| Author | Message | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 227 Registered: 8-2006 |
1010=11 | ||
| Rabrab (Rabrab)
New member Username: Rabrab Post Number: 1306 Registered: 2-2005 |
Base 1 = base 5? | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 230 Registered: 8-2006 |
nice try, but no | ||
| Wunderland (Wunderland)
New member Username: Wunderland Post Number: 1295 Registered: 3-2005 |
Does "1010" represent one thousand and ten? ten? another number? something else? Does "11" represent eleven? three? another number? something else? Does "=" mean "is equal to"? | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 232 Registered: 8-2006 |
Does "1010" represent one thousand and ten?yes, this one ten? another number? something else? Does "11" represent eleven?yes three? another number? something else? Does "=" mean "is equal to"?yes | ||
| Beroean (Beroean)
Moderator Username: Beroean Post Number: 935 Registered: 10-2001 |
One thousand and ten equals eleven? Does the eleven represent something specific? Does it represent people? e.g. a soccer team? | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 237 Registered: 8-2006 |
One thousand and ten equals eleven? correct Does the eleven represent something specific? yes Does it represent people? nope, sorry e.g. a soccer team? | ||
| Beroean (Beroean)
Moderator Username: Beroean Post Number: 939 Registered: 10-2001 |
Does the 11 represent something tangible or soemthing conceptual (invisible)? | ||
| Beroean (Beroean)
Moderator Username: Beroean Post Number: 940 Registered: 10-2001 |
Do 1010 and 11 represent exactly the same things? Something that is converted from one thing to another? Totally different things/ Similar things? | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 240 Registered: 8-2006 |
Does the 11 represent something tangible or soemthing conceptual (invisible)?yes Do 1010 and 11 represent exactly the same things? Something that is converted from one thing to another? yes Totally different things/ Similar things?yes | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 241 Registered: 8-2006 |
BLOOPER!!! 1010 and 11 represent the exact same things | ||
| Solane (Solane)
New member Username: Solane Post Number: 398 Registered: 5-2006 |
Number systems/diferent bases relevent? | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 248 Registered: 8-2006 |
Number systems/diferent bases relevent?only to the extent that it is in base ten, other than that, nothing | ||
| Catrien (Catrien)
New member Username: Catrien Post Number: 6 Registered: 8-2006 |
2020=22? | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 254 Registered: 8-2006 |
2020=22?yes | ||
| Wunderland (Wunderland)
New member Username: Wunderland Post Number: 1297 Registered: 3-2005 |
Are there a thousand and ten things, and also another eleven of the same things? or are there a thousand and ten things which, if counted in a particular way, amount to eleven? | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 262 Registered: 8-2006 |
Are there a thousand and ten things, and also another eleven of the same things? no or are there a thousand and ten things which, if counted in a particular way, amount to eleven?no | ||
| Plebeian (Plebeian)
New member Username: Plebeian Post Number: 413 Registered: 7-2006 |
Do the one thousand and ten things come in groups or clusters, of which there are eleven groups? | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 265 Registered: 8-2006 |
Do the one thousand and ten things come in groups or clusters, of which there are eleven groupsno | ||
| Sobs (Sobs)
New member Username: Sobs Post Number: 227 Registered: 6-2006 |
1020 = 12 ? | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 276 Registered: 8-2006 |
1020 = 12 ? unfornutanely, no | ||
| Beccaann (Beccaann)
New member Username: Beccaann Post Number: 348 Registered: 6-2006 |
1020 = 21? | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 279 Registered: 8-2006 |
1020 = 21yes | ||
| Kairi (Kairi)
New member Username: Kairi Post Number: 30 Registered: 8-2006 |
Something like binary? Prehaps the Base 10 (Decimal) Numbering system, which Indian culture developed? | ||
| Kairi (Kairi)
New member Username: Kairi Post Number: 31 Registered: 8-2006 |
Just a wild guess that's all. I'd actually be suprised if it was right. | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 284 Registered: 8-2006 |
