FIGURE IT OUT

[Wandering Sagebrush]

For you sleuths... got the answer?

 

[DavidGraves]

Ow ! Brain freeze !!!! It hurts !

Sage I have already had a bad day and then you post a riddle.....

 

[BillTheHiker]

P:rogrammer by trade, I tend to read everything literally. this one is sort of like the Who's on first routine.

What has four letters. that is a true statement.
Occasionally has twelve letters. that is a true statement.
Always has six letters. that is a true statement.
Never has five letters. that is a true statement.

 

[Wandering Sagebrush]

P:rogrammer by trade, I tend to read everything literally. this one is sort of like the Who's on first routine.

What has four letters. that is a true statement.
Occasionally has twelve letters. that is a true statement.
Always has six letters. that is a true statement.
Never has five letters. that is a true statement.

I bet you wrote C code... on a Unix box...

 

[ski3pin]

This is my day off from thinking. Maybe tomorrow.

 

[Ted]

That is clever, I like it. Never would have figured it out myself though. So Thank You BilltheHiker.

 

[Lighthawk]

Good one! I quickly gave up.

 

[PaulT]

I wrote assembly language on a Eunuchs box.
May the Forth be with you.
I occasionally made an ash of myself and was bashed for it.
I found writing scripts AWKward but CSHells by the ocean revealed a PERL or two.
I should stop now before Ruby runs me out on a Rail.
There will be no SQL to this; Post fixed or not.


Paul

 

[ski3pin]

This is my day off from thinking. Maybe tomorrow.

Okay, thinking cap is back on today............................do not believe I would have figured it out with bill the hiker. Good one Mr. Sage!