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[Havell]

If you said that you'd be right.

What gets bigger as you take more out?

EDIT: I'm at the top of the last 4 pages! What is it with me and being on top?

[Fenris]

a hole?

[Havell]

Yes, anyone got anymore riddles?

[Fluxy]

During WWII, there was a bridge connecting Germany and Switzerland, and on the German side, there was a sentry tower with a guard in it. He would come out every three minutes to check on the bridge, and he had orders to turn back anyone who tried to get into Germany, and shoot anyone trying to escape without a pass. There was a woman who desperately needed to get into Switzerland, and she knew she didn't have time to get a pass. It would take her at least six minutes to cross the bridge, but she managed to do it. How?

[Eagle of Fire]

A classic:

In the morning this creature have four legs.

At noon the creature have 2 legs.

At the evening, this creature have 3 legs.

What is the name of the creature?

[Eagle of Fire]

Fluxy: 2 solutions I can think off my head.

First, she began crossing the bridge right after the last guard watch over the bridge. After 3 minutes she was in the middle of the bridge when the guard told her to go away. When the guard went back to his post, she took the remaining 3 minutes to cross the rest of the bridge.

Second: she stealthily climbed under the bridge and crossed it that way.

Originally posted by Eagle of Fire@Oct 25 2004, 04:49 AM
A classic:

In the morning this creature have four legs.

At noon the creature have 2 legs.

At the evening, this creature have 3 legs.

What is the name of the creature?

Old one: it's a human. In the morning it's a child, has to creep before it learns to go upright. At noon he's adult, walking upright. At the evening he's old, needing the support of walking stick, therefore 3 legs. <_<

[wormpaul]

Originally posted by FreeFreddy@Oct 25 2004, 06:36 AM
Old one: it's a human. In the morning it's a child, has to creep before it learns to go upright. At noon he's adult, walking upright. At the evening he's old, needing the support of walking stick, therefore 3 legs. <_<

Damm..

Finally i know this one and now i`m too late...

But it`s really a classic one...was even standing in the Donald Duck (is that the same name in other languege>??)

Well, when you have no new ideas anymore, you still may try to solve my last riddle. It's still not solved up to day, so if anyone would like to beat it, just go on. :whistle:
It's on page 27, the first post.

[Red Diablo]

Can you explain what to do, or is that part of the puzzle ?

I for one don't understand: 'Find the code that is simple' ? :help: