Isn't that riddle supposed to also have a moat around it and be a long ways from town? (From what I remember)
To continue it after you go through the hole you would sit till you're bored, take the board and place it over the moat. Walk across, yell till you're hoarse, jump on the horse and ride to town.
This could probably be continued with other words in the English language that do the same thing.
To continue it after you go through the hole you would sit till you're bored, take the board and place it over the moat. Walk across, yell till you're hoarse, jump on the horse and ride to town.
This could probably be continued with other words in the English language that do the same thing.
Originally Posted by snoresville
if you see that the sky is blue, and i see the sky is blue, and we both agree that the sky is blue, but if hampa says it's red, then how come you and i agreed that the sky is blue, but hampa is seeing the sky as red?
He's crying tears of blood.
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If Hampa sees the sky as red it clearly is red because Hampa=truth. It is possible that we do not possess a high enough level of intelligence to realise that the sky is actually read rather than blue.
Actual answer is that Hampa is in a different place and it is sunrise or sunset there when it is midday where we are.
Actual answer is that Hampa is in a different place and it is sunrise or sunset there when it is midday where we are.
Good morning sweet princess
Originally Posted by duck
Play with the words, my friends.
You look at the table, then you look at the table in the mirror, and you see what you saw.
You take thw saw and you saw the table in two halves, and since two halves make a whole, you crawl out of the hole.
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Yeah, you are right. I never said the answer made any sense. In fact, I said it made no sense at all. It takes some lateral thinking to get the answer.
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Originally Posted by 13chillz
Isn't that riddle supposed to also have a moat around it and be a long ways from town? (From what I remember)
To continue it after you go through the hole you would sit till you're bored, take the board and place it over the moat. Walk across, yell till you're hoarse, jump on the horse and ride to town.
This could probably be continued with other words in the English language that do the same thing.
There is no need to make the riddle so long. The answer is already ludicrous. That extended part would have drove people to madness.
Last edited by dannyrug; Jun 27, 2014 at 07:25 PM.
Reason: <24 hour edit/bump
A hasbeen like the rest
Yeah. Sure it's around him but they never said it was constricting him or even how tall it was.