Yet another brain teaser!!

[AndyHunter]

A man celebrates his birthday. He turned 19 that day, 3 days later his son turned 18, how is this possible?

PS, Maildude is banned from answering this - the big brained fooker!!!

 

[maildude]

A man celebrates his birthday. He turned 19 that day, 3 days later his son turned 18, how is this possible?

PS, Maildude is banned from answering this - the big brained fooker!!!

Awwww shucks! :ban2:

 

[cartman24]

His birthday's date is 3 days before his son's. So he did turn 19 on the date, but not the same year that his son turned 18.

 

[ArabJames]

i think cartman's got it

 

[Timbobjambo]

* edit nvm

 

[AndyHunter]

His birthday's date is 3 days before his son's. So he did turn 19 on the date, but not the same year that his son turned 18.

i think cartman's got it

Its good, but no cigar I'm afraid!
Come on then Maildude, since it is the time of goodwill to all men, I'll let you have a crack!!

 

[Timbobjambo]

The guy is born Feb 29? a leap year?

 

[ArabJames]

ok....wait
option number 2....its a leap year father?

timbo beat me to the post!

 

[AndyHunter]

The guy is born Feb 29? a leap year?

:hatsoff: Get than man a cigar!

 

[maildude]

Its good, but no cigar I'm afraid!
Come on then Maildude, since it is the time of goodwill to all men, I'll let you have a crack!!

I didn't even understand the question!!

 

[icefox]

How about this. The man celebrates his birthday, where "his" = son's. So the man has two sons, one turning 19 and the other turning 18 three days later. Oh wait it's already been solved by timbo, well I'm not familiar with leap years anyway:tongue:

 

[luckykid]

leap year... This is pretty simple