Originally posted by latex bishopThats why it's only 40% !
I would suggest a car of some form at irst thought, although this might be higher thinking about it, and is not close to a razor in anyway.
Definately not a flushing toilet, I have been to a lot of the developing world countries and ...[text shortened]... n hotels, do not flush, particually not "squatties"!!!
Andrew
skeeter
Another couple of people have managed to get through today and made guesses, nobody from my office though. Somebody said disposable razor, which was wrong. All that's been said is that yesterday's guess of 'razor' was the closest yet, but not a "sizzling hot" guess. My initial idea of flush toilet is wrong, or so says Dr. Jamie Batram:
www.abc.net.au/science/news/enviro/EnviroRepublish_809480.htm.
"Only one billion people use flush toilets that are connected to sewage systems". It does say that 2.8 billion people use pit toilets, which is roughly 40%. No reason why razor should be closer to pit toilet than any of the other answers though.
Mind you, the local radio station is typically a pile of pants, so the answer they have is prolly something bizarre.
After mocking our accounts manager for suggesting 'knife' yesterday more than a few people in the office are beginning to come round and saying "it might be a knife y'know". It can't be, can it?
Edit!: Somebody just called in and said "disposable contact lenses". Sigh.
Originally posted by Natural ScienceNaturally, though when there's the chance to win over £1,000 I'm finding that I start to take the question a little more seriously than I otherwise would π
You know, there's probably a number of things that 40% of the world uses everyday. It's just one specific answer they're looking for. It doesn't mean any of the other guesses that have been given can't be right, either.
Update: Last person calls in: "I think I've got it, I know the answer, I know it...is it....is it....is it a......hairdryer?".
Originally posted by T1000A lady per chance give that answer?
Naturally, though when there's the chance to win over £1,000 I'm finding that I start to take the question a little more seriously than I otherwise would π
Update: Last person calls in: "I think I've got it, I know the answer, I know it...is it....is it....is it a......hairdryer?".
Very sexist I know but you were all thinking it right?