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  • Adventure
    Mod on Call
    • May 2006
    • 26653

    #91
    Or the elevator just crashed bit by bit and not in one time.
    Faily of Kzin

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    • Freakshow59
      Aspiring Author
      • Apr 2006
      • 3849

      #92
      Goddamn, *** is the answer?!?!?!? And, where's that guy when you need him?
      I'm back, but for how long? Meeting someone from the past is just one of the great parts of life, isn't?

      I Don't Do Crazy, I Perfer Sanity Challenged

      I'm not like crazy people, I just hang out and act like them ^^

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      • I.N.V.U
        bittersweet
        • Jul 2006
        • 140

        #93
        Answer

        Originally posted by Maniac
        Maybe this is because they are all dead,so there is no need.

        Or

        that this all is a scam and the elevator didnt really crash down.jk.
        Whoo! sorry i didn't give the answer sooner. but anyway Maniac got it right! well not the scam answer.

        "because they are all dead,so there is no need." Congrats!
        every human being needs a reason to live. if you think you don't need a reason to live, then there's your reason. get it?

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        • I.N.V.U
          bittersweet
          • Jul 2006
          • 140

          #94
          Another Riddle

          think math. think math. math math math math math math math math math. are you thinking math? math math math........i hope you are. really. but then...maybe not. MATH!!!!!!!!!!!

          A lion is chained to a tree. he is surrounded by grass. How much of the environment around him can the lion eat? the chain is 12.75 INCHES long and the area of the grass is 871.3 CENTIMETERS squared.


          some people might be too stupid to get this. but then maybe YOU aren't those people. YOU might be excellent at math. YOU might not be...easily fooled...
          every human being needs a reason to live. if you think you don't need a reason to live, then there's your reason. get it?

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          • Freakshow59
            Aspiring Author
            • Apr 2006
            • 3849

            #95
            Here's a tricky one, read it carefully: This common phrase appears on cardboard boxes. It has the vowels removed and space taken out, what is this familar sight?

            PNTHRND
            Last edited by Freakshow59; 07-18-2006, 23:01:39. Reason: Screwed up with answer, taking it out. *Hurting self for being a dumass, common knowledge problem*
            I'm back, but for how long? Meeting someone from the past is just one of the great parts of life, isn't?

            I Don't Do Crazy, I Perfer Sanity Challenged

            I'm not like crazy people, I just hang out and act like them ^^

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            • Adventure
              Mod on Call
              • May 2006
              • 26653

              #96
              A lion eats meat not grass. So he can eat nothing.
              Faily of Kzin

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              • Freakshow59
                Aspiring Author
                • Apr 2006
                • 3849

                #97
                Now answer mine, I have more. . . waiting to be solved. . .
                I'm back, but for how long? Meeting someone from the past is just one of the great parts of life, isn't?

                I Don't Do Crazy, I Perfer Sanity Challenged

                I'm not like crazy people, I just hang out and act like them ^^

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                • Mistery
                  Super Moderator
                  • Dec 2005
                  • 61730

                  #98
                  Yeah, if you wouldn't change them all the time, lol ;-)
                  I was just thinking about the one you posted first and suddenly you changed it. I just wanted to wait a while to make sure that I'm frying my brain on a riddle that doesn't disappear after a couple of minutes :-D

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                  • Freakshow59
                    Aspiring Author
                    • Apr 2006
                    • 3849

                    #99
                    Want me to post the first riddle I had up before I changed it?

                    Here it is: If L B at F means "Life Begins at Forty," what does this familar phrase stand for?

                    O of S, O of M
                    I'm back, but for how long? Meeting someone from the past is just one of the great parts of life, isn't?

                    I Don't Do Crazy, I Perfer Sanity Challenged

                    I'm not like crazy people, I just hang out and act like them ^^

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                    • Mistery
                      Super Moderator
                      • Dec 2005
                      • 61730

                      #100
                      No, just leave the one you have. You can post the other one after this one. Don't make me dizzy with more changes ;-)

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                      • Freakshow59
                        Aspiring Author
                        • Apr 2006
                        • 3849

                        #101
                        Too late!
                        I'm back, but for how long? Meeting someone from the past is just one of the great parts of life, isn't?

                        I Don't Do Crazy, I Perfer Sanity Challenged

                        I'm not like crazy people, I just hang out and act like them ^^

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                        • Adventure
                          Mod on Call
                          • May 2006
                          • 26653

                          #102
                          Originally posted by Freakshow59
                          Here's a tricky one, read it carefully: This common phrase appears on cardboard boxes. It has the vowels removed and space taken out, what is this familar sight?

                          PNTHRND
                          Is this common phrase international? I mean I am not very familiar with English or American phrases.
                          Faily of Kzin

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                          • Mistery
                            Super Moderator
                            • Dec 2005
                            • 61730

                            #103
                            Originally posted by Freakshow59
                            Want me to post the first riddle I had up before I changed it?

                            Here it is: If L B at F means "Life Begins at Forty," what does this familar phrase stand for?

                            O of S, O of M

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                            • Adventure
                              Mod on Call
                              • May 2006
                              • 26653

                              #104
                              Organization of soldiers, organisation of murders?

                              Just a stupid thought. I think Mistery is right. This phrase we also use in the Netherlands. But then out of sight, out of heart.
                              Faily of Kzin

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                              • Mistery
                                Super Moderator
                                • Dec 2005
                                • 61730

                                #105
                                Originally posted by Freakshow59
                                Here's a tricky one, read it carefully: This common phrase appears on cardboard boxes. It has the vowels removed and space taken out, what is this familar sight?

                                PNTHRND
                                No idea, but here a funny idea of mine

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