Riddles and Questions

[iFlyyyy]

HOORAY!

I'll leave the next poster to the next riddle, I have no riddle to put out

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[Phoenix Wright]

An easy one EVERYONE can get.


Kyle's parent had five kids. There names are Li, Lou,Lang, Bob. Who was the fifth kid.

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[Arcane]

Kyle >.>;

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[Sofiel]

A man was going to pay 5000$ for a car, but he didn't pay a penny, how?

(He did in fact get the car, and it was not free)

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[altomarelatios]

he paid in another form of currency, yen, dollars, etc.... anything but pennies

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[iFlyyyy]

That's what I thougt. If not, then he used a cheque.

And Omega-Zero, it's supposed to be: Lee's parents had five kids. They were named La, Le, Li, Lo, and what was the fifth named?



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[Shana - Flame Haze]

...........or credit card

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[ArkAngel]

the version i know is: mary's uncle had three nieces; one is called April, one is called May; what is the third one called?

and for the current riddle...he stole it (the car). Oh, and for my usual grammer and language contradictions...here we go...

The riddle is deliberately made to decieve. If he did in fact pay for the car, the correct grammar would be "...,and he didn't pay a penny...". "But" is used when the second clause contradicts the primary clause, and "and" is used when the second clause supports the primary clause.
As the thing about pennies doesn't contradict the main clause, the correct conjunction would be "and", not "but".

But anyway, its not your fault. That riddle was designed like that anyway...

burner:You kinda remind me of Syler from Heroes.Ultra perspective









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[Admin]

ArkAngel, the riddle has been answered above.

Now, my turn:

In this world, you can have buses not trains
No students, nor teachers.
Animals but no plants,
Children but no adults,
Life but no death.
What is the law of the world?

I'll put another one, this one is called 'Yes/No'
In a game you may choose 'Yes' or 'No'. There are ten players. You be be playing in an elimination format. The game is 'Majority Rule' (where the players who have the majority will win and proceed onto the next round. OH NO! What if some people are planted in the crowd to make one team win? You are to solve this problem, what do you suggest?

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[Shana - Flame Haze]

any hints???

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[Arcane]

Er... 1. No one lives?
2. Dunno

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[Admin]

Incorrect for both questions.
Hint Q1: Coffee but no Tea.
Hint Q2: Less is better.

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[Phoenix Wright]

Don't make fun of my riddle...I pulled it out of brain and I'm surprised I got that far....Any way, I got nothin in Boogiepops riddle...

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[Sofiel]

The law of the world is that there is no letter T

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[Admin]

Sofiel, correct for Q1.