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Warder Gameshow Week - Welcome to The Black Magic Stories!

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Yes!!! RTE gets a point.

 

A guy says his home was robbed last night. When the policeman asks what was missing from the house,the guy says nothing.

 

How does the guy know he was robbed?

 

 

 

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You are all correct but this can add some more minutes but 46 minutes for an egg?

 

These are not the answer, although RTE is close in one of his assumptions.

 

*Obviously the egg dies*

 

That is seriously about how ling it takes for water to boil where I am at and cook a regular egg... If I cook an Ostrich egg, thats like over an hour! Crikey!

 

For the new riddle:

He was home when he got robbed, but he just let the man have what he needed so he was "robbed" but the guy didn't take anything, the owner gave them as gifts.

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Ok, Aida, for me not knowing that, you get a point! :tongue:

 

So far, no one is close, maybe I have to kill someone ...

Ok, Aida, for me not knowing that, you get a point! :tongue:

 

So far, no one is close, maybe I have to kill someone ...

Oh no points - I just can't believe an Ostrich egg takes that long - cooking one here would be like an entire meal cooking time. 

 

As for the guy, The guy is being held hostage....

He got a note from the would-be robber, perhaps?

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it's a mobile home and the whole thing got taken?

 

and someone got run over....

One point for Cindy again! :smile:

 

A delivery man is in a great hurry. He approaches a railroad crossing as the barriers start lowering. He won’t cross the intersection before they close, but he doesn’t have time to stop.

What does he do? Will he die?

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For everyone following this by email, she posted another story.

 

She just edited it in. Cause she doesn't like us :tongue:

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Erm, be careful, RTE, you might become a protagonist in my next story.

 

Yes, the guy from the story dies - in his bed at the age of 104. Not in my story. Try something else, ask questions.

 

I won't edit posts, unless it's for correcting my sp.

Intriguing. Well according to every action movie ever, he charges the truck through the barriers and makes it across the tracks just in time to avoid the oncoming train.

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And Keanu Reeves swallows the blue pill and drives the vehicle in a paralel reality...

 

No, think, please, no action movies

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Well it says he won't cross the intersection...

 

So does he... uh... not cross it? Does he not cross the intersection at all?

Its back to the future and just as he reaches the railroad the car transports back into the future! (or the past depending on which movie...)

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LoL Aida, I love Back to the Future but no.

 

He actually did drive even further than the intersection.

I don't imagine the barricades are the sturdiest of things.  Did he just plow through them?

 

Or did he jump his...the light burn me.  He's the train driver.

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The Light bless you, he is the train driver and the train was delivering coal  :smile:

 

1 Point for Kwom!

 

A burglar breaks into a house late at night. He doesn’t plan on stealing anything or causing harm, and he isn’t seeking refuge.
 
What is going on?

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