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Got a favorite riddle? This is the place for it.

What is....
Greater then God
Bigger than the universe
Poor people have it
Rich people need it
If you eat it you'll die

Got a favorite riddle? This is the place for it.

What is....
Greater then God
Bigger than the universe
Poor people have it
Rich people need it
If you eat it you'll die
Nothing.

What is it that travels through city, farmland and forest, but never touches a thing?

Got a favorite riddle? This is the place for it.

What is....
Greater then God
Bigger than the universe
Poor people have it
Rich people need it
If you eat it you'll die
Time?

George W. Bush?

What is it that travels through city, farmland and forest, but never touches a thing?
People on a 20 countries in seven days tour.

Time?

who eats time? :confused:

who eats time? :confused:
No one, you die. Didn't you read that part? :)

I know, I know, I suck at riddles.

two phD's were talking, of what could never be.
if this then that, if that not this, but this is true. you see?

I give birth to tears of mourning in pupils that meet me,
and at once on my birth I am dissolved into air. ~Anonymous Greek

I am at the beginning of the end, and at the end of space and time. What am I?

People on a 20 countries in seven days tour.
Ouch! ;)

I am at the beginning of the end, and at the end of space and time. What am I?

a saturday morning?

I am at the beginning of the end, and at the end of space and time. What am I?

non-existant

My first is dark as night,
My Second is a sphere,
and if you have my whole you will find it hard to get work.

two phD's were talking, of what could never be.
if this then that, if that not this, but this is true. you see?
if A = B, and B != A, then... B is a subset of A?

I am at the beginning of the end, and at the end of space and time. What am I?


Your mom.

I am at the beginning of the end, and at the end of space and time. What am I?

The letter 'e'! Mwahaha.

What is it that travels through city, farmland and forest, but never touches a thing?
Um ... night? Sunlight? Wind? :confused:

if A = B, and B != A, then... B is a subset of A?
An empty set?

What is it that travels through city, farmland and forest, but never touches a thing?

Time? A bird?

The letter 'e'! Mwahaha.
Arrr!!

My first is dark as night,
My Second is a sphere,
and if you have my whole you will find it hard to get work.
Black
Ball
Blackballed.

Um ... night? Sunlight? Wind? :confused:
Well, the answer was 'sound' but I suppose technically sound waves can bounce off things. ;)

My first is dark as night,
My Second is a sphere,
and if you have my whole you will find it hard to get work.
A tire?

Think of words ending in -gry. 'Angry' and 'hungry' are two of them. What is the third word in the English language? You use it every day, and if you've been paying attention, I've just told you what it is.

I am at the beginning of the end, and at the end of space and time. What am I?


E?

Think of words ending in -gry. 'Angry' and 'hungry' are two of them. What is the third word in the English language? You use it every day, and if you've been paying attention, I've just told you what it is.

Langauge :D

(the third word in THE ENGLISH LANGAUGE)

Got a favorite riddle? This is the place for it.

What is....
Greater then God
Bigger than the universe
Poor people have it
Rich people need it
If you eat it you'll die
.. Hope...

I am at the beginning of the end, and at the end of space and time. What am I?
*e*

Langauge :D

(the third word in THE ENGLISH LANGAUGE)
Oh, I don't want to be pedantic here, but you spelled language wrong...

What walks on 4 leg's when it is born,
2 legs during it's life
& 3 legs just before it dies?

Here are a few more riddles:

Until I am measured, I am not known
Yet how you miss me when I have flown.

If you break me, I do not stop working
If you touch me, I may be snared
If you lose me, nothing will matter.

I never was, yet always will be
I am never seen, yet always come
I can carry nothing, yet hold much for some.

Who makes it has no need for it,
Who buys it has has no use of it,
Who uses it has no knowledge of it.

I am always hungry, I must always be fed,
The finger I lick will soon turn red.

You can see nothing else when you look in my face,
I will look you in the eye and I will never lie. (<- probably the hardest)

What is it that travels through city, farmland and forest, but never touches a thing?
Rumors / news

What walks on 4 leg's when it is born,
2 legs during it's life
& 3 legs just before it dies?
human

lol, sorry about the spelling earlier...

