The Riddle Game

Any hint?

Has to do with ... relatives.

They're all inbred.

ha... not likely. Except the gabbage kids, maybe.

All of them were adopted.

All of them were adopted.

Ta-daa!!! Good.


Up next:


Can you name three consecutive days without using the words Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, or Sunday?

Christmas eve, Christmas day, Boxing day?

Christmas eve, Christmas day, Boxing day?

I wouldn't know about boxing day. I'm Greek.

I guess it's fair if boxing day is always on Dec 26th.

But I had something simpler in mind.

The first, second, and third?

The first, second, and third?

first, second and third... what?

Not close.

Of the month.

Of the month.

I guess it'll have to do. But you can go even simpler than that.

Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow. If that's not it I will kill you hardly.

That's what i was going to say next too.

Good. Don't kill me too hardly on the next one.

PS: This is one hell of a spam-postboosting thread...


One last round for tonight:

What is the current greatest use of cowhide, worldwide?

To cover the hides of cows, obviously.

To cover the hides of cows, obviously.

Obviously. Not to some.

The greatest use of cowhide is to hide cows?

Hold cows together


What are the numbers that come after these

4
14
1114
3114
132114
1113122114

We already did that.

311311222114

dam it

An easy one now:

You are standing by a river with a 5-gallon jug and a 3-gallon jug, but you need exactly 4 gallons of water. Using only the 2 jugs you have, how can you measure out 4 gallons?

jugs

for some reason i get really excited when Jugs is mentioned anywher

i knew the answer to this riddle ages ago but i forgot

I guess you could fill the 3 gallon jug, pore it into the 5 gallon jug giving 3 gallons of water in 5 gallon jug....then fill the 3 gallon jug up....pore water into the 5 gallon jug until the 5 gallon jug is fill....this leaves 5 gallons in the 5 gallon jug & 1 gallon in the 3 gallon jug....pore the contents of the 5 gallon jug out....pore the 3 gallon jug (with 1 gallon in it) into the 5 gallon jug....fill the 3 gallon jug completely....pore the contents of the 3 gallon jug into 5 gallon jug & hey presto, you have 4 gallons in your 5 gallon jug

probably complicated that, but seems right to me....

Yeah thats my answer