The 3's have it

[Brian D]

 

[Richard19068]

120

 

[jeepbluetj]

All of them?

 

[SFS]

I think that would be 120, but if I can't count to 3, I'm not sure.

 

[Ron20324]

,,, but if I can't count to 3, I'm not sure.

Try again on Tuesday, BEFORE happy hour!

 

[Roland5048]

10 have only 3 legs. The other 110 have at least 3 legs.

 

[kappykaplan]

I counted 9 with only 3 legs.

 

[Roland5048]

Count again. For every one on the left half there is one on the right half in the same position.

 

[kappykaplan]

Count again

Just did - got 10 this time. Tks.

 

[Will Gilmore]

I count 11 horses with just 3 legs but all of them appear too have at least 3 legs.

This speaks to the proof that Alexander the Great' horse, Bucephalus, had 6 legs.
Since Alexander's horse had the same number of legs as Alexander had both arms and legs. When Alexander marched into Egypt on his two legs. The Oracle at Delphi forewarned him the Persians were there waiting for his army. It is true that to be fore-warned is to be four-armed. Therefore, Bucephalus had 6 legs.
- Will (Dragonfly, expert logician)

 

[LeslieTroyer]

Is it a horse if it doesn't have a tail?

 

[Will Gilmore]

Is it a horse if it doesn't have a tail?

A manx horse.

 

[Roland5048]

What's with those two manx horses, anyway? They need to get to Amazon or Wal-Mart, soon.

 

[SFS]

What's with those two manx horses, anyway? They need to get to Amazon or Wal-Mart, soon.

It's not nice to tell a horse it needs a shaping undergar.....wait, those are Spanx. Never mind.