What walks on 4 leg's when it is born,
2 legs during it's life
& 3 legs just before it dies?


a human - baby crawls on all fours, adult walks on two legs, old person uses a crutch

Here are a few more riddles:

Who makes it has no need for it,
Who buys it has has no use of it,
Who uses it has no knowledge of it.

Coffin

What walks on 4 leg's when it is born,
2 legs during it's life
& 3 legs just before it dies?

A human.

Though I like the version that uses 'morning/day/evening', better. It's more cryptic.

I never was, yet always will be
I am never seen, yet always come
I can carry nothing, yet hold much for some.

Who makes it has no need for it,
Who buys it has has no use of it,
Who uses it has no knowledge of it.

You can see nothing else when you look in my face,
I will look you in the eye and I will never lie. (<- probably the hardest)

tommorrow
coffin
mirror/ your reflection

I am always hungry, I must always be fed,
The finger I lick will soon turn red.


Fire

.. Hope...
That works, too. :D

Until I am measured, I am not known
Yet how you miss me when I have flown.
Time.

Rumors / news
Ha! That's a better answer.

You can see nothing else when you look in my face,
I will look you in the eye and I will never lie. (<- probably the hardest)

...a mirror?

"You can see nothing else when you look in my face,
I will look you in the eye and I will never lie. "

sorry i dont know how to quote properly

a clock?

.. Hope...

Woah! I always thought the answer was nothing, but that one works too

That works, too. :D

Hope is deadly when ingested?

Er... Sorry. :D

no.. you cant eat hope.. if you try, you will die of hunger

If you break me, I do not stop working
If you touch me, I may be snared
If you lose me, nothing will matter.
Heart

no.. you cant eat hope.. if you try, you will die of hunger

Though technically, by trying to eat hope you are in fact eating nothing.

What do I have in my pocket?

Yep, all of my riddles have been answered correctly:

Until I am measured, I am not known
Yet how you miss me when I have flown. -> time

If you break me, I do not stop working
If you touch me, I may be snared
If you lose me, nothing will matter. -> heart

I never was, yet always will be
I am never seen, yet always come
I can carry nothing, yet hold much for some. -> tomorrow

Who makes it has no need for it,
Who buys it has has no use of it,
Who uses it has no knowledge of it. -> coffin

I am always hungry, I must always be fed,
The finger I lick will soon turn red. -> fire

You can see nothing else when you look in my face,
I will look you in the eye and I will never lie. -> mirror

You guys are too good at this kind of stuff...

The Sun. When you look at the Sun, you can't see anything else because it blinds you. The Sun looks you straight in the eye because it is in the sky and shines on everything, and since it is sphereical any way it looks is straight. The Sun never lies because it can't talk anyway.

And who says "mirror?" Have you ever read the fairy tale "The Snow Queen?" The Goblin's Mirror lied. And I think the mirror in Snow White lied too, didn't it?

Though technically, by trying to eat hope you are in fact eating nothing.
Exactly, only difference is that Hope isnt actually nothing, its just insubstantial...

The Sun. When you look at the Sun, you can't see anything else because it blinds you. The Sun looks you straight in the eye because it is in the sky and shines on everything, and since it is sphereical any way it looks is straight. The Sun never lies because it can't talk anyway.

And who says "mirror?" Have you ever read the fairy tale "The Snow Queen?" The Goblin's Mirror lied. And I think the mirror in Snow White lied too, didn't it?

i think it was actually supposed to be your reflection, not mirror.....

And who says "mirror?" Have you ever read the fairy tale "The Snow Queen?" The Goblin's Mirror lied. And I think the mirror in Snow White lied too, didn't it?

I says mirror. I don't think fictional mirrors count in riddles, unless the riddle is in a story involving lying fictional mirrors.

I am at the beginning of the end, and at the end of space and time. What am I?
The letter E

What has roots that nobody sees?
Is taller than trees? Up, up it goes, and yet never grows.

This thing all things devours, birds, beasts, trees, flowers,
Gnaws iron, bites steel, and grinds hard bones to meal,
Slays king, ruins town, and beats high mountain down.

