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666freak | 02:27 Wed 01st Sep 2004 | Quizzes & Puzzles
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A Utah man drives a wagon 30 feet across the flats. He yells "Gee ho!" and then drives the wagon 30 feet. He yells "Haw!" and then drives the wagon 10 feet. He yells "Whoa!" How far is the man from where he started?
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20 feet
02:45 Wed 01st Sep 2004
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10 feet
03:09 Wed 01st Sep 2004
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70
05:28 Wed 01st Sep 2004
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He's going in a circle. It don't say what direction each time.
06:26 Wed 01st Sep 2004
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He's in the same place. He started off sitting on the wagons seat and ended up still sitting on the seat....he he he.
08:21 Wed 01st Sep 2004
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It looks like he goes 10 feet per vowel, so he would go 20 feet on "Whoa!" for a total of 60 feet.
09:34 Wed 01st Sep 2004
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70 feet he went right then left but has already went 30 across... Hello
14:11 Wed 01st Sep 2004
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I would not want any of you guiding my mules,if you dont know what gee ho and haw and whoa means. No telling where we would end up...
14:13 Wed 01st Sep 2004
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I love math. . . and I would bet my life that he is were he originally started. He went in a circle. Hope this helps you.
04:23 Thu 02nd Sep 2004
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CHEATER!
20:06 Thu 02nd Sep 2004
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