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My first is in biscuit but never in cake
My second's in awesome but not in great
My third is in mother but not seen in dad
My fourth is in sunny but never in sad
My fifth is a vowel found in water not creek
My sixth is found only in one day of the week
My seventh's two of three that you learn when you're young
My eighth's not in song but it's there when it's sung
My ninth's in eleven and twelve, not thirteen
My tenth is in island and river, not stream
My eleventh's in precious and secret and paste
My twelfth is in phantom and spectre and haste
My whole stalks the night in a quiet dreamlike state
With no memories the next day of being out late
My second's in awesome but not in great
My third is in mother but not seen in dad
My fourth is in sunny but never in sad
My fifth is a vowel found in water not creek
My sixth is found only in one day of the week
My seventh's two of three that you learn when you're young
My eighth's not in song but it's there when it's sung
My ninth's in eleven and twelve, not thirteen
My tenth is in island and river, not stream
My eleventh's in precious and secret and paste
My twelfth is in phantom and spectre and haste
My whole stalks the night in a quiet dreamlike state
With no memories the next day of being out late
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can he reach the lettuce without crawling through the fence? (eat it through the gap?)
Drunk Cow wrote:
> A starving rabbit came upon a farmer's lettuce garden which was
> surrounded by a picket fence. The rabbit knew that he must eat soon or
> he would die. The problem the rabbit faced was that he could barely
> squeeze through the fence even in his hungry condition. If he were to
> go inside and eat the lettuce, he would be too fat to escape should
> the farmer come by. The other problem facing the rabbit was that the
> lettuce was too large to push through the fence. How could the rabbit
> manage to eat the lettuce and still be able to escape?
Does he have to go in to eat?
could he go in, move a lettuce to the edge,
go out, stick his head through the fence and eat from the other side?
> A starving rabbit came upon a farmer's lettuce garden which was
> surrounded by a picket fence. The rabbit knew that he must eat soon or
> he would die. The problem the rabbit faced was that he could barely
> squeeze through the fence even in his hungry condition. If he were to
> go inside and eat the lettuce, he would be too fat to escape should
> the farmer come by. The other problem facing the rabbit was that the
> lettuce was too large to push through the fence. How could the rabbit
> manage to eat the lettuce and still be able to escape?
Does he have to go in to eat?
could he go in, move a lettuce to the edge,
go out, stick his head through the fence and eat from the other side?
There were only that small hole.
And this was a itty bitty rabbit he couldn't cut the lettece. He could barely pushit. But he could push it. Think of whatyou would do in this situation.
And this was a itty bitty rabbit he couldn't cut the lettece. He could barely pushit. But he could push it. Think of whatyou would do in this situation.
phi11ip wrote:
> He could throw the lettuce over...
>
> He could make a lettuce stairway...
>
> He could eat everything, become big and strong and break down the
> fence...
>
> or
>
> He could open the gate that lets the farmer in...
>
> Yeah, and the thingy about the hole, I just remembered that!
No x 5
> He could throw the lettuce over...
>
> He could make a lettuce stairway...
>
> He could eat everything, become big and strong and break down the
> fence...
>
> or
>
> He could open the gate that lets the farmer in...
>
> Yeah, and the thingy about the hole, I just remembered that!
No x 5
were there any gaps in the fence ?
Stupid riddle...
There's too many answers...
He ~could~ dig his way out...
He could cut the lettuce up...
There's too many answers...
He ~could~ dig his way out...
He could cut the lettuce up...
Simon Says wrote:
> Drunk Cow wrote:
> A starving rabbit came upon a farmer's lettuce garden which was
> surrounded by a picket fence. The rabbit knew that he must eat soon
> or
> he would die. The problem the rabbit faced was that he could barely
> squeeze through the fence even in his hungry condition. If he were
> to
> go inside and eat the lettuce, he would be too fat to escape should
> the farmer come by. The other problem facing the rabbit was that the
> lettuce was too large to push through the fence. How could the
> rabbit
> manage to eat the lettuce and still be able to escape?
>
> are we to assume there is no gate, the rabbit cannot get over the
> fence, or get the lettuce over the fence, or divide the lettuce into
> smaller pieces?
no gate, he can't split it.
This riddle is based on wits ands clevernessness.
> Drunk Cow wrote:
> A starving rabbit came upon a farmer's lettuce garden which was
> surrounded by a picket fence. The rabbit knew that he must eat soon
> or
> he would die. The problem the rabbit faced was that he could barely
> squeeze through the fence even in his hungry condition. If he were
> to
> go inside and eat the lettuce, he would be too fat to escape should
> the farmer come by. The other problem facing the rabbit was that the
> lettuce was too large to push through the fence. How could the
> rabbit
> manage to eat the lettuce and still be able to escape?
>
> are we to assume there is no gate, the rabbit cannot get over the
> fence, or get the lettuce over the fence, or divide the lettuce into
> smaller pieces?
no gate, he can't split it.
This riddle is based on wits ands clevernessness.
Unbeliever wrote:
> Go through, eat the lettuce and then dig a small hole under the
> fence?
>
> *suspects the answer is a resounding NO!*
NO!
> Go through, eat the lettuce and then dig a small hole under the
> fence?
>
> *suspects the answer is a resounding NO!*
NO!
He could throw the lettuce over...
He could make a lettuce stairway...
He could eat everything, become big and strong and break down the fence...
or
He could open the gate that lets the farmer in...
Yeah, and the thingy about the hole, I just remembered that!
He could make a lettuce stairway...
He could eat everything, become big and strong and break down the fence...
or
He could open the gate that lets the farmer in...
Yeah, and the thingy about the hole, I just remembered that!
Drunk Cow wrote:
> A starving rabbit came upon a farmer's lettuce garden which was
> surrounded by a picket fence. The rabbit knew that he must eat soon or
> he would die. The problem the rabbit faced was that he could barely
> squeeze through the fence even in his hungry condition. If he were to
> go inside and eat the lettuce, he would be too fat to escape should
> the farmer come by. The other problem facing the rabbit was that the
> lettuce was too large to push through the fence. How could the rabbit
> manage to eat the lettuce and still be able to escape?
are we to assume there is no gate, the rabbit cannot get over the fence, or get the lettuce over the fence, or divide the lettuce into smaller pieces?
> A starving rabbit came upon a farmer's lettuce garden which was
> surrounded by a picket fence. The rabbit knew that he must eat soon or
> he would die. The problem the rabbit faced was that he could barely
> squeeze through the fence even in his hungry condition. If he were to
> go inside and eat the lettuce, he would be too fat to escape should
> the farmer come by. The other problem facing the rabbit was that the
> lettuce was too large to push through the fence. How could the rabbit
> manage to eat the lettuce and still be able to escape?
are we to assume there is no gate, the rabbit cannot get over the fence, or get the lettuce over the fence, or divide the lettuce into smaller pieces?
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