A man goes to a train station randomly once a day and catches a train. There are the same number of trains departing south as there are north, but the man catches twice as many trains south as he does north. Why?
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Maybe the man takes two southbound trains on two successive days to reach his destinations and then returns back to the first station on a northbound train on the third day.
A man walks 1 mile south, 1 mile east and then 1 mile north. He returns to the origin of his journey. How is this possible?
A man leaves his cabin and travels 100 meter north, 100 meters west, and 100 meters south just to arrive back at his home. He sees a bird. What kind of bird is it?
A man walks south for 3 miles Then east for 4 miles Then north for 1 mile Then west for 1 mile Then north for 2 miles In which direction and for how far should he walk to return to his starting point?
While I trudge North, you rest South I flash toothy grin, but with no mouth You bark and weep, as I sing and dance And count the years that have gone past What am I? What are you?
