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Forum_Helper1
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Riddles! Post your favorite riddles here!

Hey, if you like riddles, this is the place to be!

Just to be clear, a riddle isn't any joke you came up with. It has to make you think.

Here is one of my favorites:
What walks on 4 legs in the morning, 2 legs during the day, and 3 legs in the evening?

Hint: the day represents a longer period of time.

Solution: A person does.
A baby crawls on 4 “legs”, a middle aged person walks on 2 legs, and an older person uses a cane, so 3 legs.

This is a popular one from Greek myths.
A sphinx was guarding the city of Thebes. Anyone who wanted access to the city had to answer the riddle. Anyone who guessed was devoured.
Oedipus was the only one to guess the correct answer.

Thanks!
-FH1

Warning: Complicated, and mind blowing.
Zeno's Paradox: I can prove you can't get anywhere. Before you get from where you are to where you wish to go, you first have to go halfway to the endpoint. From there, you go half of the remaining way. And halfway, on and on, but you can never reach your goal, because there will always be the smallest fraction of space you haven't gone through.
I can also prove you can't move. Similar to the above, I will use the same principals to prove you can't move. We already know that to get to your destination, you must first go halfway. In addition, before you get to the halfway point, you must first go halfway to the halfway point. And then before you get there, you must first go halfway. And on and on, you get smaller and smaller fractions of space you must first travel to. You can never move away from where you are.
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-kripton-
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Forum_Helper1 wrote:

Hey, if you like riddles, this is the place to be!

Just to be clear, a riddle isn't any joke you came up with. It has to make you think.

Here is one of my favorites:
What walks on 4 legs in the morning, 2 legs during the day, and 3 legs in the evening?

Hint: the day represents a longer period of time.

Solution: A person does.
A baby crawls on 4 “legs”, a middle aged person walks on 2 legs, and an older person uses a cane, so 3 legs.

This is a popular one from Greek myths.
A sphinx was guarding the city of Thebes. Anyone who wanted access to the city had to answer the riddle. Anyone who guessed was devoured.
Oedipus was the only one to guess the correct answer.

Thanks!
-FH1
I have a riddle:
Jack lives for 100 years. He goes 10,000 days with no sleep and still lives. He is a human. How is this possible.

Reply “I want the answer” if you want the answer
Forum_Helper1
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-kripton- wrote:

Forum_Helper1 wrote:

Hey, if you like riddles, this is the place to be!

Just to be clear, a riddle isn't any joke you came up with. It has to make you think.

Here is one of my favorites:
What walks on 4 legs in the morning, 2 legs during the day, and 3 legs in the evening?

Hint: the day represents a longer period of time.

Solution: A person does.
A baby crawls on 4 “legs”, a middle aged person walks on 2 legs, and an older person uses a cane, so 3 legs.

This is a popular one from Greek myths.
A sphinx was guarding the city of Thebes. Anyone who wanted access to the city had to answer the riddle. Anyone who guessed was devoured.
Oedipus was the only one to guess the correct answer.

Thanks!
-FH1
I have a riddle:
Jack lives for 100 years. He goes 10,000 days with no sleep and still lives. He is a human. How is this possible.

Reply “I want the answer” if you want the answer
365*100= 36,500 days.
It is possible, because he has lived 36,500 days (technically 36,525 because of leap years…). Someone can go less than 1/3 of their life without sleep, as long as it isn't consecutive days.
Nice on, it took me a while to think to do the math…

Warning: Complicated, and mind blowing.
Zeno's Paradox: I can prove you can't get anywhere. Before you get from where you are to where you wish to go, you first have to go halfway to the endpoint. From there, you go half of the remaining way. And halfway, on and on, but you can never reach your goal, because there will always be the smallest fraction of space you haven't gone through.
I can also prove you can't move. Similar to the above, I will use the same principals to prove you can't move. We already know that to get to your destination, you must first go halfway. In addition, before you get to the halfway point, you must first go halfway to the halfway point. And then before you get there, you must first go halfway. And on and on, you get smaller and smaller fractions of space you must first travel to. You can never move away from where you are.
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Warning: Complicated, and mind blowing.
Zeno's Paradox: I can prove you can't get anywhere. Before you get from where you are to where you wish to go, you first have to go halfway to the endpoint. From there, you go half of the remaining way. And halfway, on and on, but you can never reach your goal, because there will always be the smallest fraction of space you haven't gone through.
I can also prove you can't move. Similar to the above, I will use the same principals to prove you can't move. We already know that to get to your destination, you must first go halfway. In addition, before you get to the halfway point, you must first go halfway to the halfway point. And then before you get there, you must first go halfway. And on and on, you get smaller and smaller fractions of space you must first travel to. You can never move away from where you are.
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Forum_Helper1
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Warning: Complicated, and mind blowing.
Zeno's Paradox: I can prove you can't get anywhere. Before you get from where you are to where you wish to go, you first have to go halfway to the endpoint. From there, you go half of the remaining way. And halfway, on and on, but you can never reach your goal, because there will always be the smallest fraction of space you haven't gone through.
I can also prove you can't move. Similar to the above, I will use the same principals to prove you can't move. We already know that to get to your destination, you must first go halfway. In addition, before you get to the halfway point, you must first go halfway to the halfway point. And then before you get there, you must first go halfway. And on and on, you get smaller and smaller fractions of space you must first travel to. You can never move away from where you are.
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My-dog-is-my-life
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Riddles! Post your favorite riddles here!

