There are lots of things that are brown and smell... you can interpret "smell" as a verb and it would be all brown animals (dogs, bears, mice, rabbits, camels, horses...) or you can interpret "smell" as anything that has a smell, which is most things... so all brown objects that aren't odourless (chocolate, coffee, poop, all those same animals again, certain groups of humans....)
You could take "smell" as being that the thing smells bad, which would leave you with poop, a subset of the animals already listed and a smaller group of humans.
Posted 19 Nov 08
Not to question your powers of perception there SirM, but I don't see a series of numbers there
Posted 25 Nov 08
While Bob had had, "had", Alice had had, "had had". "Had had" had been correct.
That it?
Now try explaining "Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo".
Posted 13 Nov 08
"If you are OK, you have already stolen [thunder]"
Nope, I'm foxed.
Posted 11 Nov 08
Is this in any way politics related?
'cause if so, my guess is "voted for the other guy"
Posted 06 Nov 08
Cross posted from "Why we travel" in General, the challenge is to break the code and tell me what my method is, to make "im very good at wording things badly isnt i" encode to "zbo iuewtisgrznxtcwliyllwlgisjbd iuyepruuwi"
Didn't originally intend for this to be a riddle so much as an unfairly impossible task for people to beat their brains out on... so it isn't easily broken ![]()
Posted 21 Oct 08
Number of riddles solved:
Posted 29 Apr 08
Two coins add up to 35 cents. One of them is not a quarter. What are they?
A quarter and a whatever-you-call-a-10c-coin (the 10c one is the one that's not a quarter)
Posted 03 Nov 08
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