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New Take on an Old Riddle by FZ!

November 7th, 2007 6:25 PM

INSTRUCTIONS: And so the Sphinx asked, "What has 4 legs in the morning, 2 in the afternoon, and 3 at night?" Most people know the answer. Document 3 seperate items or animals, one with 4 legs, one with 2 legs, and one with 3 legs at the appropriate times of day--none of which can be a human being.

After searching the four corners of the globe web, I have learned that a new take on an old riddle must include a new definition of an old appendage. Indeed, mankind has moved beyond use of its archaic, flesh-and-bone legs. At long last, have been replaced by our greatest discovery: the wheel.

Below, witness the ages of man, as the romping go-kart of youth is replaced by the urgent bicycle of the adult, to finally retire to the relaxed tricycle of old age.

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Four Wheels In The Morning
Two Wheels In The Afternoon
Three Wheels At Night

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posted by Stu on November 7th, 2007 6:58 PM

I like it.