Riddles

Four men were in a boat on the lake. The boat turns over, and all four men sink to the bottom of the lake, yet not a single man got wet! Why?

Do you know 0_o

because they all got wet or they were all married

Only the married men got wet? :3

The lake was the Dead Sea.

Hm, both first guess are correct.
I gotta get harder ones, or dumber people.

What can bring back the dead;
make us cry, make us laugh, make us young;
born in an instant yet lasts a life time?

The lettter "E"?

I dunno.

Nope.
Nice try but nowhere close.

if you multiply 2 by itself 1000 times what will you get?

Originally Posted by Mini-Link

Hm, both first guess are correct.
I gotta get harder ones, or dumber people.

What can bring back the dead;
make us cry, make us laugh, make us young;
born in an instant yet lasts a life time?

Sounds like a memory to me.

2x10^1000?

Not my guess.

It would be (2x2)1000?

Lioness is right.

zeldace the answer is 4. No matter how many times you multioply 2x2 the answer is always 4.

Originally Posted by ZeldaMaster#1#1

2x10^1000?

Not my guess.

It would be (2x2)1000?

nope

Originally Posted by Mini-Link

Lioness is right.

zeldace the answer is 4. No matter how many times you multioply 2x2 the answer is always 4.

awww you have to ruin my fun, noone has answered the second part to my other riddle yet

My voice is tender, my waist is slender and I'm often invited to play. Yet wherever I go I must take my bow or else I have nothing to say. What am I?

Originally Posted by ZeldaMaster#1#1

My voice is tender, my waist is slender and I'm often invited to play. Yet wherever I go I must take my bow or else I have nothing to say. What am I?

its a violin

Late at night, three wanderers knocked on the door to a farmer's house. They wished for a place to stay at night, and perhaps a meal or two. The farmer and his wife were very kind, and allowed the three men to stay over the night. The wife set up a table filled with food and the farmer's son set up three extra beds. Everyone went to bed satisfied that night. The next morning, just after sunrise, the three guests were once again served an excellent meal. Filled with gratitude to their hosts, they asked to pay for themselves, as the time for their departure was drawing near.
The farmer and the wanderers agreed on that 10 gold marks each would be a just sum.
The guests paid and left the farm. However, the farmer soon thought that 30 marks had been a bit too much and so he asked his son to run after the men and pay them back 5 marks.While the boy ran he thought that no one would notice if he took 2 of the gold marks, after all, it would be easier to split for the men. So, when he reached the men he gave them 3 gold pieces back and everyone was happy.

BUT! If the men got back 3 marks, then they had paid 27. And with the two gold marks the boy took, that makes 29. So, where did the last coin go?

Originally Posted by Lioness

Late at night, three wanderers knocked on the door to a farmer's house. They wished for a place to stay at night, and perhaps a meal or two. The farmer and his wife were very kind, and allowed the three men to stay over the night. The wife set up a table filled with food and the farmer's son set up three extra beds. Everyone went to bed satisfied that night. The next morning, just after sunrise, the three guests were once again served an excellent meal. Filled with gratitude to their hosts, they asked to pay for themselves, as the time for their departure was drawing near.
The farmer and the wanderers agreed on that 10 gold marks each would be a just sum.
The guests paid and left the farm. However, the farmer soon thought that 30 marks had been a bit too much and so he asked his son to run after the men and pay them back 5 marks.While the boy ran he thought that no one would notice if he took 2 of the gold marks, after all, it would be easier to split for the men. So, when he reached the men he gave them 3 gold pieces back and everyone was happy.

BUT! If the men got back 3 marks, then they had paid 27. And with the two gold marks the boy took, that makes 29. So, where did the last coin go?

nowhere, you are supposed to subtract the 2 which would make 25 and if you add the 2 that the boy took and the three he gave to the men that makes 30

Originally Posted by zeldace6400

awww you have to ruin my fun, noone has answered the second part to my other riddle yet

I don't think anyone is goin to

Originally Posted by Mattocks

I don't think anyone is goin to

ohhh well i aint handin out answers

What was the part of it that no one answered?
Just to refresh.