The question is:
If you take the bars between you and the monkey away, would you walk into liberty or would the monkey walk into liberty?

btw: what's the proper definition of freedom / liberty. When do you use which one?

Quote from Ball Bearing Turbo :

No, then it would be like:

"Go get your zoo, check out your monkey. See the deal with the bars? Is there?

The crow flies at midnight BTW. And I don't mean monkey poop."

ROFL! You Canadians have the skill of speaking utter nonsense, the original Ant is banned (for some reason) though, so don't worry about him posting around.

Anyway, I would have said that the answer to the original question had been Volvo.

Quote from Polaxis :

btw: what's the proper definition of freedom / liberty. When do you use which one?

im still not quite sure on this one but from what ive gathered
freedom = cctvs & the patriot act

Quote from JTbo :

Congrats to Bob Smith from solving puzzle, you may post new brain thrilling problem for us

Ah crap, I'm already trying to think of a new picture for the music quiz. I need to stop winning things. Well, unless jobs come as prizes.

Quote from Blackout :

ROFL! You Canadians have the skill of speaking utter nonsense, the original Ant is banned (for some reason) though, so don't worry about him posting around.

Anyway, I would have said that the answer to the original question had been Volvo.

Volvo is acceptable answer to any question

ah well whatever the question is i think theres one anser to solve every question like this one : dont go to the zoo , i did but im soo ugly they tired to keep me their .

Quote from theirishnoob :

they tired to keep me their .

Too tired to keep you as their pet?

Too easy this. The monkey ofcourse! because there are 4 sides of bars for the monkey, but for the person, he only faces one. The only time the human could be counted as behind bars in that situation is that if inside that cage, there is something that the person REALLY REALLY REALLY wants but can never can reach it. Hmm... that sounds somewhat poetic, I think I might make a quote out of that situation

Quote from Leprekaun :

Too easy this. The monkey ofcourse! because there are 4 sides of bars for the monkey, but for the person, he only faces one. The only time the human could be counted as behind bars in that situation is that if inside that cage, there is something that the person REALLY REALLY REALLY wants but can never can reach it. Hmm... that sounds somewhat poetic, I think I might make a quote out of that situation

I think you should read few posts more on this thread