Here are some riddles that I thought might be fun for you all to try and figure out. If you think you know the answer(s) tell them to me in a comment. After about a week I will post the answers. So, good luck!!
1. Father and Son
The sum of the ages of a father and son is 66. The father's age is the son's age reversed. Furthermore, the father's age is a multiple of the son's age. How old could they be?
The sum of the ages of a father and son is 66. The father's age is the son's age reversed. Furthermore, the father's age is a multiple of the son's age. How old could they be?
2. New Door
Rearrange the letters in 'new door' to make one word. I will only accept 1 answer.
Rearrange the letters in 'new door' to make one word. I will only accept 1 answer.
3. Dark car spotting
A man walks from his hotel room to the car park across the road and could spot his jet black car over 400 yards away without electrical aid or the aid of moonlight or streetlamps. Assuming the valet parked his car and he did not know where it was but insisted on finding it himself, how could he see it?
A man walks from his hotel room to the car park across the road and could spot his jet black car over 400 yards away without electrical aid or the aid of moonlight or streetlamps. Assuming the valet parked his car and he did not know where it was but insisted on finding it himself, how could he see it?
4. Letters
Look at this sequence of letters and then tell me what the last three letters should be.
Look at this sequence of letters and then tell me what the last three letters should be.
O T T F F S S ?
5. Cowboy
A cowboy rides into town on Friday. He stays three nights, then leaves on Friday.
How is this possible?
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