Thirty white horses on a red hill,
First they champ, then they stamp,
Then they stand still.

It cannot be seen, cannot be felt,
Cannot be heard, cannot be smelt,
It lies behind stars and under hills.
And empty holes it fills.
It comes first and follows after,
Ends life and kills laughter.

Alive without breath,
As cold as death,
Ever thirsty, nver drinking,
All in mail, never clinking.

Anyone who's read The Hobbit will know these - I couldn't be bothered o think of any of my own :D

I've got a riddle!

[I]The glass is paper,
unless it is metal,
in which case,
it is still paper.
And only the strongest wind shall undo,
your work when you,
use it.[I]

I says mirror. I don't think fictional mirrors count in riddles, unless the riddle is in a story involving lying fictional mirrors.
*dies laughing*

I start with tea, end with tea, and am full of tea. What am I?

A word I know, six letters it contains. Subtract just one, and twelve is what remains.

Exactly, only difference is that Hope isnt actually nothing, its just insubstantial...

Being insubstantial means you're still not actually eating hope. And technically hope has no size, so the 'bigger than the Universe' thing is a bit iffy.

It works as a second answer, just not as well.

I start with tea, end with tea, and am full of tea. What am I?
Teapot

Think of words ending in -gry. 'Angry' and 'hungry' are two of them. What is the third word in the English language? You use it every day, and if you've been paying attention, I've just told you what it is.

Language.

Here are a few more riddles:

Until I am measured, I am not known
Yet how you miss me when I have flown.

If you break me, I do not stop working
If you touch me, I may be snared
If you lose me, nothing will matter.

I never was, yet always will be
I am never seen, yet always come
I can carry nothing, yet hold much for some.

Who makes it has no need for it,
Who buys it has has no use of it,
Who uses it has no knowledge of it.

I am always hungry, I must always be fed,
The finger I lick will soon turn red.

You can see nothing else when you look in my face,
I will look you in the eye and I will never lie. (<- probably the hardest)
1. is time
2. sounds like me! Sigh.
3. I have no idea
4. I have no idea
5. is fire
6. a mirror??

You have two coins (current US coins) that equal 35 cents. One of them is not a dime. What are the coins?

originally posted by Lyric
I start with tea, end with tea, and am full of tea. What am I?

A teapot?

Being insubstantial means you're still not actually eating hope. And technically hope has no size, so the 'bigger than the Universe' thing is a bit iffy.

It works as a second answer, just not as well.
Bigger? I thought it was *greater*.. admits defeat if wrong tho.. am tired and going to bed..
night all..!

A word I know, six letters it contains. Subtract just one, and twelve is what remains.
Thirteen...

If you speak my name, I cease to exist. What am I?

You have two coins (current US coins) that equal 35 cents. One of them is not a dime. What are the coins?

A dime and a quarter.

What has roots that nobody sees?
Is taller than trees? Up, up it goes, and yet never grows.

This thing all things devours, birds, beasts, trees, flowers,
Gnaws iron, bites steel, and grinds hard bones to meal,
Slays king, ruins town, and beats high mountain down.

Thirty white horses on a red hill,
First they champ, then they stamp,
Then they stand still.

It cannot be seen, cannot be felt,
Cannot be heard, cannot be smelt,
It lies behind stars and under hills.
And empty holes it fills.
It comes first and follows after,
Ends life and kills laughter.

Alive without breath,
As cold as death,
Ever thirsty, nver drinking,
All in mail, never clinking.

Anyone who's read The Hobbit will know these - I couldn't be bothered o think of any of my own :D
I am ashamed. I read The Hobbit twice, first on my own, then because my teacher told me to, but I can't remember that riddle.

What walks on 4 leg's when it is born,
2 legs during it's life
& 3 legs just before it dies?
A human being.
Crawls as a baby (4 legs)
Walks upright as an adult (2 legs)
Leans on a cane in old age (3 legs)

You have two coins (current US coins) that equal 35 cents. One of them is not a dime. What are the coins?
One of them's a quarter, the other one's a dime.

If you speak my name, I cease to exist. What am I?
Silence

If you speak my name, I cease to exist. What am I?

silence... thats an easy one

Originally posted by Frangland
If you speak my name, I cease to exist. What am I?

Silence

If you speak my name, I cease to exist. What am I?
silence

Being insubstantial means you're still not actually eating hope. And technically hope has no size, so the 'bigger than the Universe' thing is a bit iffy.

It works as a second answer, just not as well.
I figure if you can eat your words, and swallow your pride, you can eat hope. ;)

What do you call 16 White horses on a red hill.

You have two coins (current US coins) that equal 35 cents. One of them is not a dime. What are the coins?
That is nor a riddle, that is math! MATH IS EVIL! BAN MATH!

If you speak my name, I cease to exist. What am I?

a secret(pffft... i thought i should be different)

Originally posted by Ojibaway
What do you call 16 White horses on a red hill.

Teeth - I already did that one :D

teeth

I figure if you can eat your words, and swallow your pride, you can eat hope. ;)

hope is greater then god ? and why do rich people need hope ?

You have two coins (current US coins) that equal 35 cents. One of them is not a dime. What are the coins?
That is nor a riddle, that is math! MATH IS EVIL! BAN MATH!

I figure if you can eat your words, and swallow your pride, you can eat hope. ;)

That's great. :D

Thirteen...
Nope. The answer is a six-letter word... try again.

You have two coins (current US coins) that equal 35 cents. One of them is not a dime. What are the coins?

a Quarter and a Dime (the quarter is not a dime!)

Nope. The answer is a six-letter word... try again.
Hmmm...thirteen does only have six letters - T, H, I, R, E and N.

I am ashamed. I read The Hobbit twice, first on my own, then because my teacher told me to, but I can't remember that riddle.
The thirty white horses one refers to your teeth.

My life can be measured in hours,
I serve by being devoured.
Thin, I am quick
Fat, I am slow
Wind is my foe.

Originally posted by Willamena
Nope. The answer is a six-letter word... try again.

But thirteen does - T, H, I, R, E and N.

But since it's your riddle I'm guessing there's another answer. Thirteen still works though :P

My life can be measured in hours,
I serve by being devoured.
Thin, I am quick
Fat, I am slow
Wind is my foe.

A cloud?

Voiceless it cries,
Wingless it flutters,
Tootless it bites,
Mouthless it mutters

But thirteen does - T, H, I, R, E and N.

But since it's your riddle I'm guessing there's another answer. Thirteen still works though :P
That's brilliant! I take it back.

I thought the answer was 'dozen', since a baker's dozen has 13.

Voiceless it cries,
Wingless it flutters,
Tootless it bites,
Mouthless it mutters

Wind. Another Hobbit on :D

This from a friend...

What is yellow, lives in Scotland, and is never seen?
Answer-> The Loch Ness Canary

dozen only has 5 letters. just thought id point out that itd be quite hard to get

That's brilliant! I take it back.

I thought the answer was 'dozen', since a baker's dozen has 13.

But 'dozen' has five letters... :confused:

dozen only has 5 letters. just thought id point out that itd be quite hard to get
D'oh! I blame it on my tired brain. Thanks.

D'oh! I blame it on my tired brain. Thanks.

Lol, not to worry - we've all been there.

What has roots that nobody sees?
Is taller than trees? Up, up it goes, and yet never grows.

This thing all things devours, birds, beasts, trees, flowers,
Gnaws iron, bites steel, and grinds hard bones to meal,
Slays king, ruins town, and beats high mountain down.

Thirty white horses on a red hill,
First they champ, then they stamp,
Then they stand still.

It cannot be seen, cannot be felt,
Cannot be heard, cannot be smelt,
It lies behind stars and under hills.
And empty holes it fills.
It comes first and follows after,
Ends life and kills laughter.

Alive without breath,
As cold as death,
Ever thirsty, nver drinking,
All in mail, never clinking.

Anyone who's read The Hobbit will know these - I couldn't be bothered o think of any of my own :D


Mountain
Time
Teeth
Dark
Fish


What have I got in my pocket?

i spose dozens could work cos thats 6 letters take of the s leave you with a dozen = 12

Mountain
Time
Teeth
Dark
Fish


What have I got in my pocket?