Something like binary? Prehaps the Base 10 (Decimal) Numbering system, which Indian culture developed?it is the base ten system. | ||
| Plebeian (Plebeian)
New member Username: Plebeian Post Number: 440 Registered: 7-2006 |
Does 1010 actually refer to the quantity of an object? So there are 1010 somethings here? Could there be a non-integer quantity of these, like 1010.5? Or is it something which would neccessarily be numerate quantities, like a egg? I suppose you could possibly have 1.5 eggs, but not normally without the mess  | ||
| 0815 (0815)
New member Username: 0815 Post Number: 437 Registered: 3-2006 |
Are the numbers read backwards? Is each digit x written as "0x"? 102030 = 321? 0010 = 10?? | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 286 Registered: 8-2006 |
Does 1010 actually refer to the quantity of an object? So there are 1010 somethings here? yes to all Could there be a non-integer quantity of these, like 1010.5?no Or is it something which would neccessarily be numerate quantities, like a egg?yes I suppose you could possibly have 1.5 eggs, but not normally without the mess I suppose you could, but no Are the numbers read backwards? Is each digit x written as "0x"? no 102030 = 321?this isn't even possible for my rule... 0010 = 10??yes | ||
| Beccaann (Beccaann)
New member Username: Beccaann Post Number: 361 Registered: 6-2006 |
does 1000=1? | ||
| Plebeian (Plebeian)
New member Username: Plebeian Post Number: 465 Registered: 7-2006 |
Are we supposed to find out what there are 1010 of (and therefore what there are 11 of)? Or is this a mathmatical rule which we are trying to find? | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 292 Registered: 8-2006 |
does 1000=1?this isn't possible either Are we supposed to find out what there are 1010 of (and therefore what there are 11 of)?plz rephrase... Or is this a mathmatical rule which we are trying to find?don't take this too seriously, this involves a bad pun. BLOOPER!!! actually, 102030=132 | ||
| Dabong (Dabong)
New member Username: Dabong Post Number: 13 Registered: 8-2006 |
can this be solved with an equation? | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 302 Registered: 8-2006 |
can this be solved with an equation?no, this is totally words... | ||
| Catrien (Catrien)
New member Username: Catrien Post Number: 21 Registered: 8-2006 |
is this about counting time (seconds)? | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 305 Registered: 8-2006 |
is this about counting time (seconds)?nope, sorry !!! | ||
| Beccaann (Beccaann)
New member Username: Beccaann Post Number: 400 Registered: 6-2006 |
Does the pun include the word "thousand"? the word "one"? "equal"? is it a pun we are likely to have heard? | ||
| Solane (Solane)
New member Username: Solane Post Number: 461 Registered: 5-2006 |
Is it something Americans are likely to have heard? Often? In the past? "future"? | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 327 Registered: 8-2006 |
Does the pun include the word "thousand"?yesish the word "one"?nope "equal"?nope is it a pun we are likely to have heard?um... not sure. common in some joke books. Is it something Americans are likely to have heard? Often? In the past? "future"?This puzzle only works in English language, and it is heard ll the time | ||
| Solane (Solane)
New member Username: Solane Post Number: 462 Registered: 5-2006 |
Picture is worth a thousand words? | ||
| Solane (Solane)
New member Username: Solane Post Number: 463 Registered: 5-2006 |
Does the pun include the word eleven? Worth? The same as? | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 328 Registered: 8-2006 |
Picture is worth a thousand words?no, nice guess though Does the pun include the word eleven? Worth? The same as?only the eleven in the answer | ||
| Solane (Solane)
New member Username: Solane Post Number: 466 Registered: 5-2006 |
Is it a slogan? Associated with a company? Brand? Group? Country? | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 331 Registered: 8-2006 |
Is it a slogan? Associated with a company? Brand? Group? Country?no, sry | ||
| Solane (Solane)
New member Username: Solane Post Number: 467 Registered: 5-2006 |
Associated w/: Anything in particular? a college? Person? Animal? Website? Old wives tales? A story? A Fable? Bad comedians? | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 333 Registered: 8-2006 |
