Okies, that's coolSplinterStrike wrote:
I like answering them, but I want others to get credit. I cant kill the fun by answering everything, so I karma message the guys with answers, leaving the riddles for others.
Didnt figure the robot idea Winston, but it's acceptable. My answer was gloves.
A goal?SplinterStrike wrote:
14.) They have not flesh, nor feathers, nor scales, nor bone. Yet they have fingers and thumbs of their own. What are they?
No it isn't paper or wood.Winston_Churchill wrote:
Asking again...Winston_Churchill wrote:
Paper? Or wood?Ty wrote:
2) ...
And this needed a bump
Splinterstrike I'm going to guess that the answer to this riddle is "Gloves".SplinterStrike wrote:
14.) They have not flesh, nor feathers, nor scales, nor bone. Yet they have fingers and thumbs of their own. What are they?
how about a pen or quill, or any writing toolTy wrote:
2) In Youth exalted high in Air,
Or bathing in the Waters fair;
Nature to form me took Delight,
And clad my Body all in White:
My Person tall, and slender Waste...
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its gotta be time right?SplinterStrike wrote:
Forward and forward I go, never looking back. My limit no one knows, more of me do they lack. Like a river I do flow, and an eagle I fly. Now can you guess, what am I?
Here's one while I'm stuck in exam session.
Enjoy.
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Uran.15.) What kind of precious stone hasn't been found in the ocean?
Heh, I've been there. It's translation from Maori is "The summit where Tamatea, the man with the big knees, the climber of mountains, the land-swallower who travelled about, playing his nose-flute to his loved one."SplinterStrike wrote:
Longest town name:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Taum … n_2006.jpg
I dont think I could ever pronounce my town name if I lived there.
its a bit short tbh...Ty wrote:
Heh, I've been there. It's translation from Maori is "The summit where Tamatea, the man with the big knees, the climber of mountains, the land-swallower who travelled about, playing his nose-flute to his loved one."SplinterStrike wrote:
Longest town name:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Taum … n_2006.jpg
I dont think I could ever pronounce my town name if I lived there.
Smiles, there is a mile between the first and last "s".A12345 wrote:
well ill throw one up, what is the longest word you can find in the english dictionary?
Stone Henge?Lieutenant_Jensen wrote:
Uran.15.) What kind of precious stone hasn't been found in the ocean?
1st. he cut the oranges into 2 halves, and to halves make a whole so he can climb out of that.Death_Brinded_Pro wrote:
Here's one:
A man is trapped in a square room, no windows, no door, no way of getting out, all that this man has, is an orange and a knife... how can he get out...
Its quite old, and he does NOT use the knife the cut away at the walls... as someone said too me while ago
Another one:
Something is dead in a square room, no way of getting in or out, there is no blood, only water on the floor with glass, how did it die?
ROFLVub wrote:
Smiles, there is a mile between the first and last "s".A12345 wrote:
well ill throw one up, what is the longest word you can find in the english dictionary?
and hes right tooFloppY_ wrote:
ROFLVub wrote:
Smiles, there is a mile between the first and last "s".A12345 wrote:
well ill throw one up, what is the longest word you can find in the english dictionary?
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The creature is a goldfish and the glass was the former fishbowl.Death_Brinded_Pro wrote:
Something is dead in a square room, no way of getting in or out, there is no blood, only water on the floor with glass, how did it die?
Water... Yawn - too easyVub wrote:
OK really easy one, what has no legs but runs.
