Hello, try these top puzzles.
A couple I found, some I made.

1. A 10 digit number, 1st digit tells you how many 1's in the number, 2nd-how many 2's and so on to the last digit telling how many 9's in the number. What's the number?
2. What are the next 3 lines to this sequence?
   
   1
   11
   21
   1211
   111221
   312211
   13112221
   1113213211
3. A man is tied up, he is then tied to a boat (which has no holes in it, before you ask) he is pushed out into a deserted sea drifting along, he can't climb out but after time he drowns. (His boat didn't sink due to heavy rain or splashing water etc. In fact it was a nice hot day!)
   How did he drown?
4. Which one(s) did I make up(!)?

1. How can there be a ten digit number with only 9 digits? Do you mean the first digit is the number of 0's? In which case, one answer is
   
   0123456789
   6210001000
   
   An interesting question: is this the only solution?
2. 1 = one 1 ® 11 = two 1's ® 21 ...
   
   Another interesting question, suppose we represent a_n as the number of digits in the nth iteration of this. So a₁ = 1, a₂ = 2 , a₃ = 2... Is there ever an n such that a_n+1 < a_n? The answer, which I don't yet have, is by no means obvious; if the nth iteration ends up being a string of numbers, say, 11111, then the (n+1)th iteration will consist of less digits (in this case, 2, but sometimes more...). Conway proved that the growth of this function is asymptotic to C^.lⁿ, but this doesn't solve my conjecture.

I guess you made up [1] and probably [3], but a friend could have made it up.

for [3], I assume the man is inside the boat?

If so, he could have drowned under his own drool [what a pleasant thought] or he could have used his own body momentum to turn the ship.


Having thought of this - I've been inspired to think up some more problems - all with genuine solutions:

1. Imagine a court case.
   
   Two men are accused of murder by a widow.
   However, a anonymous person gives the court a genuine, real video showing one of the men murdering the widow's ex-husband.
   This is enough to make the public believe one of the men is guilty, yet the judge and jury both return a verdict of not guilty for both men.
   Why?
   
   
2. How do you escape from a room with no doors?
   
   
3. From statistical records what is the most dangerous job in America [I've already posted this problem - but no solutions given]
   
   and finally:
4. A large group of people from all villages and sectors decide to visit the world's largest and msot accurate atomic clock.
   Whilst many people are amazed by its brilliance and its accuracy, a small group refuse to accept the clock is correct.
   Why?

Question 2 is very correct (the second part of your answer) and makes an interesting problem when thought about on a more general scale...

For question [1] I suppose it could be correct, but I should have phrased my question far more clearly, the tape shown is about the murder in question and definitely concludes one of the men guilty of the crime committed, and the case is the case of the murder of the husband.
Still, an inventive solution so well done..

[HINT: Think why two men could both be so closely linked to a murder under the same circumstances]

4] Sorry, the clock is widely accepted as having the correct time - and noone tell me that time is a concept - 'cause I don't want to hear it.