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From: faustus@ucbcad.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.jokes
Subject: Re: Re: Short-swords
Message-ID: <101@ucbcad.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 14-Feb-85 03:35:29 EST
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Posted: Thu Feb 14 03:35:29 1985
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> > says, "I show you".  He points to another fly on the
> > wall, and throwing two short-swords simultaneously,
> > the fly falls in four equal pieces.  Again the man
> 
> Hey Ron, if he cut the fly in four peices with only two
> swords, shouldn't he have gotten first prize?!?!

Watch:

	/-----\
	|     |_
	|      _|	<- Fly (sort of)
	|     |
	\----/

	/-----\
	|     |_
   |||====--------	One sword
	|     |
	\----/

	   |
	/--|--\
	|__|__| 
	___|___  	A second sword
	|  #  |
	\--#-/
	   #

	/-- --\
	|_| |_| 
	___ ___  	Four parts (count them)
	| | | |
	\-- -/
    
I hope this clairifies the matter.

	Wayne