Need help with Final Jeopardy tonight.

Am not going to be home tonight. Hope somebody else posts it. We seem to have a small, but loyal group that enjoy it. chico

If a plane crashes on the Saskatchewan/Alberta provincial border in which province would the survivors be buried???

CanuckBob wrote:If a plane crashes on the Saskatchewan/Alberta provincial border in which province would the survivors be buried???

I was gonna use that one, damn Bob.

They bury them alive up on the frozen tundra?

CanuckBob wrote:If a plane crashes on the Saskatchewan/Alberta provincial border in which province would the survivors be buried???

What is Alberta ( the land of no taxes )
In Saskatchewan U hafta declare the pennies in your eyes!!

Okay kiddies, I got one:

How is a raven like a writing desk?

Poe wrote on both.

CheenaGringo wrote:They bury them alive up on the frozen tundra?

Come on Neil you can do better than that.

Axixic wrote:Poe wrote on both.

You are one sharp son of a gun!!

Survivors wouldn't be buried, and if anyone was dead they'd be buried wherever they're from.

Axixic wrote:Poe wrote on both.

Not the answer I was looking for but I'll give it to you Axixic.

E-raq wrote: Survivors wouldn't be buried, and if anyone was dead they'd be buried wherever they're from.

Opppss... my bad... Hoxx got caught on one.... snork

E-raq wrote: Survivors wouldn't be buried, and if anyone was dead they'd be buried wherever they're from.

Jajajaja......nice catch.

A man is holding a rifle horizontally 6 feet above and parallel to the ground. At the same instant he fires it, an identical bullet is dropped from the exact same height - 6 feet.

Ignoring friction, air resistance and the earth's curvature, which bullet hits the ground first?

They hit at the same time.

viajero wrote:They hit at the same time.

Got it in one.

Smartalex wrote:Not the answer I was looking for but I'll give it to you Axixic.

What was the answer you were looking for?

Axixic wrote:

Smartalex wrote:Not the answer I was looking for but I'll give it to you Axixic.

What was the answer you were looking for?

The riddle originally appeared in Lewis Carroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland." It was proposed to Alice at the Mad Hatter's tea party. It was meant to be a riddle without a solution, just part of the insanity of her adventure. Over the years, people have come up with various solutions, including the one about Poe. If Viajero had not jumped in and given it to you, I would declared you 'Wrong!" The correct answer is that there is no answer.

If an astronaut heads into space at the speed of light, travels for six months out and six months back for a total of one year travel time for him how many years would have occurred on earth when he lands?

One.

And the Jeopardy for regular folk challenge is....

In the Spanish version of "The Flintstones" Fred and Barney are called by these names...?

Sorry, for interrupting. Anyone going to post tonight's final Jeopardy question? We might need to start a 12 step group for Jeopardy addicts. Each step would be in the form of an answer, of course. too funny. chico

E-raq wrote:One.

Nope we entering the realm of theoretical time travel here,,,,,,,,

Some may need one of these to assist in the calculations...........

CanuckBob wrote:

E-raq wrote:One.

Nope we entering the realm of theoretical time travel here,,,,,,,,

Some may need one of these to assist in the calculations...........

Oh all right None.

Ms.Thang wrote:And the Jeopardy for regular folk challenge is....

In the Spanish version of "The Flintstones" Fred and Barney are called by these names...?

Pedro y Marmol ,Los Pica Piedras