Riddle

[sjmp]

Hi, I Have A Riddle For You To Solve. It's Fairly Easy, So When It's Been Solved Someone Should Post A New Riddle And So On.

Here It Is: O T T F F S S E N T

Can You Solve It?

No Prizes For This, It's Just For Fun.

[TheDeuce]

It's the numbers 1-10, in numerical order identified by the first letter in the word.

O = 1, T = 2, etc...


Do I have to wait for you to say that I'm right, or can I just go ahead and post the next riddle?

[sjmp]

Just Post Another One,

Thanks
P.S. I Knew It Was Easy But I Thought It Might Take Longer To Solve Than That!!

[Porygon3]

Riddle me this; on turn 1 of the game your oppenent has a full bench of Chancy's (base set) and a Chancy EX active. How could you win on turn 1?

[Maverick Hunter Zero]

A "Full Bench of Chanseys"? Their deck is illegal. That's five base set chansey.

[Mr. Grass]

Play 4 Lt. Surge's Treaties with your opponent letting you each draw a prize all four times. Oak. Item Finder one of the Lt. Surge's Treaties and play it with your opponent choosing for each of you drawing a prize. Gust of Wind up a regular Chansey. Have a Tyrogue active. Attach a few plus Powers, Oak, attach til you have 4 Plus Powers and attach a stength charm. Use 4 Diggers, winning with one of them.

Lt. Surge's Treaties: 5 Prizes

Tyrogue: 30
Weaknessx2: 60
Plus Powers: 100
Strength Charm: 110
Winning a Digger: 120

Oh, and it could be a full bench of Chansey is Narrow Gym is in play.

[TheDeuce]

Okay, then here's mine, read carefully...

You're on the bottom floor of three story building, right next to you are 3 switches, one of which controls the light on the top floor. You can only go up the stairs once, how can you find out which one of the switches controls the light?

[dkates]

Do we know what the other switches control? If the other two switches are known to control lights on the other two floors, and assuming all lights start as off, then I know the answer. Flip switches until you find the one that controls the bottom floor. Since you're there, you know instantly. Then, flip one of the other two and go up to the second floor. If the lights there are on, you know the one you didn't flip is the third floor. If they're off, then you flipped the one for floor 3.

[Mr. Grass]

Regarding the light switch one, this is presuming we know which direction is on and off for all the switches. Let's call the switches 1, 2, and 3. Turn on switch 1 and wait a while. Then turn it off and turn on switch 2. Go upstairs. If the lights are on then it's switch 2. If the lights are off feel a bulb carefuly. If the bulbs are warm it's switch 1. If they're cold it's switch 3.

[UncleBob]

For the light switch riddle:

Simple. Flip each switch on one at a time and go outside and look at the windows. ;) No stairs. :)

[TheDeuce]

dkates - The other switches control nothing

Mr. Grass - All the switches are preset to "off"

UncleBob - No windows in the house :P

That being said, Mr. Grass got it right, that was a bit too quick, I'll have to use one of my harder ones next time ;x

[UncleBob]

No windows in the house? Bah... don't make up excuses... we all know I got it right. Now send me my check! ;)

[Captain Obviousx1]

Alright, a classic...

What walks on 4 legs in the morning, 2 legs in the afternoon, and 3 legs at night?

It's simple...

[UncleBob]

Riddle of the Sphinx, eh?

[League Leader Terry]

Heh, everyone knows the Riddle of the Sphinx: Man. Now, in case someone doesn't know it, I'll leave out the expanation.

[Charizard19190]

lol Yeah......

That one puzzeld me for a while when i was little.....

.......:o I can't.....re....member.......(chokes)

[sjmp]

I've Never Heard That One Before. Could Someone Please Explain.

Thanks

[dkates]

As a baby, a person "walks" on his/her hands and knees. Then, he/she walks normally, which is to say on two legs. Finally, in old age, many people walk with a cane.

[sjmp]

Oh Yeah, Actualy Now You Say This I Think I Have Heard It Before, I Think.

Thanks.

[DARKGeNGaR094]

Why Do You Cap The First Letter Of Each Word, Sjmp?

[TheDeuce]

Here's an old one for everyone...

I have two coins in my hand that total exactly 30 cents. One of them is not a nickel, what are the two coins?

[dkates]

A quarter and a nickel. One isn't a nickel, but the other one is.

[sjmp]

Ok, A Group Of Colours Includes:
Red
White
Black
Blue
Pink
Brown

There Are Two Other Colours That Belong To This Group, But What Are They?

[Marril]

What... is a Ghoti? Explain in detail. Hint: they're dirt common on earth.

[dkates]

Here's a very old one you may or may not have heard. It's called "The Puzzle of the Jealous Husbands." The only change I made was to give the characters names -- the structure of the puzzle, as well as the solution, is unchanged.

Adam and his wife Betty, Charles and his wife Diane, and Emilio and his wife Felicity (note: I purposely chose these names in alphabetical order, to make it easier to know who's who) are all traveling together, when they come to a river. The good news is that there is a boat available which can hold a maximum of 2 people. Unfortunately, Adam, Charles, and Emilio don't completely trust each other. In fact, none of the men are willing to have their wives be in the presence of any of the other men unless the husband is also present. For example, Emilio won't leave Felicity in Adam's and/or Charles' company unless he's there. Under these constraints, find a way for all of them to cross the river. Note that the boat is the only way across, and the jealousy constraint applies to being on the same side of the river and to being in the boat. Note also that nobody has a problem with two (or all three) women being together without any husbands. My one hint to you is that the shortest possible solution involves 11 separate crossings of the river.