Riddle Me This

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Originally Posted by galwayhoop

thats it alright you just didn't explain which door you would take after your question was answered. basically you ask which is the door to freedom and go to the opposite one to which they point.

i knew you had it with your first answer but i expected to get more than 3 bl00dy minutes out of it!!!

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Someone's been watching the labrynth

Is it better to seek actions of pleasure or to seek pleasure in actions?

:D Only joking really. Good thread, sorry for desecrating it with my personal quandaries! Still, it's there to be answered.....Bluebeard, I think I might be setting you up for an inspired, PotM contender.:p

Note; presumably there isn't an objective answer. Makes for a good riddle!

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Originally Posted by kingdom hoop

Is it better to seek actions of pleasure or to seek pleasure in actions?

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No. Just relax.

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Originally Posted by Risteard

No. Just relax.

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You expect me to relax after denouncing my post like that?:eek: I'm positively raging. What a self-defeating post! You should have thought about it more.;)

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Originally Posted by kingdom hoop

Is it better to seek actions of pleasure or to seek pleasure in actions?

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I've spent quite a few months seek any kind of pleasure, but the way I've been going with the ladies, it has been all inaction:(

If you have a scales of equilibrium and nine golf balls, all look the same, all smell the same, all taste the same, all feel the same etc. etc. etc. except one of them is slightly heavier than all the others.

Can you identify the odd one out in just two measurements?

Put three balls in each side of the scales. If they balance then the heavier is in the other, unused three. If they don't balance, the heavier is in the heavier of the three balls.

Once you've established which three includes the heavier ball, repeat using those three balls, one on either side of the scales, and one spare. The heavier is the ball you're looking for. If they balance, then the heavy ball is the remainder one.

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Originally Posted by noby

Put three balls in each side of the scales. If they balance then the heavier is in the other, unused three. If they don't balance, the heavier is in the heavier of the three balls.

Once you've established which three includes the heavier ball, repeat using those three balls, one on either side of the scales, and one spare. The heavier is the ball you're looking for. If they balance, then the heavy ball is the remainder one.

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Way too fast !! :p

what colour was the horse...