Riddles, anyone? - Progressive Rock Music Forum

Jim Garten wrote:

No sex happens in either room?

Oops, I forgot about this. Someone moved this thread.

No Jim, not quite. There isn't a single person in either one of them.

You have 2 rooms. One is filled with married couples. The other is completely empty. What do these rooms have in common?

Flyingsod wrote:

A man picked it up in the forest but didnt know.
He carried it home in his hands.
When he found it he threw it away.

I give up. What's the answer?

maani wrote:

Uh...guys?...riddles are great, but don't they belong in the "just for fun" section and not in this one?

Ok, I suppose your right.

We'll the answer too mine was "Morning Dew"

So I take that as a no one has any. Aww, dissapointing.

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Let's spot the old men in the audience. (please excuse misspellings)

Answer:

Based on the state of inerita, developing a centrifugal force, which acts as a catalyst rather than a catylagenic, thus hastening the chain reaction that percipitates that same matter. Thank you.

Question: ?

Kryten : "'Pub'? Ah yes, A meeting place where humans attempt to achieve advanced states of mental incompetence by the repeated consumption of fermented vegetable drinks."

Riddles can be fun (although a bit twee for my taste) Up there ^ I merely expressed my amusement (actually, I LOL) at Ricochet's deadpan response.......

Maybe I shouldn't admit this but.......on another forum (the health one about which I posted elsewhere as being full of rather dumb right-wing harpies) someone posted a riddle. (One of those where a strange situation is described, but only in outline; you're not given the full info & have to extrapolate, asking questions to find the "correct" answer.....very teenage mentality.....); anyway.....so once that had been solved, I posted up another.....under one of my pseudonyms........as a barely English-speaking German student (apologies to any Germans reading this - "German" chosen only because I'd lived there for a bit & had some background knowledge of language & culture). Of course, it was a totally insoluble (unsolvable?) riddle, totally ridiculous, although with just about enough logic to keep the harpies going for a short while (I could certainly have played it better, though...)

Whaddya mean childish? Well, ok, maybe

Whaddya mean cruel? They deserved it, believe you me...

"Every man over forty is a scoundrel." GBS

Vompatti wrote:

Here's a real classic: "What walks on four feet in the morning, two at noon, and three in the evening?"

A man

He walks on 4 when he's a baby, walks on 2 when he grow up and uses a cane when he's old.

RIP in bossa nova heaven.

No, it isn't a comet. I'll wait a bit longer for the answer. But niether of you had riddles of your own? Aww.

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Ricochet wrote:

I believe the policy of this forum is against riddles. Geek

"Every man over forty is a scoundrel." GBS

What do you mwan against riddles? Whats wrong with riddles? Where does it say that?

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