If two wrongs dont make a right, why do three rights make a left?

How many licks does it take to get to the tootsie roll center of a tootsie pop?

Figure that out and you'll gain the answer you seek.

They only do if each right is made perpendicular to the direction you were heading before the right turn and if the next right turn has you traveling parallel to the direction you were traveling before the previous right turn.

This takes into consideration windy roads, three and five cornered intersections and so forth.

Because if you litteraly move to the right three times where ever you were before you would have taken a left. I know it's kinda confusing.

Four rights gets you going the same way you started!

Ever gotten stuck in a cloverleaf on the interstate?

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I think two wrongs can make a right!

If Saddam Hussain shot my wife in the head as I was holding a gun. I would shoot the Saddam Hussain in the head.

The court would let me off and say that I did the right thing.

Can you argue with that?

Because when you turn left from your original position you are pointing right from your original position then you turn right again and your facing the complete opposite way of your original position and then you turn right again and there you are facing left from your original position

if you multiply then 2 negatives make a positive so if someone does something negative to you if you make it twice as bad for instance you are multiplying his negative times 2 to make a positive

Directional intelligence.☺

They just do. It's like asking why 2 + 2= 4. They just do. =)

one right is -> then look at the place you start.go-> again then look at the place you just moved from,then go ->again