Riddle thread.

[DarthBrik]

Heres a thread for all of the completly awsome riddles out there...

Yays first riddle of this thread!

A dead man is found in a locked room, hanging from the ceiling 4 ft. above the floor. The room is completely empty, except for a puddle of water below him. How did he die?

Another one: Where on your body can you put your hand where your other hand can't touch it?

[wazman2]

he hung himself?

and for the second, I think its an elbow



EDIT:

In olden days you are a clever thief charged with treason against the king and sentenced to death. But the king decided to be a little lenient and lets you choose your own way to die. What way should you choose?

[aoffan23]

A dead man is found in a locked room, hanging from the ceiling 4 ft. above the floor. The room is completely empty, except for a puddle of water below him. How did he die?

He put a noose around his neck and stood on an ice cube.

[DarthBrik]

I have no idea about your riddle... Mabey have you walk into the ocain with noone watching?

[Ogel96]

Old Age

[dilanski]

In olden days you are a clever thief charged with treason against the king and sentenced to death. But the king decided to be a little lenient and lets you choose your own way to die. What way should you choose?

Why would you be charged with treason? your a thief, and a clever one at that?


A fictional InterCity British rail train leaves Manchester station, and heads in a straight north-north-westerly direction, it comes to a 180 degree bend in the rail then encounters a strong wind blowing to the left side of the train. which way would the smoke be blown (use compass points).

[wazman2]

Old Age

right

[wazman2]

A fictional InterCity British rail train leaves Manchester station, and heads in a straight north-north-westerly direction, it comes to a 180 degree bend in the rail then encounters a strong wind blowing to the left side of the train. which way would the smoke be blown (use compass points).

<------- that direction

EDIT: to the right side of the train?

[dilanski]

A fictional InterCity British rail train leaves Manchester station, and heads in a straight north-north-westerly direction, it comes to a 180 degree bend in the rail then encounters a strong wind blowing to the left side of the train. which way would the smoke be blown (use compass points).

<------- that direction

Nope, remember this is a riddle, not a maths question.

[dilanski]

Old Age

right

If I was the king I'd make sure he died of old age....in my dungeons.

[Zahru II]

Where does your lap go when you stand up?

[Magic Soap]

1: We are two twins, we are full up in the day but at night we are empty. We work all day, rest all night. What are we?

2: 5 men are walking along a pavement/sidewalkforyoufucktards. It starts to rain, so 4 of the men start walking more quickly. The 5th does not walk faster. They do not have a single jacket between them, and they have no umbrellas. The 4 men still get wet, but the 5th stays completely dry. How?

3: Moses builds his ark. He gets the animals on 2X2. If it takes 5 mins per pair, and there are 300 species, how long will it take him, in hours?

[BFenix]

I will pay no attention to this thread, riddles wont let me sleep at night...

[SnakeMittens]

1: We are two twins, we are full up in the day but at night we are empty. We work all day, rest all night. What are we?

2: 5 men are walking along a pavement/sidewalkforyoufucktards. It starts to rain, so 4 of the men start walking more quickly. The 5th does not walk faster. They do not have a single jacket between them, and they have no umbrellas. The 4 men still get wet, but the 5th stays completely dry. How?

3: Moses builds his ark. He gets the animals on 2X2. If it takes 5 mins per pair, and there are 300 species, how long will it take him, in hours?

1. Dunno.
2.It's a funeral. The fifth man is in a coffin.
3.25 hours, or a really long time.

[solvess]

here is my riddle (do not answer is you knew it before hand let other people try to figure it out)

What goes on four legs in the morning, on two legs at noon, and on three legs in the evening?