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Originally Posted by jux
i guess no one cares about my poison drinking twins riddle so here is the answer.
a pair of identical twins were drinking from poisoned drinks. both drinks contained the same deadly poison. yet only one twin died from the poison and the other did not. why?
the poison was in the ice cubes. so the twin who drank his fast was not affected by the poison and the other twin took time to drink his drink, thus letting his ice cubes melt which released the poison into his drink. tada?!'
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From the information given in the riddle, how are people supposed to know or even come to an assumption that there was ice in the drinks... or the rate at which the twins each drank them? Maybe you can explain it.
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Originally Posted by jux
i have two coins in my pocket that total 30 cents, but one of them is not a nickle. what two coins do i have in my pocket?
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A quarter and a nickel. One of them is not a nickel.]