Random Riddle: Build the Pyramid

 Riddles  Comments Off on Random Riddle: Build the Pyramid
Sep 212025
 
In these Word Pyramids, the first letter is given to you (which is the first answer). Use the clues to build the pyramid to find the answer. In each consecutive answer, a letter is added to the previous answer. However, the answer letters might not be in the same order. Good Luck!!

Starting letter: I

Clues:
1. 3.1415926535…
2. to cut, tear apart
3. a support for two adjacent bridge spans
4. first in excellence, quality, or value
5. —— State Building
 

Random Riddle: Build the Pyramid

 

 

Random Riddle: Die Hard

 Riddles  Comments Off on Random Riddle: Die Hard
Sep 202025
 
I have one, you have one.
If you remove the first letter, a bit remains.
If you remove the second, bit still remains.
After much trying, you might be able to remove the third one also, but it remains.
It dies hard!
 
Random Riddle: Die Hard

 

 

Random Riddle: All Three

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Sep 192025
 
I am found in great fields.
With my kin, provide great yields.
Decapitate me with no regret.
What makes me bread is what you’ll get.
Cut once again, again I implore
And you will do this thing evermore.

What have you found from me?
Give me the words above, all three.
 

Random Riddle: All Three

 

 

Joke Of The Day: A Royal Marriage

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Sep 182025
 
Joke Of The Day: A Royal Marriage The king and queen of a small nation have a beautiful daughter. The king and queen of a nearby country have a handsome son. In order to create an alliance between the two countries, the kings and queens meet to discuss a plan to have the handsome prince marry the beautiful princess.

The marriage ceremony was followed by a huge feast to celebrate the wedding. During the feast, the princess’ father saw the newlyweds slip away from the banquet. He was worried that the prince and princess might take to each other, so he told his most trusted servant to follow the couple to the bedroom and eavesdrop on the new bride and groom. Then report back with any information.

When the servant returned to the king, he told him, “First the princess told the prince, ‘I offer you my honor.’ The prince replied, ‘I honor your offer.’ And it was like that all night long: honor, offer, honor, offer.”