Riddles

[Moontanman]

"The great amount of silver of Diana and Mercury *

"The images will be found in the lake" *

"The sculptor looking for new clay" *

"Both he and his followers will be soaked in gold" *

 

What are the images :naughty:

 

William

 

"You are going to need lots of razor soup for dinner to solve this one Mr. Moon hehehe"

 

Philosopher's tree in incorrect, keep trying.

 

William :shrug: :shrug:))

 

It's Nostradamus but I have no idea what it means.

[freeztar]

I am the tableau the joker plays upon,

in spite of my name I transcend gender.

 

hint: not a proper noun

 

hint: the name means something different to thespians than to plebians.

 

hint: it is not bent

 

Is it a dutchman?

[Turtle]

I am the tableau the joker plays upon,

in spite of my name I transcend gender.

 

hint: not a proper noun

 

hint: the name means something different to thespians than to plebians.

 

hint: it is not bent

Is it a dutchman?

 

Not a Dutchman. But you have earned a micro-clue for your trouble. :(

 

To the thespian, the answer transcends gender, but to the plebian it's all about gender. That is to say the answer is a double-entendre.

 

PS The answer to my riddle is not "double-entendre" as the above may have sounded, rather the answer to my riddle is an example of a double-entendre. :hyper: bye.

[Moontanman]

Ok guys and gals, has everyone given up on mine?

 

"What can a baby do that no adult can do?"

[pamela]

Turtle, i am at a loss here-

slapstick?

 

here's one if you like

 

the rings of old,

a story to be told

the times of health

but scarce, the wealth

[modest]

Ok guys and gals, has everyone given up on mine?

 

"What can a baby do that no adult can do?"

 

Grow up?

 

~modest

[Moontanman]

Grow up?

 

~modest

 

Nope nope nope, not even close.

[modest]

I am the tableau the joker plays upon,

in spite of my name I transcend gender.

 

hint: not a proper noun

 

hint: the name means something different to thespians than to plebians.

 

hint: it is not bent

To the thespian, the answer transcends gender, but to the plebian it's all about gender. That is to say the answer is a double-entendre.

 

Low-ball?

 

~modest

[Turtle]

Turtle, i am at a loss here-

slapstick?

 

Not slapstick, but you're sniffing around the right stage. Parum-pum. :hyper:

 

here's one if you like

 

the rings of old,

a story to be told

the times of health

but scarce, the wealth

 

Stonehenge?

[pamela]

hey turtle,

i like your answer better than mine! but no, not Stonehenge

[freeztar]

hey turtle,

i like your answer better than mine! but no, not Stonehenge

 

Olympics?

[pamela]

hey Freeztar,

another good answer, but no, not the olympics

[Turtle]

Low-ball?

 

~modest

 

Oooppss! I missed this earlier. Not low-ball, but that's sure funny. one micro-clue for you. :hihi:

 

{hint: Jon Stewart both is one & uses them.}

[Turtle]

here's one if you like

 

the rings of old,

a story to be told

the times of health

but scarce, the wealth

 

Cathedral bells? :hihi:

[freeztar]

hey Freeztar,

another good answer, but no, not the olympics

 

a grocery store reciept

[pamela]

hey guys,

nope , not a grocery store receipt(rather interesting answer tho)

nor cathedral bells

[William Honey]

It's Nostradamus but I have no idea what it means.

 

"The great amount of silver of Diana and Mercury *

"The images will be found in the lake" *

"The sculptor looking for new clay" *

"Both he and his followers will be soaked in gold" *

 

What are the images :confused:

 

It is a quote from Nostradamus, is your answer Nostradamus :eek_big: ???

 

Clue One: According to the interpreters of Nostradamus, Silver is money, Diana is the moon, Mercury is the messenger and or message and Clay is people.

 

William :eek: :doh:)))