Riddles

[Moontanman]

and wine it is! although date was missing from the scenario, wasn't it?

 

care for another?

 

green, purple, yellow, and red

blue and black they are inbed

to twist and reflect

for color inspect,

when viewed from outside you head

 

could possibly put a catchy tune to this one!

 

Lint?

[pamela]

yikes!

 

i prefer a blow dart , tipped with the excretions of the point dart frog- i find this highly effective and cost efficient as the dart can be recycled

 

just kidding ofcourse- missed you Moontanman

[freeztar]

Yeah the pen is mightier than the sword, when the pen is needle sharp, and tipped with poison and thrown from across the room, but really you're better off with a sword.

 

:epizza:

True enough...

 

And a sword will *always* work! It seems that every pen I pick up has a problem with impotence. :)

Shouldn't we have the whole "ball point" thing sorted by now? :)

[Moontanman]

Well, was it lint?

[pamela]

boy you guys posted while i was typing-

not lint-but very funny

i have a hidden camera behind my dryer just to catch those socks in action

 

clue? reflect is the proper word here, but apply refract and see where your brain leads you

[pamela]

give me a second- while i contemplate that transference of Seinfelds mind into Freeztar

[freeztar]

Well, was it lint?

 

I hope not! :)

My belly button only produces greys and shades thereof. (yes, I have an "inny")

 

I'm going with "glass window hangings".

For some reason, I feel that is not the right answer...:epizza:

 

I'll sleep on it...goodnight all!

[Moontanman]

boy you guys posted while i was typing-

not lint-but very funny

i have a hidden camera behind my dryer just to catch those socks in action

 

clue? reflect is the proper word here, but apply refract and see where your brain leads you

 

a rainbow?

[freeztar]

clue? reflect is the proper word here, but apply refract and see where your brain leads you

 

Prism?

[pamela]

no, not rainbow or stained glass-

clue? mirror

[Moontanman]

boy you guys posted while i was typing-

not lint-but very funny

i have a hidden camera behind my dryer just to catch those socks in action

 

clue? reflect is the proper word here, but apply refract and see where your brain leads you

 

a prism

[Moontanman]

no, not rainbow or stained glass-

clue? mirror

 

kaleidoscope

 

the girl with kaleidoscope eyes:phones:

[pamela]

ahh, if we could only view mankind as we do a kaleidoscope wth it's myriad of colors and ideals and dreams-the world would be a far more beautiful place

 

kaleidoscope is correct

[William Honey]

Yeah the pen is mightier than the sword, when the pen is needle sharp, and tipped with poison and thrown from across the room, but really you're better off with a sword.

 

Re: The pen is mightier than the sword!

 

Ah research! The battle in which Rameses could not win at the east end

of the Mediterainen Sea. As I recall it was the Hicksos which was a new

power of the area. It was a bloodbath and men were dying like flies on both

sides.

 

Then Rameses turned statesman and called a halt to the battle. Rameses

drew up a treaty and presented it to the Hicksos and they accepted it and

both generals received gifts from each other. Rameses received a virgin

to take back as a wife. Hence the pen and the treaty did what the sword

could not do, it stopped the battle and many lives were saved. How much

is a life worth :phones:

 

Many other battles were also stopped by the pen and the treaty and millions

of lives have been saved with the pen that wrote the treaty.

 

The pen is mightier than the sword is an old saying, it is not my saying

but I do believe in that saying, as I do oppose war and world peace can not

be achieved through wars and more wars.

 

If world peace is ever achieved, my thoughts are that it will be the pen

that educates the people of the world, that war will only cause heartache!

 

William :huh::

[Moontanman]

Re: The pen is mightier than the sword!

 

Ah research! The battle in which Rameses could not win at the east end

of the Mediterainen Sea. As I recall it was the Hypnois which was a new

power of the area. It was a bloodbath and men were dying like flies on both

sides.

 

Then Rameses turned statesman and called a halt to the battle. Rameses

drew up a treaty and presented it to the Hypnois and they accepted it and

both generals received gifts from each other. Rameses received a virgin

to take back as a wife. Hence the pen and the treaty did what the sword

could not do, it stopped the battle and many lives were saved. How much

is a life worth :phones:

 

Many other battles were also stopped by the pen and the treaty and millions

of lives have been saved with the pen that wrote the treaty.

 

The pen is mightier than the sword is an old saying, it is not my saying

but I do believe in that saying, as I do oppose war and world peace can not

be achieved through wars and more wars.

 

If world peace is ever achieved, my thoughts are that it will be the pen

that educates the people of the world, that war will only cause heartache!

 

William :huh::

 

Maybe the virgin did it, maybe she distracted him from war so he had more important things on his mind? Young virgin stops war, virgins seem to have had an important effect in ancient times!

[Turtle]

Riddle me this:

 

What is always started with,

lost by most & kept by few,

and never when lost, found again?

[pamela]

hiya Turtle,

Faith?