Handses... knife! Knife!... String, or nothing :D

i spose dozens could work cos thats 6 letters take of the s leave you with a dozen = 12

hobbits been done eh?feck,i was just gonna do 'what have i got in my pocket'

What is always coming,but never gets here?

I abide the moon and stars I cant abide the sun
banish me with torchlight and you'll see me turn and run
what am i?

i spose dozens could work cos thats 6 letters take of the s leave you with a dozen = 12

Thirteen should definatly be the answer... dozen only works if u consider a bakers dozen... but a dozen also means just 12. Thirteen is the flawless answer

hobbits been done eh?feck,i was just gonna do 'what have i got in my pocket'

What is always coming,but never gets here?

I abide the moon and stars I cant abide the sun
banish me with torchlight and you'll see me turn and run
what am i?

Hehe, yup - there's always someone quicker :D

Tomorrow

Night? Or maybe darkness - probably night though.

hobbits been done eh?feck,i was just gonna do 'what have i got in my pocket'

What is always coming,but never gets here?

I abide the moon and stars I cant abide the sun
banish me with torchlight and you'll see me turn and run
what am i?

tomorrow

shadow

What kind of motor vehicles are in the Bible?
Answer -> Jehovah drove Adam and Eve out of the Garden in a Fury.
David's Triumph was heard throughout the land.
Honda... because the apostles were all in one Accord.

My life can be measured in hours,
I serve by being devoured.
Thin, I am quick
Fat, I am slow
Wind is my foe.

Candle

Handses... knife! Knife!... String, or nothing :D
argh,beaten to it my precioussss!!!!

Candle

correct :D

A word I know, six letters it contains. Subtract just one, and twelve is what remains.

DOZENS

argh,beaten to it my precioussss!!!!

Hehe - I stole it, and you wants it - thief! Thief the Moose!

All want to keep it
You will never miss your own
Once gone it cannot be returned


sweet,i made that up myself

All want to keep it
You will never miss your own
Once gone it cannot be returned


sweet,i made that up myself

Memory?

A man is driving to denver. On his way he encounters a bus with 13 people, each with a child, one in every two children with a sister. He also sees 12 cars; a quarter of these have one driver with a wife. Two quarters have one driver with a family that has two children, and another quarter of the 12 has just one driver. All together, how many people are going to Denver?

Memory?
nope,but good try

well you may never know as im leaving now.ill find this thread tomorrow

A man is driving to denver. On his way he encounters a bus with 13 people, each with a child, one in every two children with a sister. He also sees 12 cars; a quarter of these have one driver with a wife. Two quarters have one driver with a family that has two children, and another quarter of the 12 has just one driver. All together, how many people are going to Denver?

One - just the guy. That's like the St. Ives one, which I can't be arsed to repeat here.

All want to keep it
You will never miss your own
Once gone it cannot be returned


sweet,i made that up myself

life?

What starts with 'e', ends with 'e', and only contains 1 letter?

nope,but good try

well you may never know as im leaving now.ill find this thread tomorrow

Dammit! Nono! Please tell me or it'll bug me all night - telegram me if you don't wanna give it away?

One - just the guy. That's like the St. Ives one, which I can't be arsed to repeat here.

Yup.

What starts with 'e', ends with 'e', and only contains 1 letter?

e?

What starts with 'e', ends with 'e', and only contains 1 letter?

Envelope.

All want to keep it
You will never miss your own
Once gone it cannot be returned


sweet,i made that up myself
Life?

I am as old as the world, yet never more than 4 weeks old. What am I?

Thirteen should definatly be the answer... dozen only works if u consider a bakers dozen... but a dozen also means just 12. Thirteen is the flawless answer

the answer is "dozens" because:

a)it has 6 letters
b)you remove a letter (in this case, the "s") and the result is "dozen" ... which equals 12.

Two words, my answer is only two words.To keep me, you must give me. What am I?

Life?

I am as old as the world, yet never more than 4 weeks old. What am I?

