99% at least.

Yes sometimes games are called off.

Damn..I should read more carefully! Most of those riddles are word trick hehe.. :winkwink:

Not what I was thinking of - just the three letter word 'and' five times in a row please :)

And and and and and.

A woman from New York married ten different men from that city, yet she did not break any laws. None of the men died, and she never divorced. How was this possible.

She was performing the ceremonies?

SpaceAce

correct she was a minister.

Mormon! Or islamic... :winkwink:

Can your translate the following into a sentance?

100204180

dedicated to you leet people.

I ought naught to owe for I ate nothing.

Yes, if you're a prisoner :)

I Ought Not to Owe, For I Ate Nothing

LOL at your location - it's a bit like that round here

Sometimes I think the border is 20 miles north of here.

stevet and djr correct.

Want me to post the answer to the five 'and's ?

(if you use this one and get your ass kicked I have no responsibility)

If someone said to you. "I will bet you $1 that is you give me $2. I will give you $3 in return", would this be a good bet for you to take?

Explain.

Mine was a correct sentance. Go for it though.

Heh, heh, no. If you give him two bucks, he can just say, "I lose," and give you one dollar back. He comes out ahead $1.

SpaceAce

should that say *if* you give me $2?

Not sure what you mean but I guess no...cause if you win you'll only make a buck and if he wins he'll make two.. LOL

No because somehow you'd end up with $1... when I figure out why.

No. The other person could take your $2 and say they lost. Theyd have to give you $1

correct - add djr and stevet

Wasn't 5 consecutive three letter ands though was it? :)
Anyway - it's a pub sign for the Pig and Whistle. It had to be repainted so that there was the same spacing between pig and and and and and whistle.

There's a similar one where you can use the word 'had' 11 times in a row, but I can't remember it.

A farmer in California owns a beautiful pear tree. He supplies the fruit to a nearby grocery store. The store owner has called the famer to she how much fruit is available for him to purchase. The farmer knows that the main trunk has 24 branches. Each branch has excatly 12 boughs and each bough has excactly 6 twigs. Since each twig bears one piece of fruit, how many plums will the farmer be able to deliver?

Its a pear tree. None.

correct- stevet

Wait...it's a pear tree! so I guess he won't have any plums!

Zero considering plums don't grow on pear trees.

SpaceAce

LOL... Plums don't grown on Pear trees.

I like this one! :thumbsup

Murder mystery time. Get your theory caps on for this murder.

A man was found assassinated in his 51st floor hotel room which had been locked from within by the dead bolt. He was slouched in a chair in front of one of the windows in the room. The carpet below the window drapes was damp. The only sound in the room was the steady drone of the air conditioner. A bullet had entered the back of his head and was lodged in the base of his skull. It was determined he was shot and killed exactly where he sat, and that the bullet had been fired from well over 150 feet away. The man had been dead for several hours. Since the windows were closed and the glass unbroken, plus there were no bullet entry holes anywhere in the room aside from the one in the body. How was the assassinastion carried out?

Ahhh, this one :thumbsup

Lee Harvey Oswald? :)

had to fix a few grammer mistakes.

Ive heard this. Should I answer or wait?

I've heard one similar to this. The window was propped open with ice.

I don't like this kind of "riddle" because it's really farfetched and silly.

SpaceAce

The window was open at the time of the assassination, but blew closed afterwards with the wind or something like that.