Riddle game

[raminswr]

MreSqueek I am a genius. I have solved your puzzle.
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ONE
FOUR
SEVEN
ELEVEN
FIFTEEN
EIGHTEEN
TWENTYONE
TWENTYFOUR
TWENTYSEVEN
SEVENTYTHREE

[Squeek]

Finally someone solves it!

Where'd you get the answer? Was it online? I tried to get it from a book that nobody would know of so I could keep it internet-proof. Maybe I failed, or maybe you just were that good.

~Squeek

[The_Q]

1) The Trigun cat is Kuroneko
2)I have no nose. My riddles have caused many deaths through time, and one point of confusion is that they're all in rhyme. Who am I?

Q

[Squeek]

The Sphinx, The Q.

Plus, I do realize that the cat is Kuroneko. You're the second person to tell me that now. Yes, I was obsessed with Trigun and yes, I did hear when they called the cat Kuroneko. I think labelling it "Trigun Kitty" is much cooler.

~Squeek

[raminswr]

No books or internet was used. Just 10 minutes of scribbling
I'm just that good!

[AceOfSpades13]

I heard this a while back. Maybe someone knows it. You are at a crossroad. There is a city of liars and a city of honest people. You want to get to the honest city. You meet someone at the crossroad, but you don't know if he tells lies or the truth. What one question could you ask him to get him to reveal which road leads to the honest city?

[Tasselfoot]

ace of spades... i'm sure the same logic could be used for this, but i'm not interested in wasting the time... so i'll tell you the logic behind it instead. i know this as "there are 2 doors, one leading to where you want to go, one leading to where you don't want to go. each has a guardian. one guardian tells the truth, the other one lies. you are allowed to ask 1 question total to 1 guard. what question will get you to get out the correct door?"

the answer being... "what door would the other guard select?" ask either guard, and you'll get the correct answer... and then proceed to go through the door they told you not to go through. why? ask the guard that lies, and he'll tell you that the truthful guard will point you through the wrong door... so go through the opposite. ask the truthful guard, and he'll honestly tell you that the lying guard will tell you to go through the wrong door... either way, they'll tell you the wrong door.

i'm pretty sure the answer to your riddle will follow similar logic.



a riddle of my own: what is deaf, dumb, and blind yet always tells the truth. and, as i've told this before... its not a clock, nor justice.

[zildjian133]

my grandma

[flypie743]

time

[newkidusa]

if you're dumb then how could you tell the truth?

[Tasselfoot]

deaf, dumb, and blind is a way of saying: can't hear, can't speak, and can't see. dumb = can't speak.. not unintelligent. correct answer has yet to be given... besides, time is too... the answer to EVERY riddle.

[zajac]

love... tha answer is love... awwwwww......

[Tasselfoot]

no. love has certainly lied to me.

[Tank101]

ace of spades... i'm sure the same logic could be used for this, but i'm not interested in wasting the time... so i'll tell you the logic behind it instead. i know this as "there are 2 doors, one leading to where you want to go, one leading to where you don't want to go. each has a guardian. one guardian tells the truth, the other one lies. you are allowed to ask 1 question total to 1 guard. what question will get you to get out the correct door?"

the answer being... "what door would the other guard select?" ask either guard, and you'll get the correct answer... and then proceed to go through the door they told you not to go through. why? ask the guard that lies, and he'll tell you that the truthful guard will point you through the wrong door... so go through the opposite. ask the truthful guard, and he'll honestly tell you that the lying guard will tell you to go through the wrong door... either way, they'll tell you the wrong door.

i'm pretty sure the answer to your riddle will follow similar logic.

Well it doesn't exactly follow the same logic...

You ask to show you the town he lives in, if he lives in the city of liars, he won't tell you he lives there, he'll take you to the city of honest people, but if he lives in the city of honest people, he'll obviously tell the truth by taking you to the city of honest people, so either way you get taken home.

[esupin]

a riddle of my own: what is deaf, dumb, and blind yet always tells the truth. and, as i've told this before... its not a clock, nor justice.

It's a mirror!