Riddles

air has no weight.

 

Air DOES have weight, from Nitrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide, and other crap we loaded into the air from industries. Did you forget to include atomic mass?

 

What's greater than God, more evil than the Devil, rich people need it, poor people have it, and if you eat it you die?

 

Germs, diseases, AIDS, plagues, cancer, etc.

 

Nothing.

The elephants shadow.

If a rooster lays a egg on top of a house and the wind is blowing West at 7:00 in the morning, and the wind shifts to Northwest by 7:30 in the morning, which way will the egg roll off the house?

P.S. I am the riddle master.

 

Is it me or you typed rooster?
rooster doesn't lay eggs...

wtf?

 

Bet you a fiver you aren't. Roosters don't lay eggs, so it's not really a riddle as a logic puzzle.

I'll find my riddle/logic puzzle book, then the fun begins.

 

i am waiting

 

The fact that roosters can't lay eggs is the riddle and I would gladly take your money.

 

Next riddle frosty

 

That's not a riddle. It's a logical non sequitur.

 

I know it isn't the riddle...

what ever you say boss man.

There is a very common English word that is nine letters long. Each time you remove a letter from it, it still remains an English word, from nine letters right down to a single letter. What is the original word, and what are the words that it becomes after removing one letter at a time?

If anyones gets this without cheating you may revoke my title as the "King of Riddle".

 

man
this sure is hard

 

Guess that means i'm still the King.

P.S. if you give up i'll answer it.

 

geez, err can i use a dictionary?
Post Merge: [time]1248249183[/time]
startling
starting
staring
string
sting
sing
sin
in
i

I got it from my friend, (>< ) i was trying so hard to think of a word (yes i used a dictionary...) and my friend as me whats up. I told her, then she told me. (>< )

 

Yawn. It's "startling".

Startling, starting, staring, string, sting, sing, sin, in, I.

 

Man,
I think you goggled the riddle

 

I like patterns, and I've seen this. I couldn't get round to it straight away because this place isn't that important.

 

Anyone have a new riddle?

 

There was a man who lived on the tenth floor and he takes the elevator to the first floor to leave for work everyday. When he comes home, he uses the elevator to go up to the tenth floor, but only on rainy days or when there are other people on the elevator. On all the other days, he takes the elevator to the 7th floor, gets out and walks three stories until his apartment.

Why?

One of my teachers told me this.