53rd riddle from the Chancellor's?
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He wasn't driving, he was walking
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Understanding the question
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Is this a joke or a riddle? I'm not sure how to answer this one.
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the answer's ...\n\n\ndun dun dun...\n\n"I"\n\nif you look in the riddle each statement begins with "i will" \n\nthe last statement though is there to confuse you because you can't say "if you look at i..." because that would give it all away... but the answer is I my brother did the riddle and got it right.
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take the duck over. come back. take the fox over. bring the duck back. take the duck food over. come back. take the duck over.\n\n\nbet you i can solve it!
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42=Answer to Life the Universe and Everything.  Line from Douglas Adam's book The HitchHiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
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Alrighty! This one has been floating around for a very long time and this is the Third instance of the same riddle i've seen. I will cover it accordingly and supply the Answer so bare with me\n\nThe Riddle!\nCorrect Version....\nIn all instances of this riddle you notice that the title states "Find the Error" , Or "Find The Error For Me", or "Can you find The Error".  The Title is the KEY.. Notice how it just ask you to "Find The Error" it does NOT however state "What" kind of Error.. This is pretty much the meat and potatoes of the Trick Question..\n\nIncorrect Versions...\nNow there are some instances that actualy go as far as to say " Find the Error in The Alphabet". These titles are incorrect and defeat the purpose of the Riddle.. Fact of the matter is There IS NO ERROR in the Alphabet, or should NOT be.. But since the title was posted wrong, this confuses the Readers to the REAL problem and answer..\nSome have even "Intentionaly" distorted the alphabet by adding a "0" into the mix instead of the "O". Now this is tricky, yes, but once again. Incorrect, and defeats the purpose of "Misdirection"\n\nAlso another mistake people make is they "Repost" The riddle by hand INSTEAD of just copyiing and pasting it  the way they should. So it gets distorted as it moves on. This case is NO exception. The mistake made in this instance is with the sentence \n"find the error. it's impossible" <- this is the incorrect version\nit should be\n"find the error. its impossible"<-This is the Correct version \nNotice how in the "Correct Version" of the Riddle, I Intentionaly Neglected the Apostrophe between the "t" and "s" :) That is because THIS is the Error the reader is supposed to find. It's a grammatical Error NOT an Alphabetical.\n\nThe Answer!\nThe Error Is Not In The Alphabet\nNow since we know what the Real Version Is, let's cover the Answer.  As said.. the Title is a "Trick" Question.. when stated correctly, the Reader "Assumes" that the error WANTED is in the Alphabet , even though it was not Directly Stated, so you search the entire Alphabet for Anything that could be possibly seen as "Wrong" but this is intentional  Miss direction..\n\nThe Error SHOULD be in the actual question ABOVE the alphabet list .\n\n"find the error. its impossible" \n\nNotice how in "Its impossible", there is no apostrophe between the "t" and "s".. At least when this riddle is posted "Correctly", there should be "NO Apostrophe"..\nThe absences of the apostrophe is the "Error" of which the reader is supposed to find..\nConclusion..\nWhen you repost this riddle be sure you just have the title read "Find The Error" and try not to convert it in any way.\nAlso never try to retype the riddle by hand unless you KNOW exactly how it's stated. People already tend to make grammatical errors when typing as is and others tend to make NO mistakes whatsoever , either way , this this distorts the Riddle...
