You are on a horse riding away.
On the left side is a long drop.
On the right is an Elephant going at the same speed.
In front is a Kangaroo which you can’t pass.
Behind is a Lion.
How do you get out of this dangerous situation?
Highlight for the answer: Get off the kids roundabout and start acting your age!!!
Sorry, if the elephant is on the inside (your right) he will not be going at the same speed. He will be going slower. (unless measured in radians).
Now you are getting a bit too technical on those fairground rides
Sorry again. It was meant to be a light-hearted post and I had to go and get technical.
No need to be sorry, it made me smile
I stop playing the Hollies record?
Was it the Hollies? I didn’t recogmise it
Soon you’ll leave and then I’ll lose you
Still we’re going round
Ahh! I had forgotten that one.
I am sure if you realise the answer was at the bottom of the post!
I like the ‘highlight’ effect – is that blog invisible ink!?
is that blog invisible ink!?
I hadn’t thought of that, I guess it must be
I would gladly accept and confront the surrounding dangers, if only I could find that horse and climb upon him. Please, tell me where to go, CherryPie…;-)
Please don’t tell anyone, but he is in fairy land
He is waiting for you as type…
Ride the lion.
I thought climb on the Elephant, but I do have another post on the Lion for tomorrow
Never. I demand that the Council reinforce the swings so that they don’t break when I sit on them!
Swings are my favourite too
Don’t get off the carousel! Took me ages to work this out … at first I was thinking ‘mediaeval carvings in ecclesiastical setting’, and then the centime dropped – duh!
The kangaroo was a bit of a giveaway, there …!!
I didn’t even stop to think, I just read down to the answer and it made me LOL