Author Topic: Can you solve this riddle? (Read 125296 times)

Anian · « **Reply #260 on:** 02 Mar 2013, 10:33 »

Rare american slang for french fries? Not really had a chance with that one.

Andail · « **Reply #261 on:** 02 Mar 2013, 16:01 »

I don't get it. I get that she was french, but is she supposed to have been fried? She was burned at the stake, as far as I remember.

Renodox · « **Reply #262 on:** 02 Mar 2013, 21:15 »

Yes, she was burned at the stake. Generally, when people are burned to death they're known to have been fried.

Anian · « **Reply #263 on:** 03 Mar 2013, 12:58 »

I think that's for the electric chair, not stake.

mkennedy · « **Reply #264 on:** 03 Mar 2013, 20:33 »

Quote from: Anian on 03 Mar 2013, 12:58

I think that's for the electric chair, not stake.

Homer: MMMMMM ... Steak ... (drools)

That riddle was a tough pun.

Here's one that appeared in two separate games:

What's tall as a house
and round as a cup
but all the king's horses
can't draw it up?

Sane Co. · « **Reply #265 on:** 04 Mar 2013, 06:58 »

A silo? Humpty Dumpty? A big blue cup? (Lol) A grown man's small intestine? Which is actually about as tall as a house. What can horses not draw?

Anian · « **Reply #266 on:** 04 Mar 2013, 08:01 »

Quote from: Sane Co. on 04 Mar 2013, 06:58

What can horses not draw?

Hand turkeys?

Renodox · « **Reply #267 on:** 04 Mar 2013, 18:50 »

I'd say... A well.

mkennedy · « **Reply #268 on:** 04 Mar 2013, 22:21 »

Quote from: Renodox on 04 Mar 2013, 18:50

I'd say... A well.

That is the correct answer!

Quote from: Sane Co. on 04 Mar 2013, 06:58

Humpty Dumpty?

That was one of my guesses when I first encountered the riddle in Zork 2. But when it made a second appearance in Ultima 5 I decrypted the dialogue files to find the correct answer.

CaptainD · « **Reply #269 on:** 05 Mar 2013, 14:10 »

Horses can't draw anything, I mean how would they hold a pencil?!?

KBlaney · « **Reply #270 on:** 05 Mar 2013, 16:27 »

Quote from: Armageddon on 23 Feb 2013, 04:36

I have three fingers and can't count to four.

What am I?

Drunk?

Renodox · « **Reply #271 on:** 06 Mar 2013, 02:22 »

Here's a riddle that I heard from a show:

If a farmer gave 17 cents to one son, and 8 cents to his other son, what time would it be?

Gilbert · « **Reply #272 on:** 06 Mar 2013, 02:32 »

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Renodox · « **Reply #273 on:** 06 Mar 2013, 02:54 »

Close but no.

mkennedy · « **Reply #274 on:** 06 Mar 2013, 05:09 »

Quote from: Renodox on 06 Mar 2013, 02:22

If a farmer gave 17 cents to one son, and 8 cents to his other son, what time would it be?

Spoiler: Show

Gilbert · « **Reply #275 on:** 06 Mar 2013, 06:07 »

Hah yeah seems to be it. I complicated it as I thought

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Renodox · « **Reply #276 on:** 06 Mar 2013, 08:38 »

You got it.

janleht · « **Reply #277 on:** 06 Mar 2013, 22:24 »

I came up with one! I hope it's logical enough:)

The one, which travels to the air... Is not a plane, but moves with machinery help.
The one, which travels to the earth... Is not a spider, but moves with eight legs.

Renodox · « **Reply #278 on:** 14 Mar 2013, 02:34 »

To answer the riddle, I think it's precipitation. Water going up and snow going down.

Now here's one that may re-kindle interest. This isn't so much a riddle as a puzzle but translate this to more understandable terms:

"The female contributor of the deoxyribonucleic acid of my biological genetic makeup was quite the well pleased member of the following base of your suburban life partner's melodious orations."

Hint: This is being spoken to a man.

Baron · « **Reply #279 on:** 14 Mar 2013, 03:07 »

"My mom is a fan of your wife's singing."

or maybe she liked your dog's barking.... It's hard to tell with the various assortment of suburban life-partners these days.

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