A Riddle

[Aurelian]

Not quite. I specifically said "the next month".

[Ciara]

prolly august!

[Daniel]

Oh, i know

March?

[Aurelian]

You are correct, Dan, but do you know why?

[Ciara]

cuz february has only 28 days sometimes .. thats how i counted with august since july and august have just as many days, but I bet that's wrong too

[This Land]

Take away my first letter and I am unchanged;
Take away my second letter and I am unchanged;
Take away all my remaining letters and I am still unchanged!

What am I?

[Aurelian]

Originally posted by Ciara
cuz february has only 28 days sometimes .. thats how i counted with august since july and august have just as many days, but I bet that's wrong too

Actually, your right in a way. February and March are the only consecutive months who's dates fall on the same weekdays. The only exception is leap-years.

A few word riddles:

What word is always spelt wrong?

Is there any single word in the English language that contains all the vowels?(AEIOUY)

What is the only word in the english language that contains three consecutive double letters?

[Kapasa]

These are just guesses ok?

What word is always spelt wrong? Febuary? (lol)

Is there any single word in the English language that contains all the vowels?

carvinerous? (I know it doesnt have "y" but i didnt think it was a vowel, if im wrong sorry)

err....Moo? (nah i dont know this)

they're all interesting

[LunarCat]

Originally posted by Roquivo
Actually, your right in a way. February and March are the only consecutive months who's dates fall on the same weekdays. The only exception is leap-years.

A few word riddles:

What word is always spelt wrong?

wrong

[Aurelian]

Originally posted by Roquivo
Actually, your right in a way. February and March are the only consecutive months who's dates fall on the same weekdays. The only exception is leap-years.

A few word riddles:

What word is always spelt wrong?

Is there any single word in the English language that contains all the vowels?(AEIOUY)

What is the only word in the english language that contains three consecutive double letters?

Good job, Lunar! These ones were't really meant for mad head scratching. The answers just make you laugh.

1. "Wrong" is always spealt "W-R-O-N-G".

2. Is there any word that contains all the vowels? Unquestionably

3. Bookkeeper

[Aikachi]

hmmm let's see if I can remember any good riddles that haven't already been said...

aha!

You are walking down a road, and come to a fork, you know that one way leads to fame and fortune, and one leads to evil evil death. You have no idea which way is which, and both ways look exactly the same as far as the eye can see. Standing at the junction are two identical twin brothers, they are known far and wide, one can speak only the truth, and the other can speak only lies. You cannot tell which brother is which, and they will only allow you to ask one brother one question, what one question can you ask to know for sure which way is which?

[This Land]

You piont to one of the roads and you ask one of the brothers
"Would your brother say this is the road to a evil evil death"

If he says yes, you go the way you pionted in that direction, if he says no you go in the other road that you diod not piont to.

[Dyani]

Probably been already done, but heres one:

There is a creature, name it.
In the morning it has four legs.
In the afternoon it has two legs.
In the evening it has three legs.




Also...

Originally posted by This land
Take away my first letter and I am unchanged;
Take away my second letter and I am unchanged;
Take away all my remaining letters and I am still unchanged!

What am I?

[Kapasa]

Originally posted by Dyani
Probably been already done, but heres one:

There is a creature, name it.
In the morning it has four legs.
In the afternoon it has two legs.
In the evening it has three legs.

I think its a...a human! With the day reresenting someones life, as a baby on all fours crawling, an adult walks on two legs, and the third leg is the stick in old age. I think...

Sorry if this has been done before...

-What runs all around the yard without moving?-

[Dyani]

A fence?

That was correct by the way Its a human alright.

[Kapasa]

yep, its a fence, nicely remebered or figuring it out....someones been having their wheatabix...

[Monai]

Originally posted by This land
Take away my first letter and I am unchanged;
Take away my second letter and I am unchanged;
Take away all my remaining letters and I am still unchanged!

What am I?

A mailbox?

[King Simba]

Ok, my turn:

A bus driver was heading down a street in Colorado. He went right past a stop sign without stopping, he turned left where there was a "no left turn" sign, and he went the wrong way on a one-way street. Then he went on the left side of the road past a cop car. Still - he didn't break any traffic laws. Why not?

[Dyani]

Because he's walking, not driving

Whats broken the moment its mentioned?

[King Simba]

Originally posted by Dyani
Because he's walking, not driving

Correct.

And as for yours, I'll have to try think on that one if no-one else gets it. xP