Working on my book
@wallhackio I'll send you a sample
A man and his son are in a car accident. The man is killed instantly, while the son is rushed to hospital. The surgeon enters the ER, takes one look at the patient, and says: "I can't operate on this young man. He's my son." How is this possible?
@wallhackio The doctor is mistaken.
re: A man and his son are in a car accident. The man is killed instantly, while the son is rushed to hospital. The surgeon enters the ER, takes one look at the patient, and says: "I can't operate on this young man. He's my son." How is this possible?
@amy i laughed but im still reporting you.
@amy @wallhackio If I write a single disappointing riddle and force you to include it in your book, can I have co-author credit
@The_T @wallhackio "Force" is a strong word but if it's good...
@The_T @wallhackio Sara contributed a riddle
@amy @wallhackio she should definitely get co-author credit, and .01% of profits
@The_T @wallhackio I feel like it's probably easier to acknowledge individual riddle contributors, and also promising percentages of profits would be very funny considering it will never ever profit ha ha
@amy @wallhackio that's the joke
shame it wasn't a riddle
@amy @wallhackio I'll get back to you
@wallhackio It's called 101 Disappointing Riddles