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3 men went into a cafe for a meal which cost them £10 each, they handed the £30 to the waiter who took it to the cashier. He said a mistake had been made and the meals should have cost £25, so gave back £5. The waiter pocketed £2 of the money and gave £1 back to each of the men, which ment they're meals had cost £9. As there were 3 of them 3 x £9 and the waiter still had £2 where did the other £1 go?

I'm looking for a word that isn't in my dictionary. It starts with the letters PAT - ION or possibly

PART - ION

It refers to rain or snow as it falls from the sky

Two members of my family have recently had blood tests, not the first that either have had. They have both been told, that there is a change in the shape of their cells, which I don't know. Has anyone ever heard of this and is it serious

The Queen has 2 birthdays, one is the day she was born, the other is an offical date, why?

What do you do when you find out they have done something you are ashamed off

My husband works on a building site, which is surrounded by concrete, when ever he walks out of the building he has to watch where he steps due to cat mess. The area is enclosed so he knows its cats. He knows its not unusual for cats to dig and mess in garden soil, but this or these animals go every where. Does anyone have any ideas how to deter them

When I make jam I add 1lb of sugar to each 1lb of fruit, or 1kg to 1 kg, easy to remember

To make jelly I use 1lb of sugar to each pint of fruit juice. What I want to know is, if using just metric measures, how much juice and sugar should I use to make jelly