puzzles mothafocka

[Julien]

http://puzzle.arpatubes.net/

FACTS:
There is a bus with 7 children inside of it
Each child has 7 rucksacks
In each rucksack there are 7 big cats
Every big cat has 7 small cats
Everything listed above is entirely in the bus
All objects are unique
There is no driver
Every child has 2 legs
Every cat has 4 legs

QUESTION:
How many legs are in the bus?

I got it in 1 try..


Julien

[AndrewBird]

Took me 10 :( But I'm tired and didn't really try that hard the first few times. ;)

[Jand3rson]

Got it in 2 tries.

[LivingLegend06]

1 try, and apparently somebody likes to delete posts.

I was trying to think of it like a riddle at first, I didn't realize it would be as simple as actually counting the legs, but that works.

[Jand3rson]

1 try, and apparently somebody likes to delete posts.

Yeah, because apparently, somebody likes to give the answer away in the first 2 posts of the thread.

Think McFly, think.

[LivingLegend06]

I thought it was one of those guess in the thread type things and didn't bother to click the link until after I posted. It turns out you can submit your answer in the link, who would have guessed that? What a crazy world we live in.

[Jonathan M3]

I got it in 1 try. I represented on the scoreboard. Not to sound like a douche, but that seemed really easy, and I suck at math.

[Bimmerista]

Meh...2 tries

[spoolin318i]

10,990

[BeirBrennerE30]

whats the hard part here? am I missing something?

[atomic]

damn thats alot of leg on that bus !!

2 tries for me

[Julien]

New one today:

Story:
Howard Hughes is planning to throw a party for his birthday.
The centerpiece of this party is going to be a swimming pool full of gin and tonic.
In an attempt to keep costs down, Howard wants to calculate the exact cost before going ahead with it.

Facts:
The swimming pool is of dimensions 15,000mm long, 10,000mm wide, and 3,000mm deep.
All angles in the pool are right angles, and the opposing faces are equal.
Howard's recipe is 1 part gin for every 5 parts tonic.
Howard wants to fill the pool to 9/10ths capacity.
Howard is going to buy the gin in 750ml bottles, and the tonic in 250ml bottles.
The gin is $20 per 750ml bottle. The tonic is $2.25 per 250ml bottle.
There is no need to account for any additional costs.
The pool is currently entirely empty.
Assume that all bottles hold exactly the amount stated.
Assume that all liquid comes out of the bottles entirely when poured.
Ignore the fact that Howard is deceased.

Question:
How much will Howard have to spend to fill the pool in this fashion?

Answer format:
If you calculate, for example, $5,000.00 you should enter in 5000

took me 2 tries because i'm an idiot

[LivingLegend06]

ya, same 2 tries this time because of a simple mistake.

[WlknGenius]

This isn't a puzzle, it's 6th grade math.

I can't believe I wasted my time on that.

[AndrewBird]

Got it first try.

The real riddle is, where is he getting 90,000 bottles of gin? :drink: