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[maypaxvobiscum]

1) A certain creature is removed from one continent and moved to the one found on the opposite side of the world. Once there, however, it finds itself back in the one from where it has just been taken. What exactly is this creature, apart from confused?

2) Every time a man strolls past the town hall clock, he sees the same three labourers sweeping around it, however bad the weather or the lateness of the hour. It’s neither their job nor a punishment, and they’re not doing it for charity, so why are they doing it?

[andy_g]

1) the lesser spotted woodpecker
2) the hands of the clock

[GRAHAM01]

1) polar bear
2) hands of the clock

[maypaxvobiscum]

Andy G and Grahom got #2 correct. #1 is hasnt been answered correctly yet. here's hoping

ps: its not a mammal

[Judge]

[bunglemark2]

1) A certain creature is removed from one continent and moved to the one found on the opposite side of the world. Once there, however, it finds itself back in the one from where it has just been taken. What exactly is this creature, apart from confused?

2) Every time a man strolls past the town hall clock, he sees the same three labourers sweeping around it, however bad the weather or the lateness of the hour. It’s neither their job nor a punishment, and they’re not doing it for charity, so why are they doing it?

1. Is this an anagram of "one continent" or something ? Trying to think of an animal name in those or other words in the sentence....Am I on the right track ?

[maypaxvobiscum]

1) A certain creature is removed from one continent and moved to the one found on the opposite side of the world. Once there, however, it finds itself back in the one from where it has just been taken. What exactly is this creature, apart from confused?

2) Every time a man strolls past the town hall clock, he sees the same three labourers sweeping around it, however bad the weather or the lateness of the hour. It’s neither their job nor a punishment, and they’re not doing it for charity, so why are they doing it?

1. Is this an anagram of "one continent" or something ? Trying to think of an animal name in those or other words in the sentence....Am I on the right track ?

you're on the right track. 

you can find the word from a continent.

[Redman in wales]

1) A certain creature is removed from one continent and moved to the one found on the opposite side of the world. Once there, however, it finds itself back in the one from where it has just been taken. What exactly is this creature, apart from confused?

2) Every time a man strolls past the town hall clock, he sees the same three labourers sweeping around it, however bad the weather or the lateness of the hour. It’s neither their job nor a punishment, and they’re not doing it for charity, so why are they doing it?

1. Is this an anagram of "one continent" or something ? Trying to think of an animal name in those or other words in the sentence....Am I on the right track ?

you're on the right track. 

you can find the word from a continent.

a tic?? - as in the insect...

taken from the word arctic and also in the antarctic?


(grasping at straws...)

[andy_g]

1) A certain creature is removed from one continent and moved to the one found on the opposite side of the world. Once there, however, it finds itself back in the one from where it has just been taken. What exactly is this creature, apart from confused?

2) Every time a man strolls past the town hall clock, he sees the same three labourers sweeping around it, however bad the weather or the lateness of the hour. It’s neither their job nor a punishment, and they’re not doing it for charity, so why are they doing it?

1. Is this an anagram of "one continent" or something ? Trying to think of an animal name in those or other words in the sentence....Am I on the right track ?

you're on the right track. 

you can find the word from a continent.

a tic?? - as in the insect...

taken from the word arctic and also in the antarctic?


(grasping at straws...)

aha! good thinking... but its not a tic, its an ant

[bunglemark2]

1) A certain creature is removed from one continent and moved to the one found on the opposite side of the world. Once there, however, it finds itself back in the one from where it has just been taken. What exactly is this creature, apart from confused?

2) Every time a man strolls past the town hall clock, he sees the same three labourers sweeping around it, however bad the weather or the lateness of the hour. It’s neither their job nor a punishment, and they’re not doing it for charity, so why are they doing it?

1. Is this an anagram of "one continent" or something ? Trying to think of an animal name in those or other words in the sentence....Am I on the right track ?

you're on the right track. 

you can find the word from a continent.

a tic?? - as in the insect...

taken from the word arctic and also in the antarctic?


(grasping at straws...)

aha! good thinking... but its not a tic, its an ant

Lemon Entry, my dear Watson.....

[Redman in wales]

1) A certain creature is removed from one continent and moved to the one found on the opposite side of the world. Once there, however, it finds itself back in the one from where it has just been taken. What exactly is this creature, apart from confused?

2) Every time a man strolls past the town hall clock, he sees the same three labourers sweeping around it, however bad the weather or the lateness of the hour. It’s neither their job nor a punishment, and they’re not doing it for charity, so why are they doing it?

1. Is this an anagram of "one continent" or something ? Trying to think of an animal name in those or other words in the sentence....Am I on the right track ?

you're on the right track. 

you can find the word from a continent.

a tic?? - as in the insect...

taken from the word arctic and also in the antarctic?


(grasping at straws...)

aha! good thinking... but its not a tic, its an ant

ahh... very clever. i was trying to over complicate things!

[maypaxvobiscum]

1) A certain creature is removed from one continent and moved to the one found on the opposite side of the world. Once there, however, it finds itself back in the one from where it has just been taken. What exactly is this creature, apart from confused?

2) Every time a man strolls past the town hall clock, he sees the same three labourers sweeping around it, however bad the weather or the lateness of the hour. It’s neither their job nor a punishment, and they’re not doing it for charity, so why are they doing it?

1. Is this an anagram of "one continent" or something ? Trying to think of an animal name in those or other words in the sentence....Am I on the right track ?

you're on the right track. 

you can find the word from a continent.

a tic?? - as in the insect...

taken from the word arctic and also in the antarctic?


(grasping at straws...)

aha! good thinking... but its not a tic, its an ant

ahh... very clever. i was trying to over complicate things!

[maypaxvobiscum]

1) There is a very, very tall coconut tree and there are 4 animals, a Lion, a Chimpanzee, a Giraffe, and a Squirrel, who pass by. They decide to compete to see who is the fastest to get a banana off the tree. Who do you guess will win? Your answer will reflect your personality. So think carefully . . .. Try and answer within 30 seconds

2) A sphere has three, a circle has two, and a point has zero what?

[Judge]

1. coconut trees dont produce bananas
2. dimensions

[andy_g]

1) which joker put a banana in the coconut tree?

2) dimensions