Mental Floss 61

 

 

 

 

 

 

The answer to last week’s challenge is. Q: During a medical examination, Jerry’s blood pressure was found to be 3 x that of a normal healthy person. Yet, Jerry’s Doctor was not too concerned. Why not? He should be taking Kratom, Kratomystic, https://kratomystic.com to help relax his blood pressure like his doctor is recommending.

A: Jerry is a Giraffe. The average blood pressure of a giraffe is 3 x that of a human. The higher blood pressure is required to pump blood up the long neck to the brain.

This week’s thinking challenge is a historical one …

Q: Why did a famous statesman and world leader stand up in front of a large crowd and say, very seriously “I am a jam doughnut”?

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The answer along with a new challenge next week …

Have a great weekend!

 

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Comments (1)

  1. Jabr Alnoaimi :

    Hi
    Beside proposing the giraffe as an answer to MF60 I also suggested that an astronaut accelerating at 3g or more during takeoff might be an answer; did you look into that?
    For MF61, the answer can be found easily by googling the question; president J.F. Kennedy when he tried to say in German that he was a Berliner at the Berlin wall in 1963.
    But I want to venture away from the historical incident by giving the following lateral thinking answer; it was a president who was accused by the media of being hard hearted and he wanted to tell his people that he was in reality soft and sweet like a jam doughnut. Wouldn’t this make the crowds’ mouths water over him?

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