So not to be outdone by her big brother, Svea Elina is also getting in on the question bandwagon and has had a couple of doozies to challenge her ol’ Dad with:
“Daddy?”
“Yes Svea,”
“Why does Rhinoceros do something?”
“Hmmm…”
Geez, lately Magnus has been asking some really tough questions that I am finding almost next to impossible to explain to a 5 year old. Sometimes I am not too sure where the questions come from but they are really starting to challenge my ability to clarify his world around him - so I have decided to put the young man’s education in your hands as well and see if you can help me (and the Big Guy) out. Here is this week’s Magnus Mindzapper:
“Dad, you know when there was the big fire in Penticton?”
“Yes”
“Why does water win out over fire?”
“Hmmmm…”
Can you see what this is???
Which national flag do you see before you? Be sure to look very closely at the designs within before you give your answer.
I am a coastal nation, but will not tell you which side has water. In 1992 I ended 46 years of Communist rule and established a multiparty democracy. Which country am I?
p.s. - Jason, you are not allowed to vote!
For whatever reason, I have always had a fascination with flags and have actually found that I am not too bad at knowing which flags are which. While I cannot boast to know them all, I seem to have the ability to find certain patterns in them and can usually get the answer correct, or be in the right vicinity geographically. So, my main question is this: can you? What national flag do you see before you?
Send a comment to give your answer (with reasoning), and, no cheating!!
Question:
You’re walking down a street trying to get to Truesville where every one tells the truth. You come to a fork in the road and all that you know is that one road leads to Truesville and the other to Liesville where everyone lies. There is a girl in the middle of the fork and you don’t know if she is from Liesville or Truesville. What is the one question you can ask her to get to Truesville?
Leave a comment with your answer…
How many black circles can you see?
Yes, I am still hectically typing away trying to get everything done for this Friday, so, in the meantime here’s some magic tricks to divert your attention away from my lack of creativity on the blog. Sorry folks, stay with me, I am almost done!
Can you see what is hidden in the depths?? Look deep, very deep.
Stare deep into the middle of the moving vortex and see if you can hypnotize yourself. Give it an honest try, you might be surprised…
Look hard, very hard, what do you see? (Besides a bunch of coffee beans, that is)
Congratulations goes out to Tish, Carole and Kevin for being the first (only) three to guess correctly; your coveted prize is in the mail! Yes, this week’s Mindzapper was, in fact, a teapot. Now, I still cannot see it and am going a little crazy in trying - damn mindzappers!!
Alright people, time for another challenging stereograph. Look very deep into the fantastic array of beautiful colors and tell me what you see - prizes will be awarded to the first three who answer correctly!
