ROBIN SOLVES MAGPIE TWINS PROBLEM

Since Sunday the entire Magpie Tales community have been scratching their heads, searching their souls, expounding all kinds of theories, writing poetic masterpieces and tall stories, in the hope that these silly little men will bury the hatchet once and for all, turn round, face each other, shake hands, have a beer - and then perhaps we can all go home!   

So I am having another go because, a little birdie has told me we are all on the wrong track!

A little British Robin, no less, has the answer to MAG 224.  

He had accompanied me in a garden all morning, and was so pleased with all the worms I found for him, he came right up to me and said, "Magpies! Don't trust any of them, NOR listen to any of their tales! - I have the correct solution."

Bright little chap, isn't he? - A very high I.Q. and in MENSA

He continued, "Just look at that picture again!"

Not To Be Reproduced, 1937, Rene Magritte 

"That chap in the mirror wants such a kick up the derrier!"

"Solve this riddle and he MUST turn round - but a word of warning. The second number I am going to give you is not as it seems - it is a different number than 32 and there just is there to let you know what the actual word sounds like.  

A little lateral thinking is required, ok!"

"Are you ready?"

"There were twins!

One was 30 and the other 32 (remember, not actual!)

One was born in March

And the other's birthday was in September.

And they both married each other!

How is all this possible?"

"Now sit down Eddie and have your highly self indulgent Great British Breakfast, with lashings of Cholesterol and try to fathom it out.  Come on Eddie, eat it all up!" 

Burp! - Lovely!

Well, folks what do you reckon? 

This is just a fun entry;  press HERE for my main attempt.

I am not serious all the time, as my regular readers well know.