this is probably my fave riddle
A woman is sitting in her hotel room when there is a knock at the door. She opened the door to see a man whom she had never seen before. He said “oh I'm sorry, I have made a mistake, I thought this was my room.” He then went down the corridor and in the elevator. The woman went back into her room and phoned security. What made the woman so suspicious of the man?

Forum_Helper1
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My-dog-is-my-life wrote:

this is probably my fave riddle
A woman is sitting in her hotel room when there is a knock at the door. She opened the door to see a man whom she had never seen before. He said “oh I'm sorry, I have made a mistake, I thought this was my room.” He then went down the corridor and in the elevator. The woman went back into her room and phoned security. What made the woman so suspicious of the man?

Idk, that he was on the wrong floor b/c he went to the elevator?

Warning: Complicated, and mind blowing.
Zeno's Paradox: I can prove you can't get anywhere. Before you get from where you are to where you wish to go, you first have to go halfway to the endpoint. From there, you go half of the remaining way. And halfway, on and on, but you can never reach your goal, because there will always be the smallest fraction of space you haven't gone through.
I can also prove you can't move. Similar to the above, I will use the same principals to prove you can't move. We already know that to get to your destination, you must first go halfway. In addition, before you get to the halfway point, you must first go halfway to the halfway point. And then before you get there, you must first go halfway. And on and on, you get smaller and smaller fractions of space you must first travel to. You can never move away from where you are.
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My-dog-is-my-life wrote:

this is probably my fave riddle
A woman is sitting in her hotel room when there is a knock at the door. She opened the door to see a man whom she had never seen before. He said “oh I'm sorry, I have made a mistake, I thought this was my room.” He then went down the corridor and in the elevator. The woman went back into her room and phoned security. What made the woman so suspicious of the man?

The fact he knocked.


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Forum_Helper1
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braxbroscratcher wrote:

My-dog-is-my-life wrote:

this is probably my fave riddle
A woman is sitting in her hotel room when there is a knock at the door. She opened the door to see a man whom she had never seen before. He said “oh I'm sorry, I have made a mistake, I thought this was my room.” He then went down the corridor and in the elevator. The woman went back into her room and phoned security. What made the woman so suspicious of the man?

The fact he knocked.
Oh, of course! Nice one!

Warning: Complicated, and mind blowing.
Zeno's Paradox: I can prove you can't get anywhere. Before you get from where you are to where you wish to go, you first have to go halfway to the endpoint. From there, you go half of the remaining way. And halfway, on and on, but you can never reach your goal, because there will always be the smallest fraction of space you haven't gone through.
I can also prove you can't move. Similar to the above, I will use the same principals to prove you can't move. We already know that to get to your destination, you must first go halfway. In addition, before you get to the halfway point, you must first go halfway to the halfway point. And then before you get there, you must first go halfway. And on and on, you get smaller and smaller fractions of space you must first travel to. You can never move away from where you are.
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Ian123asd
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My-dog-is-my-life wrote:

this is probably my fave riddle
A woman is sitting in her hotel room when there is a knock at the door. She opened the door to see a man whom she had never seen before. He said “oh I'm sorry, I have made a mistake, I thought this was my room.” He then went down the corridor and in the elevator. The woman went back into her room and phoned security. What made the woman so suspicious of the man?


Probably because she entered the room in the first place.
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Warning: Complicated, and mind blowing.
Zeno's Paradox: I can prove you can't get anywhere. Before you get from where you are to where you wish to go, you first have to go halfway to the endpoint. From there, you go half of the remaining way. And halfway, on and on, but you can never reach your goal, because there will always be the smallest fraction of space you haven't gone through.
I can also prove you can't move. Similar to the above, I will use the same principals to prove you can't move. We already know that to get to your destination, you must first go halfway. In addition, before you get to the halfway point, you must first go halfway to the halfway point. And then before you get there, you must first go halfway. And on and on, you get smaller and smaller fractions of space you must first travel to. You can never move away from where you are.
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Pturretdactyl
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What is in my pocket?

Gentlemen! You can't fight here! This is the War Room!
pesal
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Riddles! Post your favorite riddles here!

Some of my favourite riddles :

1) Before Mountain Everest was discovered, what was the highest mountain in the world?
2) What comes once in a minute, twice in a moment, but never in a thousand years?
3) You have three stoves: a gas stove, a wood stove, and a coal stove, but only one match. Which should you light first?
4) What can you add to a wooden box to make it lighter?

