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Riddle:
What goes down but never goes up?
Answer: Rain
Riddle:
In the 1950s, two young men, surrounded by a crowd of onlookers, stood on a round piece of wood preparing to do battle. Neither man carried any weapons of any kind, as they were both planning to use their feet to defeat their opponent. Sharp spikes on the bottoms of their boots turned their feet into the tools they would use to dispatch their adversary. One kick to the body or head could cause irreparable damage; but neither man ever struck the other with their spiked boots. In fact, not one physical blow was landed during the contest, and yet, one man was eliminated and sent to a watery grave. I thought these types of barbaric spectacles designed to satisfy the visual lusts of onlooking crowds had stopped after the gladiatorial days of ancient Rome. On the other hand, perhaps this scenario is not as violent as it appears to be. Exactly what was going on here?
Answer: The two combatants were engaged in a log rolling contest during a lumberjack competition. The spiked boots aided them in keeping their footing on the slippery logs.
Riddle:
What do you call a bear which is fast asleep?
Answer: Bearly awake!
Riddle:
My legs are weak, I cannot stand. Who am I?
Answer: Neil Armstrong (Stand Legweak) Neil (Kneel) = Stand Arm = Leg Strong = Weak
Riddle:
I have holes in the middle, holes in the top, holes on the bottom, and holes on all sides. What am I?
Answer: Answer: The Earth's oceans. Middle = marine life Bottom = trenches, shells, and fish that hide in the ocean sand Top = ships Sides = continents.
Riddle:
I was born in 1997, how is my 18th birthday today?
Answer: I was born in the room 1997.
Riddle:
There is something wrong with the following statement. What is it. Kangaroos are faster than deers, whereas cheetahs are faster than jaguars.
Answer: 'What is it' should have a question mark and not a period.
Riddle:
There were thirty cows in the field and twenty eight chickens how many didn't?
Answer: There were thirty cows and twenty of the cows ate chickens how many did not eat them. 10!
Riddle:
On February 28th in New York Museum, at quarter-past midnight, a security guard named Ollie Bulb is found murdered in the Latin exhibits, along with the "Mythical Crystal Tear of Cepa" missing. Around Ollie are glass shards. Detective Dill is at it again! Detective Dill finds 4 suspects that were in the museum during the murder. Sal Spudder, another security guard says, "I was at the Egyptian exhibits from 9 PM to 1 PM. But Chauncey was at the Latin exhibits at 12:15 PM, though!" Chauncey Chantenay, a scientist studying some artifacts says, "Yes, I was at the Latin exhibit, but I left by 12:20 PM cuz' of the police!" Horace Radische, a security guard visiting on his off day says, "I admit, going here exactly at midnight was a bad choice. Except, the police were already here when I arrived!" Beatrice Lutz, the museum caretaker says, "Gah! That bloody rat! Oh, sorry, I was cleaning the bathrooms between 11:45 PM and 12:25 PM." Upon receiving the autopsy report, it reports that Ollie was killed at 12:10 PM by a glass object. Because she heard every valid witness, Detective Dill immediately knew who it was. Who did Det. Dill suspect and why? And what had happened to the "Mythical Crystal Tear of Cepa"?
Answer: Horace Radische. Detective Dill knew he lied because he said that by midnight, the police were already there. But if Ollie was murdered at 12:10 PM and he was found at quarter-past, how were the police already there? And for the "Mythical Crystal Tear of Cepa"? It was the murder weapon. Horace smashed Ollie in the head with the artifact and upon contact it shattered, and Ollie collapsed due to the sheer force impacted on his head. Hence the death, the shards, and the missing artifact.
Riddle:
The driver is the prince and the passenger is the princess. What is the name of the car?
Answer: The car is called "what".