Associated w/: Anything in particular?yes a college? Person? yesish, rephrase plz Animal? Website? Old wives tales? A story? yes A Fable? Bad comedians? | ||
| Solane (Solane)
New member Username: Solane Post Number: 468 Registered: 5-2006 |
Ok, so is the bad pun in Q and A form? Phrase form? One line? Two? Three? Several? It is associated witha person from a story? Several people from a story? Just the story in general(And therefor the people in the story)? A book? Movie? TV show? Series(Books?/TV?/Movies?)? PotC/ (PotC DMC?) relevent? Is the pun 1? 2? 3? {etc} words long? | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 334 Registered: 8-2006 |
Ok, so is the bad pun in Q and A form? Phrase form? One line? Two? Three? Several? this one It is associated witha person from a story? Several people from a story? Just the story in general(And therefor the people in the story)?this one A book? Movie? TV show? Series(Books?/TV?/Movies?)? PotC/ (PotC DMC?) relevent? Is the pun 1? 2? 3?four {etc} words long? | ||
| Solane (Solane)
New member Username: Solane Post Number: 470 Registered: 5-2006 |
It is only four words long, but several lines long? Is it x sentances long? Q and A form? Phrase form? | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 335 Registered: 8-2006 |
It is only four words long, but several lines long?Correct Is it x sentances long? there are three snetences Q and A form? no Phrase form?don't know what phrase form is | ||
| Solane (Solane)
New member Username: Solane Post Number: 472 Registered: 5-2006 |
Phrase is like a sentance or partial sentance. Is there one word on each line? Is the story from a book? Movie? TV show? Series(Books?/TV?/Movies?)? PotC/ (PotC DMC?) relevent? | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 338 Registered: 8-2006 |
Phrase is like a sentance or partial sentance. not in phrase form Is there one word on each line?a lot more Is the story from a book?yes Movie? TV show? Series(Books?/TV?/Movies?)? PotC/ (PotC DMC?) releventno? | ||
| Rabrab (Rabrab)
New member Username: Rabrab Post Number: 1323 Registered: 2-2005 |
Is "1010" being pronounced "One thousand ten"? "Ten-ten"? "One thousand and ten"? Does it matter? There are a lot more than one word on each line, and there are three lines, but there are only four words involved in the pun? Huh? Are the four relevant words "One" Thousand" "Ten" & "Eleven"? | ||
| Solane (Solane)
New member Username: Solane Post Number: 477 Registered: 5-2006 |
Story from a novel? Essay? Short story? Fable book? Fairy tales book? Fantacy? Fiction? More than about 500 words long? Less? 1000? | ||
| Solane (Solane)
New member Username: Solane Post Number: 478 Registered: 5-2006 |
Nonfiction? | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 340 Registered: 8-2006 |
Is "1010" being pronounced "One thousand ten"?yes "Ten-ten"? "One thousand and ten"? Does it matter?YES!! There are a lot more than one word on each line, and there are three lines, but there are only four words involved in the pun?Well, the other lines were the setting Huh? Are the four relevant words "One" Thousand" "Ten" & "Eleven"?um, lets try to rephrase: It is not really a pun, just common sense Story from a novel? Essay? Short story?more like this one Fable book? Fairy tales book? Fantacy? Fiction? More than about 500 words long? Less?Way less, around... 50? 1000? Nonfiction?this did not happen | ||
| Rabrab (Rabrab)
New member Username: Rabrab Post Number: 1326 Registered: 2-2005 |
Is someone counting something? "One thousand nine, one thousand ten, eleven?" Is someone saying the numbers? if so, is there anything relevant we need to find out about them? age? gender? job? | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 341 Registered: 8-2006 |
Is someone counting something?yope "One thousand nine, one thousand ten, eleven?" not this way though Is someone saying the numbers?some one said the 1010, not the 11 if so, is there anything relevant we need to find out about them? age? gender? job?job. Let us say that the talker is an adult, and male | ||
| Rabrab (Rabrab)
New member Username: Rabrab Post Number: 1329 Registered: 2-2005 |