The moon? (4 weeks = phases etc.)

Life?

I am as old as the world, yet never more than 4 weeks old. What am I?

A month.

What starts with 'e', ends with 'e', and only contains 1 letter?
envelope :)

I am at the beginning of the end, and at the end of space and time. What am I?

e?

I am as old as the world, yet never more than 4 weeks old. What am I?

The moon? (4 weeks = phases etc.)
Or a month.

Two words, my answer is only two words.To keep me, you must give me. What am I?

A breath?

Two words, my answer is only two words.To keep me, you must give me. What am I?


two words?

Or a month.

Nah - thirty days (or thirty one) os longer than four weeks.

Nah - thirty days (or thirty one) os longer than four weeks.
A menstrual period? ;)

two words?

no... the answer is 'your word'

A menstrual period? ;)

nope, that lasts 28 days...

A menstrual period? ;)

Lol, well someone had to say it - I applaud you on bravely accepting that mantle.

What is the one thing that is always overlooked

your nose
What is bought by the yard and worn by the foot?

carpet
When I eat, i thrive, when I drink, I die. What am I?

Fire

nope, that lasts 28 days...

Not universally.

I give birth to tears of mourning in pupils that meet me,
and at once on my birth I am dissolved into air. ~Anonymous Greek
The answer to this one was Smoke.

My first part is good and my second part night. I'm not really a riddle. Go figure. Goodnight. ;)

Not universally.

yes, i think it is. the menstrual cycle is 28 days while menstruation may differ

The moon? (4 weeks = phases etc.)
Yup...here's a few more to keep you lot occupied:
What flies when it's on and floats when it's off?

What can you never see, but is always in front of you?

What is everyone in the world doing all the time?

What should you always keep, as no one else wants it?

What coin doubles in value when half is removed?

Once a minute, twice a week, once a year, twice a decade. What is it?

What does one often return, but never borrow?

I am bought by the yard, and worn by the foot. What am I?

What must you keep after giving to someone else?

The answer to this one was Smoke.

My first part is good and my second part night. I'm not really a riddle. Go figure. Goodnight. ;)

Goodnight. Sleep well my friend :)

yes, i think it is. the menstrual cycle is 28 days while menstruation may differ

I'm quite sure that the length between periods differs, not only from person to person, but from one to another. Speaking from personal experience.

Riddle:

It does not think, or speak, or breathe,
But on it walks and hunts and feeds.

Yup...here's a few more to keep you lot occupied:
1) What flies when it's on and floats when it's off?

2) What can you never see, but is always in front of you?

3) What is everyone in the world doing all the time?

4) What should you always keep, as no one else wants it?

5) What coin doubles in value when half is removed?

6) Once a minute, twice a week, once a year, twice a decade. What is it?

7) What does one often return, but never borrow?

8) I am bought by the yard, and worn by the foot. What am I?

9)What must you keep after giving to someone else?

Hooray! I was right! Take that you month people :p ;)
1) No clue
2) The future?
3) Living?
4) Your opinion?
5) No clue
6) No clue
7) Greetings?
8) Carpet - we've already had that one :P
9) A promise/ your word?

Hooray! I was right! Take that you month people :P ;)

1) No clue
2) The future?
3) Living?
4) Your opinion?
5) No clue
6) No clue
7) Greetings?
8) Carpet - we've already had that one :P
9) A promise/ your word?
No, yes, no, no, no, no, no, yes, yes.

Once a minute, twice a week, once a year, twice a decade. What is it?


"E"

To those who thought my previous one was a month - a month is a human concept and therefore is not as old as the world, only as old as humanity.
Apologies for the seriousness.

Yup...here's a few more to keep you lot occupied:
What flies when it's on and floats when it's off?

What can you never see, but is always in front of you?

What is everyone in the world doing all the time?

What should you always keep, as no one else wants it?

What coin doubles in value when half is removed?

Once a minute, twice a week, once a year, twice a decade. What is it?

What does one often return, but never borrow?

I am bought by the yard, and worn by the foot. What am I?

What must you keep after giving to someone else?

