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holy fricken crap... *blerglsphlastickah*
anyone who's reading this... clicky
http://failblog.files.wordpress.com/2008/12/fail-owned-category-puzzle.jpg?w=500&h=384
then read through this
http://alexiuss.deviantart.com/journal/21840823/

 

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I was seriously crying from laughing

 

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or you know what... I'll just spam them... because I'm finding some even better responses

 

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what a penguin, boot, train, whale, and piano have in common:

 

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They're all things the Russian army doesn't have in the winter

 

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If you try to solve it in German, you'll realize they all end in the letter "L".
Whale = Wal
Bird (Penguin) = Vogel
Boot = Stiefel
Grand Piano = Flügel
Vehicle (Tram) = Vehikel

 

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They're all waterproof.
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The piano won't explode if put in water. it counts.

 

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They are all objects that I have used to mindlessly slaughter the innocent.
Barbed wire, soap suds, and my victims' intestines also fall into this category.

 

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Different Movement. A whale movement is swimming... a penguin uses its crappy feet to make a different movement, waddling or hopping... a train uses rolling movement, a boot is used for walking, and the 'difficult' one -- the piano? A piano movement is: Def: 10. (Music) A self-contained section of an extended composition. .... Kinda tough puzzle for youngsters.. but maybe this test originally came out during the big 'Communism" period of Russia when all youngsters were tested for abilities such as athleticism (remember the Olympic fervor?), musical ability (National Orchestra), chess, etc... anything to showcase the great "talent pool" of Russian youths. So either the kids were familiar with the term "movement", or this test just actually was a form of a "reported IQ test"... getting this one right sent you for a real IQ test by the State... dunno about that... but this is the answer to the Common Factor

 

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None of them appear in the other groups

 

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They're all three dimensional objects trapped in a two dimensional existence
What a tragedy.

 

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Easy, they're all nearing extinction. Whales had been hunted, glaciers, where penguins live, are disapearing, grand pianos are being replaced by electronic ones, old trains are being replaced (and now everyone has a car) and boots are old-fashioned (but I wear a pair everyday).

 

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They all hurt a lot if they land on you

 

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They're all made of atoms.