former kills latterFratari wrote:Nope, still looking for an answer for this one.kario wrote:it went to his head?Fratari wrote:Two men walk into a bar. Both order the same drink prepared the same way.
One man guzzles his drink (thirsty fool); the other drinks slowly.
The former lives, the latter dies.
Why?
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sabinati
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is it only my country that too many people know the answer to this and does not count it as a riddle any more?WarpedWiseMan wrote:What's the longest word in the English language?
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depends on the answer.Tonkyhonk wrote:is it only my country that too many people know the answer to this and does not count it as a riddle any more?WarpedWiseMan wrote:What's the longest word in the English language?
Id also say the one about two guys walking into a bar isnt one, but it has a witty and (in a fantasy settings sense) good answer, and I like the image of a dwarf guzzling a mug of tasty booze while on fire.
Want to touch my fibula?

Gulgatha, place of the skull.

Gulgatha, place of the skull.
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Hahahaha, you got me.WarpedWiseMan wrote:Grass, you're a filthy liar.
What's the longest word in the English language?
the classic answer would be antidisestablishmentarianism, but there are actually names of molecules or even hypothetical compounds that are much, much longer.
I guess the answer depends on what your threshold for a "word" is.
<Marcher Lord>
Dogs! Oh god, please give us DOGS!
There are those who press on with the ardor of beer, and those who are faint with thirst.
Dogs! Oh god, please give us DOGS!
There are those who press on with the ardor of beer, and those who are faint with thirst.
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nah man, it's language
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Tonkyhonk
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oh gosh, nil doesnt know the answer. english teachers here always give that *riddle* to the students though.
... maybe i should change my question to "my prefecture" instead of my country, so probably not so famous
... maybe i should change my question to "my prefecture" instead of my country, so probably not so famous
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niltrias
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That only works if it is spoken. If it is written, it needs to have quotation marks to nominalize "the English language"sabinati wrote:nah man, it's language
<Marcher Lord>
Dogs! Oh god, please give us DOGS!
There are those who press on with the ardor of beer, and those who are faint with thirst.
Dogs! Oh god, please give us DOGS!
There are those who press on with the ardor of beer, and those who are faint with thirst.
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sabinati
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but that would make it entirely obvious
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niltrias
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So basically, it is like my riddle? Ok, I can live with that.
<Marcher Lord>
Dogs! Oh god, please give us DOGS!
There are those who press on with the ardor of beer, and those who are faint with thirst.
Dogs! Oh god, please give us DOGS!
There are those who press on with the ardor of beer, and those who are faint with thirst.
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sabinati
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i didn't really get yours. what wheels?