im bad at quoting.The Thinker said:Nope. I would have written "No. goose" and riddled (no pun intended) my post with errors, hoping people wouldn't catch it. [small]Hmm... I should do that sometime.[/small]Hyperrhombus said:Okay, is it no goose, because "no" is in fact an abbreviation of number, ie "No." , implying more than one goose, therefore more legs?
Close, but no cigar. Needs rephrasing, and probably in a way you won't think of. Yay! Vagueness!Panzervaughn said:No goose, because if it isnt a goose, its a centipede?
Yes! That is close enough. The traditional answer is "A goose has two legs, but no goose has more than two legs." You still win though, so go ahead.Panzervaughn said:"A centipede is certainly no goose" ?
Wow. That's some lateral thinking going on there... Thanks for the excellent riddle!The Thinker said:Yes! That is close enough. The traditional answer is "A goose has two legs, but no goose has more than two legs." You still win though, so go ahead.Panzervaughn said:"A centipede is certainly no goose" ?
You are very welcome. Now if only I could outwit that Batman...Hyperrhombus said:Wow. That's some lateral thinking going on there... Thanks for the excellent riddle!The Thinker said:Yes! That is close enough. The traditional answer is "A goose has two legs, but no goose has more than two legs." You still win though, so go ahead.Panzervaughn said:"A centipede is certainly no goose" ?
Alright, if it's not "the chicken" and not "the egg", I must ask you a question. Is the answer a binary response?Aiedail256 said:I hereby revive this thread! And seeing as nothing's happened in a while, I'm butting in front of Panzervaughn.
Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Explain your reasoning. (now I feel like a grade school math teacher >_>)
There are two answers I will accept. Hint: they're not "the chicken" and "the egg"
You're very subtly misinterpreting my hint. And by binary, do you mean one of two that are opposites? For example, "up" and "down" would be possibilities, but "watermelon" and "grape" wouldn't? If so, no.The Thinker said:Alright, if it's not "the chicken" and not "the egg", I must ask you a question. Is the answer a binary response?
The answer to your riddle is "yes".
By "a binary response" I meant "either 'yes' or 'no'", but I was trying to say it in a way that would confuse the other riddlers. In hindsight, kind of stupid. Sorry.Aiedail256 said:You're very subtly misinterpreting my hint. And by binary, do you mean one of two that are opposites? For example, "up" and "down" would be possibilities, but "watermelon" and "grape" wouldn't? If so, no.The Thinker said:Alright, if it's not "the chicken" and not "the egg", I must ask you a question. Is the answer a binary response?
The answer to your riddle is "yes".
Neither. The universe came first.Aiedail256 said:I hereby revive this thread! And seeing as nothing's happened in a while, I'm butting in front of Panzervaughn.
Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Explain your reasoning. (now I feel like a grade school math teacher >_>)
There are two answers I will accept. Hint: they're not "the chicken" and "the egg"
Nothing. Or me. Pick one.Hyperrhombus said:I hereby re-revive this thread...
What is greater than God,
More evil than the devil,
Poor people have it,
Rich people need it,
And people who eat it die?
Alright, I'll be more specific: of the chicken and the egg, which came first?The Thinker said:Neither. The universe came first.
Spot on!The Thinker said:Nothing. Or me. Pick one.Hyperrhombus said:I hereby re-revive this thread...
What is greater than God,
More evil than the devil,
Poor people have it,
Rich people need it,
And people who eat it die?
the egg. the dinosaur egg.Aiedail256 said:Alright, I'll be more specific: of the chicken and the egg, which came first?The Thinker said:Neither. The universe came first.