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Puzzling.SE - KeyboardWielder - 11-Jun-2017
https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/
A site with all sorts of puzzles ranging from simple riddles and rebuses to complex ciphers and math problems...
Some of the puzzles that I created can be found here:
http://puzzling.stackexchange.com/users/20538/keyboardwielder?tab=questions
Puzzling.SE - Andante - 17-Jun-2017
Madhav, I looked at all your entries, and I didn't understand a single one! And here I thought I was a true-blue puzzler. :-(
I'm sure you know this oldie:
What makes this number unique?
8549176320
Puzzling.SE - jblewis - 18-Jun-2017
All the digits are represented and in alphabetical order.
Puzzling.SE - KeyboardWielder - 18-Jun-2017
@Andante: Yes I knew that one ... but only because I just saw it posted in another thread a few days back.
@J.B.: You might want to use a spoiler block.
- Madhav.
Puzzling.SE - Andante - 19-Jun-2017
Okay, okay, maybe that was too easy. Try this one on for size:
A father and his son were riding in a car when they had a horrible accident. The father died on the scene, and his son was rushed to the hospital where he was wheeled immediately into the operating room.
The surgeon on-call took one look at him and said, "Oh, my gosh! I can't operate on my own son!"
Explain.
Puzzling.SE - Ihavenoname248 - 19-Jun-2017
It's another stock lateral thinking puzzle!
I have three answers.
Puzzling.SE - Andante - 19-Jun-2017
Great going, Jeffrey! Your first answer is the one that Meathead used when giving this puzzle to Archie. It was very outside-the-box for the 60's!
(Archie for sure would've blown his top at the second answer.)
