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Is the woman that wrote the note a lawyer representing someone else? NO Was this a note notifying others that someone has died? NO Is the note actually a will? NO Am I repeating the same questions? NO, I just like saying no..

Is the woman from Australia? NO Is the fact that he is from a *different* country than the woman significant? YES When you say "others" don't benefit, but "third party" does...can you clarify, by others, did you mean "others who received the note"? That's how I read the question; others meaning others that received the note, third party being those that didn't receive the note.

Silent C, you were reading my post as I was changing some of my answers, hope you saw that..

Did a woman send out a note? YES Did a robber receive the note, laughed and threw it away? YES Did an Australian, by chance, also receive the same note? YES Did he discard it as well? YES Did a Reverend, or similar religious figure, receive the same note? YES Did it make him sad? YES I just want to get some "yes" responses for a change. Now for the "no" responses: Would the woman benefit monetarily from sending out the note? NO Would others beneift monetarily if they fulfilled the instructions? NO Would a third party benefit monetarily from the note? YES Was the Reverend "sad" because he could not fulfill the instructions / note's request? NO Did the note contain some sort of threat? NO Was the Reverend "sad" because of the woman's plight? NO Was the woman in danger? NO Someone close to her in danger? NO Were the recepients of the note abitrary? NO Or were they sent to specific people? YES Instead of Austalian, could the person have been from any other country? YES Or, is the fact that he is from Australian significant? NO

Did the note contain any money in it, or was it written on money? NO Did the note have to do anything with counterfeit money? NO Did it have to do with lottery? NO Stolen money? NO Income? NO Budgeting? NO Charity? Asking them to donate to charity? NO On a different note, did the Reverend throw his note away? NO Did anyone else who received the note throw it away? YES/Probably Did everyone else? NO Did it contain instructions regarding throwing the note away? NO

Well, did the woman offer money then? NO Did she ask them to complete some challenge in order to get the money? NO

HBDay --

Did the woman ASK for money? NO And stated the reason why? NA

Did the note refer to Church? NO Did the note refer to God? NO Did the note use the name/word 'Father'? NO (I'm totally off the tracks now.....) YES

Hm, tricky...is the fact that they were sent on different days significant? Oops, I answered that wrong, I changed it above. Does it relate to the day of the week? NO Did she send the reverend's note on Sunday? NA Were they received the same day they were sent? YES I don't think I'm getting any closer >_> Was it a fundraising campaign? NO Did it involve money in any way? YES Was the woman in need of some kind of help or assistance? NO (I guess that would be an unusual circumstance, though). Were the notes in English? YES Can all the recipients read the note? YES

Was the medium of the notes a single sheet of paper? YES Was the robber able to do what was requested of him? YES Was the Australian? YES Was the reverend? YES Were any of the recipients of the note related to the woman? NO Was it one of the three mentioned? NA Did she send the notes on the same day? YES

Was the time interval between notes more than a week? NO A year? NO Was it some sort of announcement? NO Is this the kind of typical note someone like one of us might send? NO Or was it under very unusual circumstances? NO Did the note contain instructions? YES, or sorts. was the note a scam? NO or a chain letter? NO did the note talk about religion? NO or of someone dying? NO did she work for publisher's clearing house? NO

were they advertisments for a hooker/stripper/excotic dancer whatever you want to call it? NO if not was it and advertisment of some kind? NO and did this lady live in australia? NO Did the woman write or send the note at the same time? NO Did she send the note to more than ten people? YES A hundred people? YES Was it a horoscope? NO Weather report? NO Obituary? NO Something you would find in a newspaper? NO

Did the note state some act or action that the woman was going to take? NO Did the note request the reader to take some action? YES, sort of.

Was it a wedding invitation? NO Okay, better question: was it an invitation of some kind? NO

Is the bank robber in jail? NO

Alright, I believe you... I've had people cheat before, and they were obvious about it, they answer word for word how I have it, silly, and as you say, pathetic. Takes the fun out of it. What do you mean it's not worth a husker buck??? They're worth their weight in gold.

Did the woman write the exact same note to more than just these three people? YES Were all three of these people men? EITHER

I'm just saying, you're either really good at these or are onto my source...

Was this one SINGLE note that passed through the hands of 3 different people? NO If so, did it pass from person to person in the order you typed? NO Or were these 3 separate notes with the same message on each to each person? YES Was the note specifically intended for each of the 3 people? YES I think I'm onto it....but I want to see some Yes/No's first.... I'm starting to think you know where I get these... Did the woman personally know all three? NO Did the woman personally know ANY of the three? NO Did the woman's relationship to the three have any bearing on their reactions? NO Were there more than 10 words on this note? YES Were there less than 5 words on this note. NO

One morning a woman wrote the same note to three different people. The first was a bank robber, who laughed at the note and threw it away. The second was an Australian, who also threw the note away. The third was a reverend, who was very sad to received the note. What was happening?

WE HAVE A WINNER! CONGRATULATIONS cmb23! A woman whom I had never met before was introduced to me. I didn't say a word. She told me about herself but I didn't say a word. She told me many more things about herself, but I didn't say a word. Eventually I said one word and she was very disappointed. What was the word? The word was "Guilty." I was foreman o the jury at the woman's trial.

Was the word married? NO taken? NO were you deaf? NO was she deaf? NO was this word said with sign language? NO and were you close enough to talk in person with this woman YES and by close enough I mean in the same vicinity YES

New caption contest... Don't forget to vote for your favorite cap for the last one: Poll: Caption Contest CIII Best caption gets a $1 Husker buck! Rules and stuff here: Fark, Caption & Riddle Contests

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