I have a riddle. You get 20 questions, that I will answer "Yes" or "No".
There is a man lying dead in the middle of the desert, with a pack on his back. How did the man died?
I have no prize for the correct answer just an "At a girl/boy".
Janet
Are there any apparent injuries to the body?
Yes
Ooh I love these. I think I already know this one though so I won't participate >.< Maybe I'll post one of mine afterward though ;)
PM me if you think you know it.
Janet
Please list and describe the apparent injuries to the body.
Sorry, but I can only answer "Yes" or "No". But be aware that they count towards the twenty questions.
Are the injuries consistent with falling from a great height?
Yes
Janet
Hmmmm, how about it being a case of an unopened parachute?
AT A GIRL! ;D
Stay posted for new ones.
Janet
Sorry for being so boringly quick :(
No Problem ;D
Janet
That was it? there's no second follow-up riddle? :[
Post Merge: December 02, 2009, 07:14:18 PM
I r disappointed
I am trying to remember all of them. ???
Janet
I remember one.
There's a man, dead by hanging by his tie. The door is locked and the ground is soaked with water. How did he die?
Did he have fish?
No.
Did he hang himself and urinate on the floor after his passing?
Quote from: Valkyrie on December 03, 2009, 01:43:49 AM
Did he hang himself and urinate on the floor after his passing?
Not quite.
Ohh! I wanna play!!! Ummmm....was he standing on a block of ice?
Quote from: jenga on December 06, 2009, 10:31:58 PM
Ohh! I wanna play!!! Ummmm....was he standing on a block of ice?
Yep.
ok, so I guess it's my turn. Ummm--ok, a guy is found in a cabin in the middle of the woods. He is completely sealed in the cabin, so no one was able to come in or go out. The guy is dead, obviously. Why?
Tie guy. Mafia killing. He was placed on a block of ice and then his tie was used as a noose. "No Mr. Bond. I expect you to Die"
Cabin Guy. Was there a gun found near the body?
Blessed Be
Janet
no.
Did he starve to death/dehydrate?
No. It was a horrifically violent death.
Bow? Or an animal?
Neither. The guy died in the cabin strapped tightly into a chair.
Could he move his arms?
yes. In fact, only his torso was secured to the seat.
Was his wrists or neck slit?
Were there any blades inside the cabin?
No. But the cabin was so small that there was room only for the seat.
Was he a pilot?
The walls of the cabin are mostly made of glass....
Post Merge: December 06, 2009, 11:41:46 PM
Yes!!! He was killed when the plane crashed. Good going!! :laugh:
An easy one. A man is found in the high desert. He has drowned. How?
Hugs and Love, Players
Janet
Well, that scenario is not all that uncommon, actually. It's called a flash flood. Hiking in slot canyons during the rainy season is a good way to kill yourself. You either drown or die from trauma. See Edward Abbey's descriptions in Desert Solitaire and elsewhere.
Damn, Girl. Well I did say it was easy. ;D
Romeo and Juliet were found dead on the floor of the lounge. The window to the garden was open. A dog was in the room. How did they die?
Cindy
Post Merge: December 07, 2009, 03:35:22 AM
More clues if begged :laugh:
vamp
It was day light
Prong again
:laugh:
Quote from: CindyJames on December 07, 2009, 03:33:41 AM
Romeo and Juliet were found dead on the floor of the lounge. The window to the garden was open. A dog was in the room. How did they die?
Cindy
Post Merge: December 07, 2009, 03:35:22 AM
More clues if begged :laugh:
The dog jumped through the window and killed them!
Poison? ;D
The dog has something to do with it. They were not poisoned.
They were found in a shallow pool of water, on a rug. The table next to them had been overturned.
A complete explanation to fit the facts is needed.
I've already given you too much :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Hugs
Cindy
Quote from: CindyJames on December 08, 2009, 01:31:13 AM
The dog has something to do with it. They were not poisoned.
They were found in a shallow pool of water, on a rug. The table next to them had been overturned.
OK longwinded wrong answer coming up.
The table had an ice sculpture on it, a rather large one at that. The dog got thirsty and jumped onto the table to get a drink from the melting sculpture. The table overturned and the ice sculpture knocked out the 2 lovebirds. The ice melted and drowned the loving couple, leaving them in a shallow pool made shallower by a thirsty dog and a thirsty rug.
Oh well It has all the facts as I see them.
Quote from: LordKAT on December 08, 2009, 02:10:39 AM
OK longwinded wrong answer coming up.
The table had an ice sculpture on it, a rather large one at that. The dog got thirsty and jumped onto the table to get a drink from the melting sculpture. The table overturned and the ice sculpture knocked out the 2 lovebirds. The ice melted and drowned the loving couple, leaving them in a shallow pool made shallower by a thirsty dog and a thirsty rug.
Oh well It has all the facts as I see them.
But the probabilities?
No wrong. DONG.
Oh, there was an amount of glass on the carpet as well
Cindy
Romero and Julie are fish, The dog knock over the table that held the tank they were in.
Hugs and Love
Janet
This should be easy:
One snowy night, Sherlock Holmes was in his house sitting by a fire. All of a sudden a snowball came crashing through his window, breaking it.
Holmes got up and looked out the window just in time to see three neighborhood kids who were brothers run around a corner. Their names were John Crimson, Mark Crimson and Paul Crimson.
The next day Holmes got a note on his door that read "? Crimson. He broke your window."
Which of the three Crimson brothers should Sherlock Holmes question about the incident?
He should question"mark" crimson, no?
:eusa_doh: I guess I need a blond wig now.
Blessed Be
Janet