Riddles

Originally Posted by Sheik Attack

Here's my personal favorite:
Two coins add up to 30 cents. One of the coins is not a quarter. What are the two coins?
(if you watch Scrubs, you should know this so don't answer it)

And another one. This relys on a kind of stupid logic.
A girl is trapped in a room made of 6' solid concrete. There are no windows and the only door is made of 3' thick steel and is locked shut. In the room are a piano, a table, and a saw. Name 2 ways she can escape using those items.

A nickle and a qauarter
I'm not sure on the second one exactly, but I have a feeling it's goin to involve a key (from the piano of course)

yes. you are close.

ooohhh ive heard that one before and it has something to do with words that are spelt the same but have different meanings, i think.

You're getting closer....

well other than that i have no idea, maybe the key used from the piano to unlock the door or something, no clue

there's one.

1.) Use a key from the piano to unlock the door (already been said).

2.) Use the saw to saw the table in half. Two halves make a whole. Use the hole to escape.

thats it, i remember it now, and im notjust saying that]

Originally Posted by Mattocks

A nickle and a qauarter
I'm not sure on the second one exactly, but I have a feeling it's goin to involve a key (from the piano of course)

he just said one of the coins is NOT a quarter. unless you think spelling it qauarter makes it count

Originally Posted by Margar

he just said one of the coins is NOT a quarter. unless you think spelling it qauarter makes it count

He said ONE of the coins is not a quarter. That doesn't mean the other one isn't. That's how a riddle works.

Originally Posted by LinkdOOd110

He said ONE of the coins is not a quarter. That doesn't mean the other one isn't. That's how a riddle works.

*face palm*

wow.

*crawls into hole*

Realy, but I was goin for the miss spelling! Nah, that is pretty much it, one isn't a quarter, the other one is.

that's it.

Originally Posted by Sheik Attack

Anorher fairly simple one:
A scientist studying in Antarctica comes upon a body frozen in the ice. He runs back to camp and tells everybody else that he has found Adam, (as in the Adam) but he did not do anything to the ice or body. How does the scientist know that this is Adam?

Well either Adam wasn't the one stuck in the ice or this guy obviously knows Adam.

Look back. the answers there.
nvrmnd, I'll just tell you. He doesnt have a belly button.

You've wondered into a room with no doors, windows or anyhting exept 4 soild walls a soild roof and a solid floor. How do you get out (Stupied logic needed)

Originally Posted by Pezdude

You've wondered into a room with no doors, windows or anyhting exept 4 soild walls a soild roof and a solid floor. How do you get out (Stupied logic needed)

The same way you wandered in????? (however that may have been...) Too stupid, or not stupid enough?

Either what mattocks said or the room has more than 4 walls, example the one I'm in now has about 6. Though that's thinking way too much abot structure.

Originally Posted by squall24

Either what mattocks said or the room has more than 4 walls, example the one I'm in now has about 6. Though that's thinking way too much abot structure.

Hey, why not both?

Nah Mattocks got it

Ps. L rules