Ribbit, ribbit...

[ellenscult]

I'm back at work now, and thank you all for the get wells. ;-) My throat's mostly ok now, and the rest of the tonsilitis symptoms have gone. Still a bit tired - I'll be fine by next week, I hope. Well, by this weekend, as it's going to be v. busy! I'm off up to Dunbar (near Edinburgh) with ravenlas for the Haven Net annual meetup. We're camping near the seaside, so bodyboarding will have to happen... *heh* And then it's back down to get to Ilkley in time for Hugh's christening. Yay!

Anyway, it promises to be a great weekend (well, starting Thursday evening). And because my colleague just passed me a Mensa quiz of the 24 H in a D variety, and it didn't have the questions which I'd have put, here's my version of it. Comments screened, and I'll let you know if you get them right.

1. 60 S in an H
2. 4 and 20 BB (B in a P)
3. 1 R to R T A
4. 99 R B
5. 26 L in the A
6. 6 D of S
7. F F 5 M F L
8. 72 C in the T
9. 10 G B (S on the W)
10. 1 M W to M
11. 12 G M and T
12. 12 M in a Y
13. 30 P of S
14. 10 C
15. P of 8
16. 3 P S
17. 16 P in C
18. 4 S in a P of C
19. 5 T on E F
20. 18 P in an A R F T
21. 9 L of a C


From rhube: why you have to go see Snakes on a Plane.

Comments

[ellenscult]

I make no claims as to its authenticity, I'm just saying what it claimed. It's a long and honourable internet tradition... *grin* Anyway, Mensa aren't all they're made out to be. With practice, you can get really good at a lot of Mensa tests. Even I could be a genius! Bwa ha ha!