Tuesday, September 28, 2010

It's On Me

Q:

Think of two 5 letter words that describe a certain beverage that have very different meanings.  Rearrange the letters in one of the words so that they now have similar meanings.  What words are these?



Answer has been posted

Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Would you like frites with that?

Q:

Combine America, Utah, Boise and Salem a certain way and you get Madison, Wisconsin. Remove any of the four and you get Lincoln, Nebraska.

How is this possible?




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Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Sour Puss

Q:

Who might say this, Kelly Ripa or Regis Philbin?

"Oh, dear me.  Cooking a meal in Paris did me in."

Explain your answer.







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Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Cooking Challenge

I'll start off with an easy anagram puzzle.  I submitted this as a suggestion to NPR 2 years ago with another postal abbreviation puzzle that was used on the air.  I was surprised they didn't choose this since it was during the Summer Olympics in China.

Q:

The 2008 Olympics were held in China. Take the phrase “Summer Olympics.” Change one letter and then rearrange all 14 to spell 4 things you might find in a Chinese kitchen.



Answer has been posted


Business or Pleasure?

Here's another fairly straight forward puzzle to get you in the groove.  This is another NPR submission that didn't make the grade.

Q:

Think of an 8 letter word that names something that people like to watch.  Remove the first letter to name something that people hate to see.  What are these words?



Answer has been posted