That's far more likely than someone taking betting advice from LHUCKS.Like a skywriter working in a thunderstorm?No. These puzzles are supposed to be realistic, you know.He followed LHUCK's betting advice?A man was driving to work and turned on the radio. He instantly pulled to the side of the road and killed himself. Why?
No.Did that radio say he should kill himself?Yes.Let's start simple... did what he heard on the radio make him kill himself?
I'm not sure what you mean. "Something to do with" is too vague to answer.Did it have something to do with his work?His family?
Was what he heard about on the radio about his work? His family?I'm not sure what you mean. "Something to do with" is too vague to answer.Did it have something to do with his work?His family?
He heard a Miley Cyrus song?Did that radio say he should kill himself?Yes.Let's start simple... did what he heard on the radio make him kill himself?
No. No.Was what he heard about on the radio about his work? His family?I'm not sure what you mean. "Something to do with" is too vague to answer.Did it have something to do with his work?His family?
No.He heard a Miley Cyrus song?Did that radio say he should kill himself?Yes.Let's start simple... did what he heard on the radio make him kill himself?
No. No.Did he hear news on the radio?Did he hear a song on the radio?
No. No.Did he hear news on the radio?Did he hear a song on the radio?

Was the DJ talking on the radio?No. No.Did he hear news on the radio?Did he hear a song on the radio?
No.Did he hear someone he knew on the radio?
No.Was the DJ talking on the radio?
Yes.Was what he heard on the radio broadcast by a professional radio station?
Did he hear a commercial?Yes.Was what he heard on the radio broadcast by a professional radio station?
No. Remember, these scenarios are completely realistic.Did Obama make another promise he can't keep?
This question is compound and uses a negative construction that makes answering it with a "yes" or "no" confusing. I'll rephrase:Was his suicide the result of what he heard on the radio? Yes.Was his suicide the result of something he saw? No.Is his suicide not a result of what he hears on the radio, but a result of what he sees out one of his car windows?
Yes.Was it an AM/FM radio?
Did he hear a weather update on the radio?Was his wife a skywriter?No. Remember, these scenarios are completely realistic.Did Obama make another promise he can't keep?
Yes.Did the radio work when he turned it on?
Yes.Was he tuned to a radio station?
No.Did he hear a commercial?
No.Was he a government operative programmed to kill himself when he heard a certain high-pitched frequency?
Was what he heard purposely programmed by the radio station?No.Did he hear a commercial?
This is too vague. If you say "related to" again I'm going to go traveling over there to poke you with an umbrella.Was what he heard related to work?
No.Did he hear a weather update on the radio?
No.Was his wife a skywriter?
Yes.Did he kill himself intentionally?
Was it a test of the emergency broadcast system?Not news. Not a dj. Not a song. Not a commercial.Missing something here...
Sports talk radio?Not news. Not a dj. Not a song. Not a commercial.Missing something here...
No.Was what he heard purposely programmed by the radio station?
No.Was the doctor on the radio his mother?!?
And we all you know you can't carry an umbrella (or a cane or some other device) around on sunny days.He lived on a high floor and was too short to touch the button for his floor. But when he had an umbrella, he used that to push the button.I don't get it.
No.Was it a test of the emergency broadcast system?Not news. Not a dj. Not a song. Not a commercial.Missing something here...
No.Sports talk radio?Not news. Not a dj. Not a song. Not a commercial.Missing something here...
Did he hear dead air?No.Was it a test of the emergency broadcast system?Not news. Not a dj. Not a song. Not a commercial.Missing something here...