Ken's my lawyer.
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Ken's my lawyer.
I'm beginning to fear that if I gave you guys the answer it would take me 250 words to explain it. :sneaky2:
let me go or I'll kill you, you SOB!
Ted did it!
Nice try! Still no duckie.
That might have worked BEFORE the trial. :innocent:
I've heard things like that said to judges before. They didn't work then, and it doesn't work now. Try again?
Im going to jail ?
I've already served my time.
Let me go and i won't kill you you SOB!
Lemme' know when you lightweights give up. :sneaky2:
You'll give me six years.
I can figure out why he would say that but not why the judge would set him free.
give ....uncle....surrender even!
If the guy says you'll give me six years then the judge would have to give him 4 if it were true. If it were false, the judge would have to give him six years, which would make it true so he'd have to give him 4. I think. But I have no idea why he was set free.
The convict said "You will sentence me to 6 years."
If that WERE true, the Judge would have had to sentence him to 4 years.
Which would have then made the statement false, requiring the Judge to give him 6 years, which would have then made the statement true.
In other words, the Judge COULD NOT sentence him.
Everybody get that?
Great - now we have to wait for Peppy the Speed Typer to find out why.
Probably raiding the fridge for a late night snack.
Yeah, yeah. What's the answer?
250 words please
He's busy making that squirrel sandwich.
Good idea! Time for some kugel.
http://kosherfood.about.com/od/sidedishes/p/kugel.htm
Since we apparently aren't going to to get the answer.....
Here's a survival one for you:
Food can help me survive, but water will kill me. What am I?
Good guess but know.
Ummm guys - he did give the answer. Really. And Rick - you had it right.
.......a fire?
Fire......
Yep!! A campfire.