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I've got a riddle for you. I will tell You the anwser later today when i think enough people have guessed. See who can get it......
A train goes up a hill, which way does the steam go?
A train goes up a hill, which way does the steam go?
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After the new Canon Law that took effect on November 27th 1983, would a Roman Catholic man be allowed to marry his widow's sister?
Two mothers and two daughters were fishing. They managed to catch one small fish, one big fish and one fat fish. Since only three fush were caught how is it piossible that they each took a fish home?
P@st@ wrote:
> Here's One.
>
>
> After the recent snow, the police reported that a man had been found
> dead in the middle of a field. There were no tracks around him
> leading to or from the body, and no evidence that the man had moved.
> An Autopsy later showed that the man did NOT die from the weather,
> and had died after the snow had stopped falling.
>
> How did he die?
You was ment to mention a rucksack (back pack) but he was doing a parachute jump and his chute failed to open!
I got millions of these in a game thing!
> Here's One.
>
>
> After the recent snow, the police reported that a man had been found
> dead in the middle of a field. There were no tracks around him
> leading to or from the body, and no evidence that the man had moved.
> An Autopsy later showed that the man did NOT die from the weather,
> and had died after the snow had stopped falling.
>
> How did he die?
You was ment to mention a rucksack (back pack) but he was doing a parachute jump and his chute failed to open!
I got millions of these in a game thing!
Here's One.
After the recent snow, the police reported that a man had been found dead in the middle of a field. There were no tracks around him leading to or from the body, and no evidence that the man had moved. An Autopsy later showed that the man did NOT die from the weather, and had died after the snow had stopped falling.
How did he die?
After the recent snow, the police reported that a man had been found dead in the middle of a field. There were no tracks around him leading to or from the body, and no evidence that the man had moved. An Autopsy later showed that the man did NOT die from the weather, and had died after the snow had stopped falling.
How did he die?
Fiery Salamander wrote:
> There are a few more holes in the riddle such as,
> -how did the fish bowl smash?
it was on the table and the table got knocked over
> -how did a fish lock the door?
it was locked from the outside with a thing called a key (modern technology eh!!)
> -How did the table get knocked over?
By a little kiddy
> -Where is the person who looks after the fish?
upstairs having a sleep
> -Why would investigaters care about the corpse of a fish?
where in the riddle does it say the investigators care about the fish body
> -Why would the investigaters be puzzled about where the water came from?
If u walked into a room with no taps or water sources you'd be a bit puzzled..wouldn't you?
> There are a few more holes in the riddle such as,
> -how did the fish bowl smash?
it was on the table and the table got knocked over
> -how did a fish lock the door?
it was locked from the outside with a thing called a key (modern technology eh!!)
> -How did the table get knocked over?
By a little kiddy
> -Where is the person who looks after the fish?
upstairs having a sleep
> -Why would investigaters care about the corpse of a fish?
where in the riddle does it say the investigators care about the fish body
> -Why would the investigaters be puzzled about where the water came from?
If u walked into a room with no taps or water sources you'd be a bit puzzled..wouldn't you?
ßora† SagdiyeV wrote:
> err, how did the fishbowl just smash? there's more to this riddle
> than meets the eye. was it a big fish that was rocking its weight
> left to right and slid the bowl off, or was there wind blowing it
> somehow, maybe a poltergeist was involved, or ..... :)
There are a few more holes in the riddle such as,
-how did the fish bowl smash?
-how did a fish lock the door?
-How did the table get knocked over?
-Where is the person who looks after the fish?
-Why would investigaters care about the corpse of a fish?
-Why would the investigaters be puzzled about where the water came from?
> err, how did the fishbowl just smash? there's more to this riddle
> than meets the eye. was it a big fish that was rocking its weight
> left to right and slid the bowl off, or was there wind blowing it
> somehow, maybe a poltergeist was involved, or ..... :)
There are a few more holes in the riddle such as,
-how did the fish bowl smash?
-how did a fish lock the door?
-How did the table get knocked over?
-Where is the person who looks after the fish?
-Why would investigaters care about the corpse of a fish?
-Why would the investigaters be puzzled about where the water came from?
Darling wrote:
> i dont know
so you'd find it perfectly normal if you came downstairs one day to find your beloved pet goldfish "Percy" lying dead in a pool of water, his bowl ruthlessly smashed all over the floor, would you? :D
> i dont know
so you'd find it perfectly normal if you came downstairs one day to find your beloved pet goldfish "Percy" lying dead in a pool of water, his bowl ruthlessly smashed all over the floor, would you? :D
i dont know
err, how did the fishbowl just smash? there's more to this riddle than meets the eye. was it a big fish that was rocking its weight left to right and slid the bowl off, or was there wind blowing it somehow, maybe a poltergeist was involved, or ..... :)
yep
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