EDIT: sarongsong Solved this.. look below for another..
Thirty-two stallions on a rose-red hill.
They dance and stomp,
whistle and chomp.
Now they stand still.
Brush them so they gleam.
Rinse them in a stream.
I don't even get it. ](*,) Helllpp.
EDIT: sarongsong Solved this.. look below for another..
Thirty-two stallions on a rose-red hill.
They dance and stomp,
whistle and chomp.
Now they stand still.
Brush them so they gleam.
Rinse them in a stream.
I don't even get it. ](*,) Helllpp.
Sounds like human teeth.
I am amazed. How did you guess or know that? It certainly fits.Originally Posted by sarongsong
WOOHOO. THANK YOU. Man, I was going insane.
Just for kicks...
The first letter, a question eternally pending,
The second forms a line never ending,
The third, what I am called, but never me,
The fourth, what Heaven and Hell in common hold,
But alas, the rub: This riddling grows old.
As I'm currently dealing with things dental, 32 rang a bellOriginally Posted by beskeptical
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Guessing 'young'.Originally Posted by Monoxide Child
We're to assume that you've never read The Hobbit before, correct?Originally Posted by Monoxide Child
Correct.Originally Posted by xbck1
Oh, turns out it was "Youth".. But i would have been clueless without your help.Originally Posted by sarongsong
The first letter has wings but cannot fly,
The second is to am as we is to I,
The third is all others, as I of course, am I.
The fourth letter we drink (but not a savage, do you think?)
The fifth begins every END.
No brain, all brawn, this sorry friend.
K, my friend has a billion of these obviously.. these are FUN.
Originally Posted by Monoxide Child
BRUTE?
XLNT, AGN Fuel; I was going with W for your B---wrong!
How you get a 'T' out of this?...The fourth, what Heaven and Hell in common hold...---Monoxide Child
My question, too, unless it was supposed to be fifth instead of fourth.Originally Posted by sarongsong
Everything I need to know I learned through Googling.
There is a similar riddle in the old Mother Goose book. I read it to my kids so many times I knew this one immediately.Originally Posted by beskeptical
YOU all fit but how does the N figure?Originally Posted by sarongsong
And again, how does the T or TH fit?Originally Posted by Monoxide Child
I'll confirm a BRUTE here.Originally Posted by AGN Fuel
Also, I'm pretty sure that the Heaven/Hell clue is actually letter #5. Unless the answer is YOUH, anyway.
The first letter, a question eternally pending : Y
The second forms a line never ending : O
The third, what I am called, but never me : U
The fourth, what Heaven and Hell in common hold : H
Am I missing something obvious , or is there a missing T ?
Someone dropped a line:
This and more riddles here: http://www.artsforge.com/humor/riddles.htmlThe first letter a question eternally pending.
The second forms a line never ending.
The third: What I am called, but never me.
The fourth: Upon which a ball percheth for thee.
The fifth: What heaven & hell in common hold.
But, alas, the rub: This riddling grows old.
Everything I need to know I learned through Googling.
Well, this is fun so here are the riddles from ToSeek's link one at a time.
Once they are answered, I (or anyone else) can post the next one.#1
It makes men blind
and lets them see.
It tells the time;
a crystal be.
I don't know how late this response is (I don't want to spoil the answer to the second riddle), but this riddle is used, in a slightly different form, in "The Hobbit." That's how I know it.Originally Posted by beskeptical
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The sun? The last line doesn't quite fit, though sunlight can appear crystal-like at times (e.g. sunbeams)Originally Posted by beskeptical
Glass?Originally Posted by beskeptical
Line 1 - 4 glasses of the stuff I was drinking last night would make anyone blind.![]()
Line 2 - Glasses to help vision.
Line 3 - An hourglass.
Line 4 - self-explanatory.
[family feud]Good Answer! Good Answer! =D> [/family feud]Originally Posted by AGN Fuel
If you put on someone else's glasses, you go blind, or rather you can't see too well.Originally Posted by AGN Fuel
I thought about glass but it seems a tad off the mark on the 'makes men blind'. I also thought of light or the Sun but neither of those fit just right either.Originally Posted by constible
I guessing Sand;#1
It makes men blind
and lets them see.
It tells the time;
a crystal be.
Glass is made of sand, and it blinds you when it gets in your eye.
I don't get the crystal line however.
Well sand is composed of crystals of silicon dioxide.
Maybe we should try #2 and come back to #1 later.
From thin air comes and to air goes,
'tis a mirror that cannot break.
Home to some, to some a grave,
with salt a tear does make.