1:

2: Glasses

3:

4:

5:

6: The letter 'e'

7: A favour

8: Carpet

9: Your word

The rest I don't know.

"E"
Yep...still five more unanswered...

1:

2: Glasses

3:

4:

5:

6: The letter 'e'

7: A favour

8: Carpet

9: Your word

The rest I don't know.

2 and 7 are still wrong. Well, 7 could be right, but it's not what I had in mind.

What is always the last thing to mend, the middle of the middle and the end of the end?

What is always the last thing to mend, the middle of the middle and the end of the end?
The letter 'd'.

What is always the last thing to mend, the middle of the middle and the end of the end?

the letter D

Originally posted by I V Stalin
5) What coin doubles in value when half is removed?
7) A compliment?

Either a ha'penny or half a crown?

Either a ha'penny or half a crown?
Yeah, the one I had was a half dollar. But I'll give it to you.

Hooray! And that 7) A compliment?

Hooray! And that 7) A compliment?
The guy's(?) on a roll now!

Still need 1, 3 and 4.

Lol - was that right then? Sweet! And yeh I'm a guy :D

Hmm... 4) Nothing?

I must admit these others have me somewhat stumped.

Lol - was that right then? Sweet! And yeh I'm a guy :D

Hmm... 2) Your forehead?

I must admit these others have me somewhat stumped.
Yeah, you got 7. And, having a look back, you'd already got 2 right as well - the future.

Some horrible riddles:

1. I have a face, but cannot see
I have arms, but cannot touch
I have no mouth, but clearly talk
What am I?

2. On side is for all to see,
The other holds a mystery,
What sides are these?

3. It does not think, or speak, or breathe,
But on it walks and hunts and feeds.

4. Lives in the ocean, but named for the sea
Limbed four times, but no legs has he.

Yeah, you got 7. And, having a look back, you'd already got 2 right as well - the future.

Lol, yeh I just realised - I changed it to 4) Nothing?

Some horrible riddles:

1. I have a face, but cannot see
I have arms, but cannot touch
I have no mouth, but clearly talk
What am I?

2. On side is for all to see,
The other holds a mystery,
What sides are these?

3. It does not think, or speak, or breathe,
But on it walks and hunts and feeds.

4. Lives in the ocean, but named for the sea
Limbed four times, but no legs has he.

1) A clock
2) Inside and outside?
4) A sea horse?

Lol, yeh I just realised - I changed it to 4) Nothing?
Well, it could work. But no.

Damn! You don't feel like just telling me do you?

edit: Meh, well, whatever. I'll look this thread up tomorrow - for now, I'm off to bed. Sleep tight people.

1) A clock
2) Inside and outside?
4) A sea horse?

First two are correct, the fourth is close.

Damn! You don't feel like just telling me do you?

edit: Meh, well, whatever. I'll look this thread up tomorrow - for now, I'm off to bed. Sleep tight people.
TG'd you the answers :)

if A = B, and B != A, then... B is a subset of A?
huh?

that's not the answer.


here ya go paradox if you are interested.

What walks on 4 leg's when it is born,
2 legs during it's life
& 3 legs just before it dies?
A donkey that I've been experimenting on. I cut off two of it's legs only to sew one back on later.
Beats tying a carrot to it's head.

A donkey that I've been experimenting on. I cut off two of it's legs only to sew one back on later.
Beats tying a carrot to it's head.
Out of curiosity, how did it die?

Some horrible riddles:

3. It does not think, or speak, or breathe,
But on it walks and hunts and feeds.

Umm, feet?

Out of curiosity, how did it die?
Choked on a carrot.

Originally Posted by Ojibaway
What walks on 4 leg's when it is born,
2 legs during it's life
& 3 legs just before it dies?

A person. 4 when they're crawling. 2 when they're walking. 3 before they die because they use a cane.

Originally Posted by Mooseica
1) A clock
2) Inside and outside?
4) A sea horse?
First two are correct, the fourth is close.
Mermaid/man? but what does "limbed four times" mean?

Mermaid/man? but what does "limbed four times" mean?
has four arms or legs, a limb is a part of teh body that sticks out and is useful and no not a sexual organ before anyone says it.