Did a second person say "Eleven"? Yope to they were counting something: were they counting, but not counting anything? were they counting something intangible? (seconds? The length of time it takes to say "one thousand one" is about one second, but when you get to the multy-syllable numbers many folks drop the "one thousand".) His job is relevant. Hmmmm. Is his job in industry? manufacturing? medicine? politics? law enforcement? government? education? sales? (if yes, retail? wholesale?) skilled labor? unskilled labor? law? service? hospitality? | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 344 Registered: 8-2006 |
Did a second person say "Eleven"?actually, he WROTE eleven Yope to they were counting something: were they counting, but not counting anything?He numbered the things that*need a verb here* were they counting something intangible?no (seconds? The length of time it takes to say "one thousand one" is about one second, but when you get to the multy-syllable numbers many folks drop the "one thousand".) His job is relevant. Hmmmm. Is his job in industry? manufacturing? medicine? politics? law enforcement? government? education? sales? (if yes, retail? wholesale?) skilled labor? unskilled labor? law? service? none of these... hospitality? | ||
| Solane (Solane)
New member Username: Solane Post Number: 506 Registered: 5-2006 |
Ok, so someone in a story said some sort of pun with the words "One thousand ten" in it? This is a commonly seen?/heard? pun that many people would know? The man's occupation is relevent? Or when Rarab said the man, do you take that to mean the author? Is there an autor to the story? Or is it general sort of bit from here, bit from there, no real single author? Is the author male? Female? Is it written originally in english? And the pun said by the man in the story leads you to the pseudo equation 1010=11? | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 356 Registered: 8-2006 |
Ok, so someone in a story said some sort of pun with the words "One thousand ten" in it?yes This is a commonly seen?/heard? pun that many people would know?depends The man's occupation is relevent?sorta Or when Rarab said the man, do you take that to mean the author? Is there an autor to the story?nope, none that I know of Or is it general sort of bit from here, bit from there, no real single author?not this either Is the author male? Female?irrelevant Is it written originally in english?yes And the pun said by the man in the story leads you to the pseudo equation 1010=11?yes, slight FA | ||
| Solane (Solane)
New member Username: Solane Post Number: 513 Registered: 5-2006 |
Is it a woman in the story that said the pun (Of DOOM!!!)? | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 357 Registered: 8-2006 |
Is it a woman in the story that said the pun (Of DOOM!!!)?irr | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 371 Registered: 8-2006 |
Alas! this has become stationary again... hint hin | ||
| Solane (Solane)
New member Username: Solane Post Number: 531 Registered: 5-2006 |
Is stationary the hint hin? | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 375 Registered: 8-2006 |
Is stationary the hint hin?no, just trying to get this active again | ||
| Solane (Solane)
New member Username: Solane Post Number: 534 Registered: 5-2006 |
Ideas have run dry, so a recap or slight hint might be helpful... What are we still looking for? | ||
| Plebeian (Plebeian)
New member Username: Plebeian Post Number: 710 Registered: 7-2006 |
Is the numbering of jokes relevant? I remember an old joke about comedians... | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 378 Registered: 8-2006 |
Ideas have run dry, so a recap or slight hint might be helpful... What are we still looking for?recap... A person says the number 1010 to a person, who writes down 11 The job is helpful, want me to give them to you? Is the numbering of jokes relevant? I remember an old joke about comedians...no | ||
| Ollyrukes (Ollyrukes)
New member Username: Ollyrukes Post Number: 13 Registered: 8-2006 |
Is the first guy counting 'thous' or some other play on the word (maybe counting female pigs - sows, and he has a lisp?), so the other guy hears 1 thous and ten so he adds one and ten to get 11. | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 399 Registered: 8-2006 |
Yep, you got it!spoiler time ******SPOILER***** A pig farmer called an editor of a paper that a train had ran over "1010" pigs. The editor discovered he had a lisp, so he put 11-1 sow and 10 pigs. NICE JOB ALL OF YOU |
