That works, I think. This describes a general truth. I think the sentence comes from a common riddle about a fox, a hen, and some grain. You could also say, 'the hen will eat the grain.'

I need help answering this riddle...does annyone know the answer? There was a train crash. The police said that there were no casualties, but 2 bodies were found. How is this possible?

It is talking about the history of the Hebrews in Israel. Samson is a great epic hero of the Hebrews. He killed a lion with his bare hands, defeated the Philistines, their enemy, and answered riddles. He was betrayed by a woman, Delilah, who

A man had to solve the Sphinx riddle to pass into the city; “IN THE MORING IT WALKS ON 4 LEGS AT NOON 2 AND DUSK 3. WHAT IS IT?”

Hello, As Ant wrote, this riddle has already been solved (see this post ), so I'm going to lock the thread. Thanks to everybody who took part in it.

The answer is "the match" -- what more do you want? It's just a riddle, not a novel.

okay, I need to know the answer to this riddle like, ASAP! please help. here it is: You get stuck on a deserted island. The only thing there is a old, run-down mansion. You walk inside, but its pitch black, and there's no power. You have a

It is quite simple. It is a math riddle. The employer cuts the bar of gold at the one segment mark. Then he cuts it again at the two segment mark. Which means he has a piece of one segment, two segments, and four segments. At the end of the first

does any animal have more than 9 llives? its a riddle so  far i have "yes, _ro_s   _ roag every night" and i cant figure it out

You wake up and find yourself in a 6x6 concrete room. No doors,no windows,no air vents,nothing. You reach into your pocket and find a fork, a ballpoint pen,a match, and a Tootsie Roll. In one corner of the room,you notice a small drain in the