Lateral Thinking Puzzle 5 -- The case of a lucky man

Morkel went early to his friend’s party. As soon as he got there, Morkel drank a glass of punch (a drink containing alcohol) from the punch bowl.

But he then received an urgent message and left the party early.

He later found out that everyone else at the party who drank some punch subsequently died of poisoning.


WHY DIDN’T MORKEL ALSO DIE?


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Look for answer in comment after some days......

Lateral Thinking Puzzle 4 -- The London rain

London in April is well known for being very rainy and all the locals wear raincoats.

But not Albie. He is on holiday in London and has no coat or hat or umbrella.

After a nice afternoon tea he decides to go back to his hotel by walking across St James Park.

When Albie gets back to his hotel, he is absolute dry.

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PS: Look for answer in comment after some days!!

Lateral Thinking Puzzle 3 -- The crazy barman

Albie goes into a wine bar, of all places. He goes up to the barman and says, “Glass of water, please.”

The barman immediately takes a gun from under the bar and points it at Albie’s head in a menacing fashion.

Albie looks at the barman and says, “Thank you.” He then walks out of the bar.

WHAT COULD HAVE HAPPENNED?

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PS: Look for answer in comment after some days!!

Lateral Thinking Puzzle 2 --- The secret of mystery book

Albie was talking to Morkel one day.

“In one of my books, Morkel, the end is in the first half of the book and the preface is in the second half. Not only that,” said Albie, “but the foreword comes after the epilogue, and the index precedes the introduction.”

“That’s amazing,” said Morkel, “What kind of book is that?”


HOW DID ALBIE ANSWER?


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Look for answer in comment after few days .... But ppl don't wait for it and go for it :-)

Lateral thinking puzzle 1 -- The acting deaf dumb driver

Pammo was in a taxi on her way home. Baljeet, the taxi driver, knew she was a frequent visitor to the mall and is a well-known chatterbox. So he didn’t want to engage in conversation with her. So he pretended to be deaf and dumb. He pointed to his ears and mouth to indicate to her that he couldn’t hear or speak. This ruse seemed to work. The journey was peacefully silent.

When they arrived and Pammo had got out the taxi, Baljeet pointed to his meter.

Pammo looked at the meter, read what she owed him, paid him and walked off. But she almost immediately realised that Baljeet couldn’t have been a deaf mute.


HOW DID SHE KNOW THIS?



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(Answer would be in comment if I didn't get it after 4 days :-) .... your time starts now...)