RIDDLES - WHY? Because They Are Fun!

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  • cobracars
    cobracars Posts: 949 Member
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    What has it got in its pocketses?
  • BabyGrl726
    BabyGrl726 Posts: 102 Member
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    So with you on this... couldn't stop laughing this was funny!
    Kill the chicken, pluck it, roast it, and serve it with the corn. Then take your dinner, along with your dog, across the river (make two trips if you're afraid of dropping something). Eat your fill, then head off into the sunset with the dog. That's how I'd do it, anyway.
  • phechan3
    phechan3 Posts: 60
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    Three women each have two daughters< they call to make lunch reservations at a restraunt, but only request a table for six. All of them are going and eating together, how does this work out?

    A lesbian couple have two daughters together- one that is already an adult and one that is still a child. That adult daughter has two more daughters- bringing the grand total up to 6 people.
  • mr18actor
    mr18actor Posts: 480
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    It's a NEW DAY! Let's begin with an easy one!

    A boat has a ladder that has six rungs, each rung is one foot apart. The bottom rung is one foot from the water. The tide rises at 12 inches every 15 minutes. High tide peaks in one hour. When the tide is at it's highest, how many rungs are under water?
  • n_unocero
    n_unocero Posts: 445 Member
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    It's a NEW DAY! Let's begin with an easy one!

    A boat has a ladder that has six rungs, each rung is one foot apart. The bottom rung is one foot from the water. The tide rises at 12 inches every 15 minutes. High tide peaks in one hour. When the tide is at it's highest, how many rungs are under water?

    None...the boat would rise with the tide.

    ETA: I have not herad this one before...I'm just that smart. :)
  • mr18actor
    mr18actor Posts: 480
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    It's a NEW DAY! Let's begin with an easy one!

    A boat has a ladder that has six rungs, each rung is one foot apart. The bottom rung is one foot from the water. The tide rises at 12 inches every 15 minutes. High tide peaks in one hour. When the tide is at it's highest, how many rungs are under water?

    None...the boat would rise with the tide.

    ETA: I have not herad this one before...I'm just that smart. :)

    NICE! Good job and stuff! :smile:
  • mr18actor
    mr18actor Posts: 480
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    Read this sentence:

    FINISHED FILES ARE THE RE-
    SULT OF YEARS OF SCIENTIFIC
    STUDY COMBINED WITH
    THE EXPERIENCE OF YEARS.

    Now count the F's in that sentence. Count them ONLY ONCE.
    Do not go back and count them again.
  • n_unocero
    n_unocero Posts: 445 Member
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    Yay me! I wish I could figure out the mother/daughter one tho!
  • LauraMacNCheese
    LauraMacNCheese Posts: 7,198 Member
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    What gets wetter as it dries?
  • mr18actor
    mr18actor Posts: 480
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    ummm...a towel?
  • mr18actor
    mr18actor Posts: 480
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    come on people! :)
  • mr18actor
    mr18actor Posts: 480
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    A frog fell into a hole that was 14 1/2 feet deep. He could jump 3 feet, but he slid back a foot each time he jumped. How many jumps does it take him to get out of the hole?
  • Bucky83
    Bucky83 Posts: 1,194 Member
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    Read this sentence:

    FINISHED FILES ARE THE RE-
    SULT OF YEARS OF SCIENTIFIC
    STUDY COMBINED WITH
    THE EXPERIENCE OF YEARS.

    Now count the F's in that sentence. Count them ONLY ONCE.
    Do not go back and count them again.

    6
  • midschool22
    midschool22 Posts: 1,267 Member
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    A frog fell into a hole that was 14 1/2 feet deep. He could jump 3 feet, but he slid back a foot each time he jumped. How many jumps does it take him to get out of the hole?

    8
  • chrishgt4
    chrishgt4 Posts: 1,222 Member
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    A frog fell into a hole that was 14 1/2 feet deep. He could jump 3 feet, but he slid back a foot each time he jumped. How many jumps does it take him to get out of the hole?

    7 Jumps?
    Once he has jumped 6 times he will have got 12 feet - the next will get him out
  • midschool22
    midschool22 Posts: 1,267 Member
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    A frog fell into a hole that was 14 1/2 feet deep. He could jump 3 feet, but he slid back a foot each time he jumped. How many jumps does it take him to get out of the hole?

    7 Jumps?
    Once he has jumped 6 times he will have got 12 feet - the next will get him out

    Yep. I need more iced coffee...I think...
  • chrishgt4
    chrishgt4 Posts: 1,222 Member
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    I have a couple of my own - first, a classic...

    There are 4 men who have to get across a bridge to catch the midnight train.

    It is night time and it is pitch black.

    They have a torch without which they can't cross.

    The bridge is only strong enough to carry 2 of them at a time.

    The 4 men have various levels of fitness such that:

    Man A can cross in 1 minute
    Man B can cross in 2 minutes
    Man C can cross in 5 minutes
    Man D can cross in 8 minutes

    The crossing time depends on the slowest member, eg if Man A goes with Man D, it takes 8 minutes as even though Man A can cross in 1 minute, they must both remain together with the torch.

    It is currently 23:45 so they have precisely 15 minutes to get across to make the midnight train.

    How could they all get across the bridge, always using the torch to light the way?
  • k2charmed4u
    k2charmed4u Posts: 282
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    First think of the person who lives in disguise,
    Who deals in secrets and tells naught but lies.
    Next, tell me what's always the last thing to mend,
    The middle of the middle and the end of the end?
    And finally give me the sound often heard,
    During the search for a hard-to-find word.
    Now string them together, and answer me this,
    Which creature would you be unwilling to kiss?
  • midschool22
    midschool22 Posts: 1,267 Member
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    Cut the torch in half, D&C go together then A&B. 10 minutes.
  • m60kaf
    m60kaf Posts: 421 Member
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    I have a couple of my own - first, a classic...

    There are 4 men who have to get across a bridge to catch the midnight train.

    It is night time and it is pitch black.

    They have a torch without which they can't cross.

    The bridge is only strong enough to carry 2 of them at a time.

    The 4 men have various levels of fitness such that:

    Man A can cross in 1 minute
    Man B can cross in 2 minutes
    Man C can cross in 5 minutes
    Man D can cross in 8 minutes

    The crossing time depends on the slowest member, eg if Man A goes with Man D, it takes 8 minutes as even though Man A can cross in 1 minute, they must both remain together with the torch.

    It is currently 23:45 so they have precisely 15 minutes to get across to make the midnight train.

    How could they all get across the bridge, always using the torch to light the way?

    AB, Aback, CD, B Back, AB

    2 + 1 + 8 + 2 + 2

    Why is that a 'Riddle' ? or are you really gonna F me off my saying the torch can stay with the group at the beginning and be shined at the bridge - I hate that kinda thing!