Riddles!

[Parsley]

no & no... It's fairly easy...

Ed. I'll wait until Bakster has a chance to guess before posting a clue.

[Bakster]

And I have no clue.

[ultswordsman]

u dont drink any of it

[Parsley]

It involves pouring the beer from one container to another in order to get the right amount in the pint glass at the end.  Virtuoso was on the right track, but didn't quite get it.

[ultswordsman]

u put the 5 cl into the pint glass then pour the 3 cl into the 5 cl bottle then u pour 1 cl into the 5 cl bottle then u drink the 4 cl in the 5 cl bottle

[Bakster]

Steadily pour the contents of the 5c into the 3c bottle until the liquid in both bottles look to be equal. Then down one of them

[ultswordsman]

impossible there full the 3cl bottle would overflow

[Bakster]

Wait!!

Pour all the 3cl into the pint...pour 5c into 3c until 3c is full, then you have 2c in the 5c bottle...am I right so far?

[Dodger]

Sigh, I have to do these kind of riddles all the time. But I wont give the answer Let Bakster get the credit. 

[Parsley]

yep, good start bakster.

[Bakster]

Pour all the 3cl into the pint...pour 5c into 3c until 3c is full, then you have 2c in the 5c bottle...am I right so far?

Hmm...do you have to work out how many 'cl's are in a pint?

[ultswordsman]

u pour the 5 cl into the pint till full and chug it (i think a pint is 4 cl )

[The_Gu3st]

what type of a measurement is a cl? What does it stand for?

nvm...

1 centiliter = 0.0211338 pint [US, liquid]

[Parsley]

a pint is about 550ml.  But it doesnt matter how much the pint glass can fit, you can get it done exactly to 400ml (4cl) fairly easily just by shifting the fluid about.

[Bakster]

Well I don't know after that, I've puzzled over it for ages