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Willard 08-18-2002 11:54 AM

http://members.lycos.co.uk/riddledude/2riddleofday.jpg
Here is the (unofficial) Riddle of the Day. [img]tongue.gif[/img]
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One morning a mouse walked down a stony path. It had just rained the night before, so everything was clean and refreshed. He was very thirsty, and looked around for something to drink. By the side of the road, there was a big glass of water! Someone had left an empty glass there, and it had filled up with rainwater. When the mouse tried to take a drink, he found he could not because he was very short and his snout was not very long. He didn't climb inside the glass because he was afraid he would not be able to get back out again. Minutes later, he took a drink from the glass and walked away down the road.

The question is: how did the mouse get a drink of water?

There was no moisture on the grass, the mouse was not strong enough to push the glass over, and all of the rocks around him were not big enough to use as a stool. He didn't eat a mushroom either. [img]tongue.gif[/img]

[ 08-18-2002, 05:56 PM: Message edited by: Willard ]

J'aran 08-18-2002 12:00 PM

He managed to topple the glass and drunk from the puddle?

Ar-Cunin 08-18-2002 02:00 PM

It found a straw?

SomeGuy 08-18-2002 02:13 PM

He ate a mushroom and got bigger? (If you've played a Super Mario game then you know where I'm getting this from

Calaethis Dragonsbane 08-18-2002 02:15 PM

There was mostiure on the outside of the glass as well; so he drank that...

Redblueflare 08-18-2002 02:19 PM

It rained the night before so water wouldn't have been that hard to find right? [img]graemlins/1ponder.gif[/img]

andrewas 08-18-2002 02:26 PM

Stood on a stone?

Andrew Mcveigh 08-18-2002 02:56 PM

what's the answer Willard???

I WANT TO KNOW!!!! by the way, i think the moisture on the glass is the answer.

Calaethis Dragonsbane 08-18-2002 03:18 PM

*I* said that first!

Willard 08-18-2002 05:57 PM

Nope. Try again!


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