IQ test

[The Lurker (imported)]

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We celebrate the "anniversary" of our birthday many times (if we are fortunate), but we only get one day on which we were actually born (our BIRTHday), mine was in 1962. To further belabor the point: In August of this year I will be 49 years old, but I will have had 50 birthdays, the actual one and 49 anniversaries of the original.

[Uncle Flo (imported)]

Wrong or right?

I got 2 wrong; the baseball one (didn't think about there being 2 teams) and the widow one (I read it as "is it illegal..." and answered "yes" - so in that sense I got it right).

Further on that widow one... there may not be an actual law that states a dead man cannot marry (specifically or not his sister inlaw) so it could technically be legal, though I suppose a dead man cannot say "I do" or is considered a legal entity or a person under the law. Any legal geeks on-line here?

A marriage is a contract. A dead man can not enter into or consent to a contract. --FLO--

[MacTheWolf (imported)]

Duh, I need to go back to skool, I only got 9 right.

[Riverwind (imported)]

That's what happens when you have had 65 birthdays, OLD MAN

River

[MacTheWolf (imported)]

That's what happens when you have had 65 birthdays, OLD MAN

River

Hey, I don't have my 65th till September 4th. Bleah

[Riverwind (imported)]

It will be the 65 celebration of your birth counting the one when you were born making you 66.

Haven't you herd of fuzzy math??????

River

[transward (imported)]

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ppens when you have had 65 birthdays, OLD MAN

River

Hey, I don't have my 65th till September 4th. Bleah

Children, Behave yourselves! Or we'll have too send you to your room w/out supper.

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