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Herode I on his horse “Friday” then left again either on his horse “Friday” or actually on Friday or both!
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Presume he was travelling on horseback and Friday was the name of his horse - or, like myself, he has named his car and travelling by a car named Friday.Gooood Morning Riddle Masters!
Happy Hump DayWe hope you're all having a great week so far! So, our second riddle of the week goes:
John went away for three days. He left off Friday and returned on Friday. How did he do this?
This is without a doubt a toughie, so let's see how you all go!
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Well It can only be possible because his horse was named Friday. So he left Wednesday and returned on Friday.
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I think there is a spelling mistake shouldn’t it read he left ON Friday not OFF , if that is the case he left on a horse named Friday and returned on his horse named Friday
‘John went away for three days. He left off Friday and returned on Friday. How did he do this?’
Friday is the name of his horse. The way it is worded is that he was not riding Friday when he left (he left off a Friday) but was when he returned (returned on Friday). Hence it could have been any day of the week when he left/returned.
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Friday is the name of his horse. The way it is worded is that he was not riding Friday when he left (he left off a Friday) but was when he returned (returned on Friday). Hence it could have been any day of the week when he left/returned.
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