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"Just a little riddle"

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?

Darling wrote:
>Four Men sat down to play
>they played all night till break of day
>they played for gold and not for fun
>with separate scores for everyone
>when they came to square accounts
>they all made quite fair amounts
>can you the paradox explain
>if no one lost, how could all gain?

Someone else lost?

no

ok , how about that the gold expanded ?

homosh wrote:
> >Four Men sat down to play
> >they played all night till break of day
> >they played for gold and not for fun
> >with separate scores for everyone
> >when they came to square accounts
> >they all made quite fair amounts
> >can you the paradox explain
> >if no one lost, how could all gain?

> The price of gold has increased , is that correct or what ?


Nope

>Four Men sat down to play
>they played all night till break of day
>they played for gold and not for fun
>with separate scores for everyone
>when they came to square accounts
>they all made quite fair amounts
>can you the paradox explain
>if no one lost, how could all gain?
The price of gold has increased , is that correct or what ?

mgirlie wrote:
> "Brothers and sisters I have none,
> the dead man's father, is my father's son."
>
> who is in the coffin?


It's the driver's son.

mgirlie wrote:
> A man is walking down the road and he sees a hearse coming toward him
> with a man at the reins and a coffin in the back. As the hearse
> approches he calls the the driver and asks him who the dead person
> is.
>
> He replies:
>
> "Brothers and sisters I have none,
> the dead man's father, is my father's son."
>
> who is in the coffin?

the driver himself

The Drivers Son.

A man is walking down the road and he sees a hearse coming toward him with a man at the reins and a coffin in the back. As the hearse approches he calls the the driver and asks him who the dead person is.

He replies:

"Brothers and sisters I have none,
the dead man's father, is my father's son."

who is in the coffin?

>Four Men sat down to play
>they played all night till break of day
>they played for gold and not for fun
>with separate scores for everyone
>when they came to square accounts
>they all made quite fair amounts
>can you the paradox explain
>if no one lost, how could all gain?
The gold expanded due to the heat .