried " in his tomb . Both of the sarcophagi are above ground .

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Originally posted by selogic:
Technically , nobody is " buried " in his tomb . Both of the sarcophagi are above ground .

So they're just "entombed".

flashguy