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"I Leave Ye with a Riddle..."

Basically someone posts a riddle, if you know the answer, you post the answer along with another riddle. You'll recieve 1 point for each one you get right, the names will be place on the score board, in the order of the most points.

Rules
1. Only one answer per member per question.
2. Once a question gets five wrong answers a new one will be set.
3. If a riddle isn't solved after a day, a new one will be set.
4. Don't use the Internet to find the answer. However, if you're to set the question, you may.
5. I'll decide who gets the point (by this, I mean, if you argue with me, I'll reset your score)
6. You can ask questions, within reason.
7. Rules 1 and 2 are lifted if the riddle contains a good few paragraphs.
8. If a riddle needs to be set, anyone can set them.


Current riddle:
[B]Please set a question
Current answer(s) to be checked:
N/A[/B]



[B]Scores:
Chaos - 5
Biggie Little Jr - 3
tnc - 2
Sunflower - 2
Revolver Ocelot - 2
Grandprix - 2
Grix Thraves - 2
Bob_The_Moose - 2
@ngeI - 1
Timmargh - 1

Thanks Biggie, the answer is that the ship is a submarine.

I thought it might be on the seabed and then slipped down an underwater chasm.

I'm SURE that must be the answer. ;)

Must be a similar riddle then, the one I found was about a submarine and the crew diving. I'll keep thinking then :)

Seems fine to me. E-mail me the answer you got please?

[email protected]

Did you word it wrong? I cheated and I didn't understand the answer :S

All wrong :)

or it was a paper ship.

Because it was in quicksand.

Is it something to do with the anchor?

Or is it something silly like a toy ship in a bath?

On a fine sunny day a ship was at rest. All of a sudden the ship began to sink. There was no storm, nothing was placed on the ship, there were no holes in it and absolutely nothing was mechanically wrong with the ship.

Why did it sink?