When Is A Trainee Solicitor Not A Trainee Solicitor?



Question: When is a trainee solicitor not a trainee solicitor?

 Answer: See tomorrow's blog - I might even come up with a suitable prize if anyone can solve this head-scratching riddle! 

   

When Is A Door Not A Door? 2 ((28/01/20)



The answer to yesterday's riddle (When is a door not a door?) was dead easy, of course, and the correct answer is:

"When it's ajar" 

But there's a much tougher, more topical riddle coming up very soon, so watch this space and re-visit the blog again later today.

I'm pretty sure regular readers won't disappointed.

   

When Is A Door Not A Door? (27/01/20)



Question: When is a door not a door?

Answer: See tomorrow's blog!

 

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