Last edited by pesal (April 14, 2017 07:37:14)

jji10
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Pturretdactyl wrote:

What is in my pocket?
Probably some nasty little hobbitse- wait. Wrong part of The Hobbit.

Last edited by jji10 (April 14, 2017 10:17:33)


“Yipee, I did it!” the man said with glee,
“I've solved that darned riddle, I've solved it, you see!”
The sphinx simply smiled and shook her strange head,
“I'm afraid you're wrong, and therefore you're dead.”
Forum_Helper1
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pesal wrote:

Some of my favourite riddles :

1) Before Mountain Everest was discovered, what was the highest mountain in the world?
Idk
2) What comes once in a minute, twice in a moment, but never in a thousand years?
M
3) You have three stoves: a gas stove, a wood stove, and a coal stove, but only one match. Which should you light first?
Idk
4) What can you add to a wooden box to make it lighter?
Fire


Idk for most of these!

jji10 wrote:

Pturretdactyl wrote:

What is in my pocket?
Probably some nasty little hobbitse- wait. Wrong part of The Hobbit.
Lol I love Lord of the rings!

Last edited by Forum_Helper1 (April 14, 2017 10:44:57)


Warning: Complicated, and mind blowing.
Zeno's Paradox: I can prove you can't get anywhere. Before you get from where you are to where you wish to go, you first have to go halfway to the endpoint. From there, you go half of the remaining way. And halfway, on and on, but you can never reach your goal, because there will always be the smallest fraction of space you haven't gone through.
I can also prove you can't move. Similar to the above, I will use the same principals to prove you can't move. We already know that to get to your destination, you must first go halfway. In addition, before you get to the halfway point, you must first go halfway to the halfway point. And then before you get there, you must first go halfway. And on and on, you get smaller and smaller fractions of space you must first travel to. You can never move away from where you are.
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_fantastic_
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BE WARNED, this post has riddle answers!



1) Before Mountain Everest was discovered, what was the highest mountain in the world?

Mount Everest, just because it's not discovered doesn't mean it's not the tallest.

2) What comes once in a minute, twice in a moment, but never in a thousand years?

M

3) You have three stoves: a gas stove, a wood stove, and a coal stove, but only one match. Which should you light first?

I'd turn on my gas stove, and save my match.

4) What can you add to a wooden box to make it lighter?

Fire


iamagrocerybag
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I think everyone knows this one but I'm not sure if this counts. So here's the riddle.

How do you put a giraffe into a refrigerator?

Open the refrigerator, put the giraffe in, and close the door.

Last edited by iamagrocerybag (April 14, 2017 17:16:13)


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iamagrocerybag wrote:

I think everyone knows this one but I'm not sure if this counts. So here's the riddle.

How do you put a giraffe into a refrigerator?

Open the refrigerator, put the giraffe in, and close the door.
How do you put an elephant into the refrigerator?

You open the door, take the giraffe out, put the elephant in, and close the door.

There is an animal party, and everyone is invited. Who doesn't show up?
The elephant. They are in the refrigerator.

You come to a river infested with crocodiles. There is no bridge or boat. How do you cross?
You swim across, the crocodiles are all at the party.


Just series of these!

Last edited by Forum_Helper1 (April 15, 2017 13:34:57)


Warning: Complicated, and mind blowing.
Zeno's Paradox: I can prove you can't get anywhere. Before you get from where you are to where you wish to go, you first have to go halfway to the endpoint. From there, you go half of the remaining way. And halfway, on and on, but you can never reach your goal, because there will always be the smallest fraction of space you haven't gone through.
I can also prove you can't move. Similar to the above, I will use the same principals to prove you can't move. We already know that to get to your destination, you must first go halfway. In addition, before you get to the halfway point, you must first go halfway to the halfway point. And then before you get there, you must first go halfway. And on and on, you get smaller and smaller fractions of space you must first travel to. You can never move away from where you are.
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Blobfish993
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Pete and Repeat are on a plane. Pete falls off. Who's left?

Last edited by Blobfish993 (April 15, 2017 20:16:21)


Forum_Helper1
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Blobfish993 wrote:

Pete and Repeat are on a plane. Pete falls off. Who's left?
Uhhhhhh, Repeat??? Or the pilot?

Warning: Complicated, and mind blowing.
Zeno's Paradox: I can prove you can't get anywhere. Before you get from where you are to where you wish to go, you first have to go halfway to the endpoint. From there, you go half of the remaining way. And halfway, on and on, but you can never reach your goal, because there will always be the smallest fraction of space you haven't gone through.
I can also prove you can't move. Similar to the above, I will use the same principals to prove you can't move. We already know that to get to your destination, you must first go halfway. In addition, before you get to the halfway point, you must first go halfway to the halfway point. And then before you get there, you must first go halfway. And on and on, you get smaller and smaller fractions of space you must first travel to. You can never move away from where you are.
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