Riddle

[Felix]

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if not twins then, triplets of daughters? or quadtriplets (lmao thats not a word.)

Yes, this is the typical answer.

for felix:

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hes the grandfather?

Nope, try again. Good one huh?

[annaaa]

okay i thought about it

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the mother??? the only possible answer left

[kidd]

This is one of the best riddles of all time in my opinion, probably now it is too easy cause everyone has heard of it. It took my whole 6th grade class about half an hour to figure it out.

Riddle: There are two eskimos fishing. The little eskimo is the big eskimo's son, but the big eskimo is not the little eskimo's father, what relation is the big eskimo to the little eskimo?

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Mother and son

[Felix]

okay i thought about it

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the mother??? the only possible answer left

Correct. The eskimo thing was used to throw everyone off the right track.

[Felix]

Riddle:

Picture this. There are two ducks in front of a duck. There are two ducks behind a duck. There is a duck between two ducks. What is the least amount of ducks required to be in the picture?

[Wild-Fire]

Riddle:

Picture this. There are two ducks in front of a duck. There are two ducks behind a duck. There is a duck between two ducks. What is the least amount of ducks required to be in the picture?

...........wait I think its 3

[kidd]

Riddle:

Picture this. There are two ducks in front of a duck. There are two ducks behind a duck. There is a duck between two ducks. What is the least amount of ducks required to be in the picture?

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3 ducks in a rows

[Felix]

Correct. Have you heard these riddles before? If not, good job.

[kidd]

Correct. Have you heard these riddles before? If not, good job.

Very honest. Nope, I've not heard of the duck riddle or the lawyer-doctor not twins riddle before.

I've heard of a riddle that has the same anwer as the Eskimo riddle, but the question is different.

[Felix]

Riddle

Two US coins add up to 30 cents. One of them is not a nickel. What are the two coins? Why?

[pemberly]

Riddle

Two US coins add up to 30 cents. One of them is not a nickel. What are the two coins? Why?

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a nickel and a quarter. ONE of them is not a nickel, but the other is.

[Felix]

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a nickel and a quarter. ONE of them is not a nickel, but the other is.

Correct.

New riddle: A triangle has three sides. A quadrilateral has four sides. How many sides does a circle have?

[Wild-Fire]

Correct.

New riddle: A triangle has three sides. A quadrilateral has four sides. How many sides does a circle have?

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infinitely many infinitesimal sides

[Wild-Fire]

Two boys and a man need to cross a river. They can only use the canoe. It will hold only the man OR the two boys' weight. How can they all get across safely?

answer"

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The two boys go across. One of them get out. The other one goes back. He gets out and the man gets in. He goes across. Then the man gets out and the other boy gets in and goes across. Then the boy that was left gets in and now they both go across together

[Soraya]

I'm pretty sure that this is the answer to the canoe riddle.

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The boys go on the canoe and one of them gets out. The other boy goes back to where the man is, then that boy gets out of the canoe and the man gets in the canoe. The man goes across the river and then gets out to allow the boy that left the canoe in the beginning to go back and bring the other boy that was left. Then the boy that was left and the boy that went to get him go across together.

[Wild-Fire]

I'm pretty sure that this is the answer to the canoe riddle.

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The boys go on the canoe and one of them gets out. The other boy goes back to where the man is, then that boy gets out of the canoe and the man gets in the canoe. The man goes across the river and then gets out to allow the boy that left the canoe in the beginning to go back and bring the other boy that was left. Then the boy that was left and the boy that went to get him go across together.

...ya that is the answer its just I'm to lazy to check on people, so by give the answer you can find out more faster.

Wow you live in Japan??

[Wild-Fire]

In the basement there are 3 light switches in the off position. Each switch controls 1 of 3 light bulbs on the floor above. You may move any of the switches, but you may only go up stairs one time. How can you determine which switch controls each light?

Answer here

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Turn any one switch to the "on" position for 5 minutes, then turn that switch "off". Quickly turn any other switch to the "on" position and run up stairs. Feel the two lights that are "off". One of them will be "hot" because is was "on" for 5 minutes. Obviously the "hot" bulb is controlled by the first switch you turned "on". The light that is currently "on" is controlled by the switch you last turn "on". The "cold" bulb that is "off" is controlled by the only switch left. When solving problems we often need to use all our senses

[Soraya]

Wow you live in Japan??

Yes, I was born and raised here. Are you surprised?

[Felix]

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infinitely many infinitesimal sides

Wrong. Please try again.

[Soraya]

My answer for the riddle with the light switches is:
you can turn on 2 switches and leave them on for an hour.
Remember the switches that are on and the one that is off.
Then you flip off one. Then you go upstairs, see which one is on. You feel the other 2. the one that is hot is the one that was on for an hour and is now off. The cool one was the switch that was never on.