Edward Nigma is a villain obsessed with riddles, puzzles, and brain teasers, who took the alias of the Riddler to commit crimes. Riddler frequently tries to outsmart Gotham's hero Batman, but is always defeated by the Dark Knight.
@BiteMe-Fanboy: I know where you got it. So don't say I cheated. I'm not after your Precious. lol I read that book too. That's why I originally wanted to say pineapple, but your second riddle reminded me of the book. They are really great books. The more clever riddle was in the Fellowship of the Ring though.
First Row: one 1 = 11 Second Row: Two 1s = 21 Third Row: one 2, one 1 = 1211 Fourth Row: one 1, one 2, two 1s = 111221 Fifth Row: three 1s, two 2s, one 1 = 312211 Sixth Row: one 3, one 1, two 2s, two 1s = 13112221 Seventh Row: one 1, one 3, two 1s, three 2s, one 1 = 1113213211
@BiteMe-Fanboy: 1. An Egg (I almost wanted to say pineapple.)
2. Time "
You are good indeed, time to move on to the more challenging stuff.
@E.Nigma: Thanks, but I'm feeling like we are making things too hard and not enough people are enjoying it. This thread should be about having fun.
I'm going to be pretty busy for the next day. I'm baking an decorating a cake for my cousin's children. I make the cakes for their birthday parties. His daughter has a deadly peanut allergy.
Riddle:
Which of these words don't make the sound of silence.
Well, people are doing so well with the riddles and puzzles. I thought I would add in a coded message from one of my favorite mystery series. This was called the Gambler's Code.
Riddle:
This code was used by a habitual gambler to hide his 7 digit number code. To crack this code you need to think like a gambler.
1.A box without hinges, key or lid, Yet golden treasure inside is hid.
and
2.This thing all things devours: Birds, beasts, trees, flowers; Gnaws iron, bites steel; Grinds hard stones to meal; Slays king, ruins town, And beats high mountain down.
Hey diddle-diddle! Time for a riddle! "Though in a shape, I am a sense, forever locked in past of tense. Think for a moment, just a few clicks, and you'll find me at your finger tips. What am I?"
Since there were a lot of riddles that nobody attempted to solve before posting their own, I'll just respond to as many as I can. Here goes.
"The beginning of the end, the end of space and the end of time?"
The letter "e".
"What is Heavy and not backwards?"
A ton is heavy and not backwards.
To @FoxxFireArt's riddle about "Which of these words don't make the sound of silence," the answer is "rest" because it doesn't have a silent letter.
"When is a box not a box?" I believe "imagination" is the key to that one, because then a box is whatever you want it to be. It's from a children's book, is it not?
To the riddle posted directly above me, the answer is "Justice".
Now for MY turn! Riddle me this: I think without a brain. I run without legs. I breathe without lungs. I get sick yet never cough or sneeze. If I die, I can be reborn. What am I?
Now for MY turn! Riddle me this: I think without a brain. I run without legs. I breathe without lungs. I get sick yet never cough or sneeze. If I die, I can be reborn. What am I?
Any chance it's a computer? Pretty sure I'm stretching here.
I randomly came up with a riddle earlier today (set it as my status here earlier). What are the chances a thread like this would suddenly resurrect on the same day?
Anyway, it's not hard, but I'd like to think it's good:
Riddle me this: When is half a Thomas just as good as four whole Georges?
I randomly came up with a riddle earlier today (set it as my status here earlier). What are the chances a thread like this would suddenly resurrect on the same day?
Anyway, it's not hard, but I'd like to think it's good:
Riddle me this: When is half a Thomas just as good as four whole Georges?
1 dollar. Thomas Jefferson was a 2 dollar bill, and 4 Georges are 4 quarters, which makes one dollar (also George). "Half of Thomas" is equal to "1 George"
Well, people are doing so well with the riddles and puzzles. I thought I would add in a coded message from one of my favorite mystery series. This was called the Gambler's Code.
Riddle:
This code was used by a habitual gambler to hide his 7 digit number code. To crack this code you need to think like a gambler.
Gambler's Code
I'm really interested in this Riddle.
I've cracked it, but I don't think I'm going to give out the answer. Oh no, that would spoil the fun. I will, however, provide hints for anyone interested. They'll be in the form of riddles of course. *snickers*
A man was fount insise his car stabbed to death. the windows were rolled up locked and bullet proof car doors were closed and locked,the trunk was locked and the hood was locked, how was he stabbed to death.
A man was fount insise his car stabbed to death. the windows were rolled up locked and bullet proof car doors were closed and locked,the trunk was locked and the hood was locked, how was he stabbed to death.
He stabbed himself?
What is it that, after you take away the whole, some still remains?
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