Wind. Good enough for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by jdbnsn
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Wind. Good enough for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by jdbnsn
Oooh just remembered another one.
A man is found dead in his barn. He hung himself from the 20 foot rafters of the barn. There were no ladders. All there was on the ground was a puddle of water.
How did the man reach the rafters?
A great one at that!Quote:
Originally Posted by noopypoop
There was a huge chunk of ice in the barn. I've heard two different versions: one is he purposely slipped, the other is that he was quite twisted and died of suffocation, since he did not jump or slip.
A riddle, a riddle, I suppose: a hundred eyes yet not a nose!
What is it?
Correct!Quote:
Originally Posted by DrumThumper
And yet another one...
A horse is tied to a rope next to a barn. The rop is 15 ft long, the horse's necck/ head is 1 foot long. The horse wants to eat oats that are 17 feet away. How is this possible.
The other end of the rope isn't tied to anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by noopypoop
Damn you!Quote:
Originally Posted by DrumThumper
Again another one.....
Once apon a time there was a princess and a peasant. They were both in love,but theKing would not approve.The king made a deal that he would pick out of a hat, one option neing marry and one death. The peasant overheard the king talking to his advisor saying he was going to put 2 death cards in.The next day, at the drawing, the peasent ended up marrying the princess. How?
The king didn't really put two death cards in? That or he put two death cards and one marriage card in and they got the marriage one.
Nope. He put in two death cards. this riddle requires critical thinking. The answer isnt just there for you unlike ny two other riddles.Quote:
Originally Posted by xRyokenx
In that case, did they skip town? Just kidding. Any number of things could've happened, the king could've died of a heart attack or something, lol.