Riddles

[Princess3dward]

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Nope. Try again. Read it carefully.

Oh. ps... I ment "gry" I will change it in the riddle. Sorry guyz.

Oh sure, change the rules after the fact! Are you sure you're not an Anti-Mormon?

HAHA! Sorry!

[Dr T]

Easy:

What word if pronounced right is wrong but if pronounced wrong is right?

[LionHeart]

Easy:

What word if pronounced right is wrong but if pronounced wrong is right?

"wrong"

[Dr T]

Good one L.H.

OK, a little (just a little) harder one:

Yyou throw away the outside, you cook the inside, you eat the outside then you throw away the inside. What is it?

[Princess3dward]

Other than confusing??

[LionHeart]

Good one L.H.

OK, a little (just a little) harder one:

Yyou throw away the outside, you cook the inside, you eat the outside then you throw away the inside. What is it?

I'm going to say an egg.

[Princess3dward]

That seems a little weird to me... I eat the inside of my egg,a nd cook the whole thing..

[Dr T]

Not an egg

[LionHeart]

OK, a little (just a little) harder one:

You throw away the outside, you cook the inside, you eat the outside then you throw away the inside. What is it?

Are these events stated in chronological order?

[Dr T]

Yes L.H., they are in chronological order.

[LionHeart]

Said latter outside being a different outside than said former outside?

[Dr T]

Yes sir.

[Maureen]

Good one L.H.

OK, a little (just a little) harder one:

Yyou throw away the outside, you cook the inside, you eat the outside then you throw away the inside. What is it?

Here's my guess:

You skin a chicken, the skin gets thrown away and you cook the meat which before skinned was the inside is now the outside. You eat the cooked meat (the outside) and throw away the bones (the inside).

M.

[Dr T]

That is a good guess M. Unfortunately, it's not the answer I'm looking for.

[Guest MrsS]

Other than confusing??

My sentiments exactly!

Baked apple?

[LionHeart]

OK, a little (just a little) harder one:

You throw away the outside, you cook the inside, you eat the outside then you throw away the inside. What is it?

I think I have it. Corn on the cob. This has to be it.

Here's one. It's not really a riddle but it works.

FINISHED FILES ARE THE RESULT OF YEARS OF SCIENTIFIC STUDY COMBINED WITH THE EXPERIENCE OF YEARS.

Now count aloud the F's in that sentence. Important, count them ONLY ONCE: do not go back and count them again. How many did you find?

L.H.

[Guest MrsS]

Here's one. It's not really a riddle but it works.

FINISHED FILES ARE THE RESULT OF YEARS OF SCIENTIFIC STUDY COMBINED WITH THE EXPERIENCE OF YEARS.

Now count aloud the F's in that sentence. Important, count them ONLY ONCE: do not go back and count them again. How many did you find? L.H.

Five

[babygirl]

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OK, a little (just a little) harder one:

You throw away the outside, you cook the inside, you eat the outside then you throw away the inside. What is it?

I think I have it. Corn on the cob. This has to be it.

Here's one. It's not really a riddle but it works.

FINISHED FILES ARE THE RESULT OF YEARS OF SCIENTIFIC STUDY COMBINED WITH THE EXPERIENCE OF YEARS.

Now count aloud the F's in that sentence. Important, count them ONLY ONCE: do not go back and count them again. How many did you find?

L.H.

i counted 3

[angelbaby]

i counted 6 f's. do i win a prize was the answer corn, to the riddle about the inside outside food?

[LionHeart]

i counted 6 f's. do i win a prize

Yes, there are six of them. The average mind will ignore the word "of" and will only count three. I counted only four when I did it.

So if you counted six, congratulations. Your observational skills are way above average.

Unfortunately, there's no prize though. An applaus will have to suffice.

L.H.

[Dr T]

Drum roll please,...

CORRECT! The answer is corn on the cob. Well done L.H. :)

[CaptainTux]

Here are three to add to the mix.

1. We are walking down the street and there is a man across the street. I point at him and say to you,"Brothers and sisters I have none, but that man's father is my father's son" Who is he?

2. An archaeologist on a dig finds two perfectly preserved bodies. He knows instantly that they are Adam and Eve. How?

3. Punctuate this: THAT THAT IS NOT IS NOT THAT THAT IS IS IS THAT ALL THAT IS ALL

[Outshined]

1. We are walking down the street and there is a man across the street. I point at him and say to you,"Brothers and sisters I have none, but that man's father is my father's son" Who is he?

That was the first riddle on the thread...

2. An archaeologist on a dig finds two perfectly preserved bodies. He knows instantly that they are Adam and Eve. How?

NO BELLY BUTTONS!!

THAT THAT IS NOT IS, NOT THAT THAT IS IS. IS THAT ALL? THAT IS ALL.

[CaptainTux]

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1. We are walking down the street and there is a man across the street. I point at him and say to you,"Brothers and sisters I have none, but that man's father is my father's son" Who is he?

That was the first riddle on the thread...

2. An archaeologist on a dig finds two perfectly preserved bodies. He knows instantly that they are Adam and Eve. How?

NO BELLY BUTTONS!!

THAT THAT IS NOT IS, NOT THAT THAT IS IS. IS THAT ALL? THAT IS ALL.

In regards to 1

2 is correct.

3 is not there yet.

[Dr T]

I don't know. How about: "THAT THAT IS NOT, IS NOT THAT, THAT IS, IS, IS THAT ALL THAT IS, ALL?"