Sweetcherrie Posted November 13, 2005 Report Posted November 13, 2005 I will start with a teaser, and the person who guesses it will post a new teaser or pass it on to someone else (pointed out to me by a neighbour, looked like a fun game ) Question There are 8 sisters in the family and each of them has a bother? How many brothers are there in total?
Katzaniel Posted November 14, 2005 Report Posted November 14, 2005 (edited) Ooh! Ooh! One! The man who made it didn't need it. The man who bought it didn't use it. The man who used it didn't want it. What is it?PS. This will be interesting, when someone posts a wrong answer with a new question and it isn't found out until days later... PPS. Is this too hard? I'm not sure if I know any easier ones that aren't totally obvious. Edited November 14, 2005 by Katzaniel
Ayshela Posted November 14, 2005 Report Posted November 14, 2005 a coffin. It runs and runs but can never flee. It is often watched, yet never sees. When long it brings boredom, When short it brings fear. What is it?
Regel Posted November 14, 2005 Report Posted November 14, 2005 Time? Let's assume (however unlikely) I am correct. "Two words, my answer is only two words. To keep me, you must give me."
Ayshela Posted November 14, 2005 Report Posted November 14, 2005 (time is in fact correct. well done!)
Beautiful Nightmare Posted November 14, 2005 Report Posted November 14, 2005 Is it... Your Word? Ok in case im right... If you break me I do not stop working, If you touch me I may be snared, If you lose me Nothing will matter.
Katzaniel Posted November 14, 2005 Report Posted November 14, 2005 I've got it, I think. (Coffin, by the way, was indeed correct). A heart? New question: Sarah's mother has four kids. The names of the first three are Mark, Luke and John. What is the name of the fourth?
Appy Posted November 14, 2005 Report Posted November 14, 2005 Sarah sorry, but I don't have a new riddle... is this bad? Oh alright, I googled one: What always ends everything?
Vlad Posted November 14, 2005 Report Posted November 14, 2005 "G" I never was, yet always will be. I am never seen, yet I always come. I can carry nothing, yet hold much for some.
Beautiful Nightmare Posted November 14, 2005 Report Posted November 14, 2005 Me and Drummondo think its the future is it? it is more powerful than god it is more evil than the devil the poor have it the rich want it and if you eat it you will die.
Lord Panther Posted November 14, 2005 Report Posted November 14, 2005 (edited) the answer to that riddle is simply "nothing"... My thunder comes before the lightning; My lightning comes before the clouds; My rain dries all the land it touches. What am I? Edited November 14, 2005 by Lord Panther
Beautiful Nightmare Posted November 15, 2005 Report Posted November 15, 2005 (edited) VOLCANO!!!!!!!!!!! You can have me but cannot hold me; Gain me and quickly lose me. If treated with care I can be great, And if betrayed I will break. What am I? *backs slowly out of the room* sorry i should give others a chance i just love riddles Edited November 15, 2005 by Beautiful Nightmare
Canid Posted November 15, 2005 Report Posted November 15, 2005 Trust? Love? Please don't kill me! Arg! As I was going to St. Ives, I met a man with seven wives; Each wife had seven sacks, Each sack had seven cats, Each cat had seven kits. Kits, cats, sacks, wives, How many were going to St. Ives?
Wyvern Posted November 15, 2005 Report Posted November 15, 2005 Wyvern scratches his scaly chin, then proceeds to lay out a large map of St. Ives across the Cabaret Room floor. The overgrown lizard then pulls out several tiny token figurines of women and cats, which he positions over the span of the board in careful geometric measurements. "Well," murmers Wyvern, whipping out a large accounting calculator and several triangular rulers. "One would firssst need to account for the various possibilities of travel direction, of course. Let's say that X is North, Y is West, Z is East, and Zool is South. They wouldn't travel South in fear of severe burnings, thereby leaving the option X(Y+Z) the most plausible. That equates to something along the lines of "sideways up and down." Spectators in the Cabaret Room watch with blank expressions as Wyvern squiggles lines up and down over the map. They sigh and shake their heads when the reptilian Elder decides to get artistic with his lines and draw little pompom stars at the end of each of the lines, along with two googly eyes and a jagged snout. The lizard tags his doodle "Oktopus - by WiivEe" and flashes a smile of childish accomplishment to the crowds, only to realize the derailment of his project and go back into "serious mathematician" mode. "Err, anyway, one would also need to account for the potential casualties, such as pitfalls, deep rivers (Oregan Trail, anyone?), Almost Dragonic Brand Kitten Experimentation Outlets™, and Volcanos leftover from previous riddlesss." The crowds raise their brows as Wyvern begins typing things on his calculator with reckless abandon. "Of course, add to that the common frequency of traffic in the direction of St. Ives, minus the number of traffic accidents, added to the total sum of foreign immigrants multiplied by the rise of immigration, and you come out with-" The calculator begins to spark and malfunction as Wyvern's claws slam against it harder and harder, sending accounting paper flying to the ceiling. The overgrown lizard pounces and snatches the rocketing paper, letting out a triumphant cry and announcing his result: "12,345,843! and 1 kitten." Wyvern collapses to the ground, rolling over the smoldering ashes that remain of the expensive Pen funding calculator. He then folds the result paper and tucks it behind his left horn before grinning and raising a claw. "As for my brain teasssser, I have something rather special for you all." Wyvern grins and moves past the map to a table in the corner of the room. He picks up a large platter that rests there, and brushes the purple cloth that covers it with a claw. "What's packed and white and dead all over?" The spectators cast concerned glances to one another, until Wyvern unveals the tray... at which point they stand aghast in bewilderment. "Almost Dragonic Brand Kitten Brain Crumpet Snack, and I've got teaser samples!" Wyvern offers Lord Panther a white blob on a toothpick, only to watch him turn away revolted. "What'sss wrong? They're fresh from the road to St. Ives!" ;-)
The Big Pointy One Posted November 15, 2005 Report Posted November 15, 2005 (edited) One. ...what? A brain teaser? Oh. Uhm... I'm thinking of a number. Here's a hint: The deadliest of all single-digit numbers is a jolly good fellow he's kind to mice that can't see. Evening darkness creeps on his face Like the last pool ball Wearing good shoes. Edited November 15, 2005 by The Big Pointy One
Beautiful Nightmare Posted November 15, 2005 Report Posted November 15, 2005 Hehe Canid it was trust well done
Katzaniel Posted November 15, 2005 Report Posted November 15, 2005 See, the thing about that one is that the man and his followers *could* have been going to St. Ives, couldn't they? In which case it would be 1 (Canid) + 1 (man) + 7 (wives) + 7^3 (cats) + 7^4 (kits) = 2753. I wouldn't count the sacks, myself. On the other hand, the question is excruciatingly vague because it doesn't mention anything about whether other travellers were met, going which direction, and never *mind* mentioning other roads, or the range of dates to be included. *grin* The deadliest of all single-digit numbers is a jolly good fellow he's kind to mice that can't see. Evening darkness creeps on his face Like the last pool ball Wearing good shoes. I'm a little lost on this one, but I'm going to guess 7 because it's not only sharp and pointy but 7 ate 9! Haha! Yeah, and I'm not going to include my own riddle, because both of the answers I just supplied are wrong, or at least I don't know *why* 7 is right, if it is.
The Big Pointy One Posted November 15, 2005 Report Posted November 15, 2005 Heh, I thought it might be hard. You got the first *part* right. It is 7. 7 '8' 9. 7 ate nine. It's dangerous... anyways, each line is a clue.
Yui-chan Posted November 16, 2005 Report Posted November 16, 2005 The deadliest of all single-digit numbers is a jolly good fellow he's kind to mice that can't see. Evening darkness creeps on his face Like the last pool ball Wearing good shoes. 7 (7 ate 9) 4 (for he's a jolly good fellllow...) 3 (blind mice) ? 8 (the black 8 ball) 9 (dressed to the nines) That middle one doesn't ring a bell, I'm afraid... Taking a second, ~Yui
The Big Pointy One Posted November 16, 2005 Report Posted November 16, 2005 (edited) Heh, good job Yui ^.^ ...that one is the toughest. It's a bit more obscure. Hint: it's a number, referring to the evening, when 'darkness' is on his *face*. As for the last one, it was actually supposed to be 2, like in 'goody two shoes', but your answer is better ;p Edited November 16, 2005 by The Big Pointy One
Sweetcherrie Posted November 18, 2005 Author Report Posted November 18, 2005 Read each line aloud without making any mistakes. If you make a mistake you MUST start again without going any further. This is this puzzle This is is puzzle This is how puzzle This is to puzzle This is keep puzzle This is an puzzle This is idiot puzzle This is busy puzzle This is for puzzle This is forty puzzle This is seconds! puzzle Ran accross this one online and thought it was funny..... not really a brain teaser but still nice some spoiler space Now, go back and read the third word from each line from the top
Katzaniel Posted November 19, 2005 Report Posted November 19, 2005 Well, it should probably be Yui's turn to post the next, but since she doesn't seem to be taking it... 743689 I'm guessing 6 because it hasn't been used yet and it's a better evening time than 5. Mm, could also refer to clock face though I'm not sure how exactly that works in. Anyway, so that y'all have something else to consider: Angry and hungry are two words that end in '-gry'. There are three words in the English language. What is the third word? PS. You may have heard that one before, as I had, but the way people often tell it, it has no answer. This version has an answer.
Beautiful Nightmare Posted November 19, 2005 Report Posted November 19, 2005 (edited) Its language!!! You heard me before, Yet you hear me again, Then I die, 'Till you call me again. Edited November 19, 2005 by Beautiful Nightmare
The Big Pointy One Posted November 21, 2005 Report Posted November 21, 2005 I guess it was too obscure. I brought this up with a friend, and I guess I'm the only person who refers to five o'clock as evening time. I was referring to a 'five o'clock shadow.'
Vigil StarGazer Posted December 7, 2005 Report Posted December 7, 2005 Its language!!! You heard me before, Yet you hear me again, Then I die, 'Till you call me again. An echo. What's more funnier then a dead baby?
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