Post by ~LonelyAngel~ on Jun 13, 2009 10:21:38 GMT
£15 Forum cash to the first correct answer:
A wealthy Arab emir died during his travels in the desert. His two sons, who'd accompanied him, opened his will:
"I leave each of my two sons the best two camels in my herd (both equal fast) to get back home. Who's camel enters the gates of my kingdom last, will be the heir to my wealth."
Puzzled by this will, the two sons try their best to travel slower than the other. After many days of wandering about the desert like this, they come across a wise man and tell him their problem. The wise man smiles and gives them a solution. Delighted with the old man's words, the two sons get on the camels and race back home.
What did the old man tell them? :?:
A wealthy Arab emir died during his travels in the desert. His two sons, who'd accompanied him, opened his will:
"I leave each of my two sons the best two camels in my herd (both equal fast) to get back home. Who's camel enters the gates of my kingdom last, will be the heir to my wealth."
Puzzled by this will, the two sons try their best to travel slower than the other. After many days of wandering about the desert like this, they come across a wise man and tell him their problem. The wise man smiles and gives them a solution. Delighted with the old man's words, the two sons get on the camels and race back home.
What did the old man tell them? :?: