In Riddles^x

Can someone help me with this riddle please ?I am old.I am new.I am gold.I am true.Thank You So Much For Any Assistance.

I saw the show when it originally aired, and remembered the basic rules of the riddle, as well as the answer. Just today (08-01-08) I wrote it out for someone who likes tougher riddles. The following is how I wrote it. I did not figure out the answer during the show...and I was about 15 when...

To me, a "riddle", in the sense of a puzzle posed for people to solve for fun, or as a mental challenge, is something like "When it rains I do X, when the sun shines I do Y. I have Z legs. What am I?" (It could diverge a little from this exact form, but you get the general...

Hello, Mr. Wordy.You're right about both the word's origin (arbuz == water melon) and the answer to the riddle. But let me ask you why do you think it  technically does not qualify as a riddle, and what your solution is. Some people that I have asked it tended to answer "no"...

Hi Anton, I wouldn't exactly call this a "riddle"! The answer is no. I was intrigued by the word "arbuzoid", by the way. I'm guessing this derives from the Russian word for watermelon. Is that right?

Hello again!Here's another riddle, which I hope will be met better than the previous one.There's a planet inhabited by arbuzoids (water-melon-ers). Those creatures are found in three colors: red, green and blue. There are 13 red arbuzoids, 15 blue ones, and 17 green. When two differently...

I have a difficult riddle for you all''Your'e word is suedyour clue iseverything is the opposite of what you expect''what does it mean?

Yes, I understood every single word.;)So then GG and I was right, regardless of how we came to the solution.Thanks Anton, i enjoyed breaking my brain on this riddle.

 OK, trying to formulate it.Step 1. The old lady takes either hers (1/N) or another passenger's seat. If it's hers, then everything is OK, which gives us at least 1/N chance for the last passenger to find their seat vacant.Step. 2. However, if she has taken the seat of the passenger right...

 Here's another riddle that may serve as five-minute excersize for your gray cells... There's a queue of twenty people to a twenty-seat bus, and a mad old lady is first in the queue. And, due to her mental illness, she chooses a random seat instead of the one specified on her ticket. The...