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an owl\n\nFew things in this life have held the attention of Man as successfully as that of a good mystery. How many times did we, as young people, pick up a "Hardy Boys" mystery or try to unravel the intricate web of mysterious, unexplainable clues with which Sherlock Holmes had to deal? And yet, for over two hundred years, one of the greatest mysteries, of all time, has been staring us in the face. We wrestle with this mystery every day of our lives without so much as giving it a passing thought. With its majestic wings mightily spread, I am referring to the great seals of the United States found on the back side of the one dollar bill of United States Currency. \n\n\nBefore we continue to address this topic any further, it would be in your interest to physically get a one dollar bill and follow along with the illustrations found in this chapter in order that you get the 'big picture'. \n\n\nLooking directly at the back side of the one dollar bill you now hold, you can plainly see that it has two distinct seals between the four number 1's and the four 'one' words spelled out. \n\n\nHow did these two 'great' seals originate? Well, I know three stories dealing with its origins. The first one tells of how Thomas Jefferson, a Mason; Benjamin Franklin, a Rosicrucian; and John Adams, also a Mason, were commissioned, on July 4, 1776, to design these seals. \n\n\nThis is the historical aspect. \n\n\nThe second story relates that these three patriots were given the design by "illuminated" Masons. The third story holds that, while trying to design this seal in his home, on June 17, 1782, Thomas Jefferson was suddenly approached by a "being", cloaked in black. The "being" allegedly presented Jefferson with a red velvet bag which contained two plaques. Turning around, the "being" walked into Jefferson's garden and mysteriously vanished. \n\n\nThe two plaques that were in the red velvet bag were the two Great Seals of the United States. I, personally, agree with the latter story. As you continue in this chapter, you will realize that these seals are too brilliantly put together that it had to be demonically-inspired by Satan. Whichever story 'you' believe, one outstanding fact remains unchanged; these seals were not to inaugurate the Declaration of Freedom, but were designed as a tribute to a 'new world order' that would take over the Thirteen Colonies of the United States. \n\n\nIt was on May 1, 1776, when Dr. Adam Weishaupt founded the Bavarian Order of the Illuminati. Weishaupt was a Professor of Jewish Canon Law at the University of Ingolstadt in Bavaria, Germany. He was born a Jew and later converted to Roman Catholicism. A former Jesuit Priest, he left the order to form his own organization. It was Weishaupt's belief that only a chosen few had enough "illumination" to guide and rule the world. The problem was simply this: where would he find these few intellectual "lightbearers?" Subsequently, he found them in various lodges and orders of the day. He infiltrated the Jesuit Order, the Masonic lodges, the Rosicrucian Order and other orders of antiquity. But, all this didn't happen without reprisal. Many lodges and orders that had been infiltrated virtually warned Weishaupt to discontinue his activities. Fortunately for Weishaupt, Thomas Jefferson, in 1784, had recently been named the United States Ambassador to France. Jefferson, a Mason, favored Weishaupt's 'new order' and came to his aid. The 'new order' was now guaranteed to continue and it eventually became known as the "Order of the Illuminati." \n\n\nAs their founder continued to expand the ranks and membership, two major events transpired; five years after he was named Ambassador to France, Thomas Jefferson returned home to become Secretary of State. Shortly after his arrival, on September 15, 1789, the United States Congre
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The answer is "no"\n\n"Can you guess the riddle?"\n\nNo i cannot. Kinder gardeners do not know what pressure is.
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Seems like a pretty interesting riddle. I am so sorry that it didn't get the response it deserved. I think you should have placed it in the "Jokes and Riddles" sub-category under the category "Entertainment & Music". It would have garnered an immense response there.\n\nAnyways, let me try here-\n4 is golden,eh? I think here 4 somehow refers to "silence"\nNow, 5 is silence. Ummm.... what should be 5? I give up.\n\nGood Riddle. Try posting it in the "Jokes & Riddles" category.
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No you can't have the answers.  This is HOMEWORK HELP not DO MY HOMEWORK FOR ME.  You will have to open your text or do you own online search.
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On the tip of my tongue........... Damn, I hate when I know the answer but can't get it out. :(
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what is weff riddles?  Maybe people could help if we uderstood the question.
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1. Some men interpret nine memos.\n2. Was it Eliot's toilet I saw?\n3. Ed, I saw Harpo Marx ram Oprah W. aside.\n4. Too bad, I hid a boot. \n5. Dammit, I'm mad!
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The correct answer is "NO"... (That's why kindergarten students can answer it.)\n\nThe last line of the riddle should read, "Can you guess the correct answer?"
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"Jokes & Riddles" is two doors down the hall to the left.\n\n(all who wander are not lost)
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Give us a clue ! please !