Riddles Help..

[dclamp]

The page is titled "MIND BENDERS" and it is a collection of riddles.

Example:
wear
long

answer = Long under wear.

I need help with the following:

clou

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clams
she

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a n
n o
i m a t i
(Animation arching from top corners)

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neegr
geren
ngree
regen

(Green misspelled, but idk)

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ca se
case

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ri
poorch

(something about the end of rich)

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injury+insult

[MaximilianMayrhofer]

The last one is:

"Adding insult to injury"

[Comacchio]

ri
poorch

Taking from the rich and giving to the poor?

-Allan

[szlamany]

Open and shut case?

[szlamany]

There is a quote: "There are many shades of green" - but that seems weak to me...

[szlamany]

Could it really be "clams on the half shell"?

[zaza]

Endless clouds?

[mendhak]

Looping animation

[Shaggy Hiker]

Kermit sang the song: "It isn't easy being green"

That, too, seems weak.

[MaximilianMayrhofer]

colour-blind? Also weak..

[NixByte]

I'm begging you, I have the same paper. I'm begging you to email me a completed list of answers. therealethanlucky@gmail.com

[NixByte]

I had to make an account so I have no clue if my last reply worked I'm sorry, but please I'm begging you to send me a completed answer sheet to this I have to same paper. therealethanlucky@gmail.com

[Peter Porter]

I'm begging you, I have the same paper. I'm begging you to email me a completed list of answers. therealethanlucky@gmail.com

Nix, why the urgency?

All of the above is not difficult if you calmly try to solve one at a time. Take this one for example:

neegr
geren
ngree
regen

(Green misspelled, but idk)

Green is part of the answer, but look at how many times you see this word. Yes it's misspelled, but how? Put this information together and you'll have your answer.

[Shaggy Hiker]

I'd like to have the rest of the questions.

Back around the 70s, there was a beer brand that had things like this stamped on the bottoms of the bottle caps. The lids were gray, and had a picture of something (I think it was a beer stein, if I remember right) on the top. I don't know what beer that was, but the bottle caps were fun.

[wes4dbt]

I'd like to have the rest of the questions.

Back around the 70s, there was a beer brand that had things like this stamped on the bottoms of the bottle caps. The lids were gray, and had a picture of something (I think it was a beer stein, if I remember right) on the top. I don't know what beer that was, but the bottle caps were fun.

Lucky Lager beer had bottle caps with riddles. There use to be a game show on TV that had the same type of puzzles.

[Peter Porter]

I'd like to have the rest of the questions.

Back around the 70s, there was a beer brand that had things like this stamped on the bottoms of the bottle caps. The lids were gray, and had a picture of something (I think it was a beer stein, if I remember right) on the top. I don't know what beer that was, but the bottle caps were fun.

I heard about those bottle caps. I was drinking Kool-Aid around that time.

Lucky Lager beer had bottle caps with riddles. There use to be a game show on TV that had the same type of puzzles.

I might have liked Lucky Lager in the 80s, from what I just read about it. I couldn't stand beer back then, but my friends only choices were the awful 3, Bud, Miller and Coors. It wasn't until I arrived in Germany that I discovered what a quality beer tastes like, but I would love to get my hands on some American craft beers!

[wes4dbt]

I might have liked Lucky Lager in the 80s, from what I just read about it. I couldn't stand beer back then, but my friends only choices were the awful 3, Bud, Miller and Coors. It wasn't until I arrived in Germany that I discovered what a quality beer tastes like, but I would love to get my hands on some American craft beers!

Actually Lucky was a level below Bud and Coors. It was super cheap and you got a riddle.

Never liked craft beers, but I rarely drank beer because of the taste, I drank beer because of the affect.

[Peter Porter]

Actually Lucky was a level below Bud and Coors. It was super cheap and you got a riddle.

Never liked craft beers, but I rarely drank beer because of the taste, I drank beer because of the affect.

Hard to believe something worse than those two beers. They taste like crap, but got my friends where they wanted to be.

[Peter Porter]

I'd like to have the rest of the questions.

Here's page 1, from what I found:

[wes4dbt]

Hard to believe something worse than those two beers. They taste like crap, but got my friends where they wanted to be.

That's funny. My favorite tasting beer was Bud.

My favorite thing to drink is cold water. Refreshing and no after taste. Plus low carb, gluten free and vegan.

[Peter Porter]

Page 2:

[Peter Porter]

That's funny. My favorite tasting beer was Bud.

I can't tell you my favorite tasting beer, but I'm trying a few new ones today. A small brewery was giving away free bottles of beer, two per person outside our local supermarket.

[Shaggy Hiker]

If you try enough new ones, you won't be able to tell us anything, let alone which was best.

[Peter Porter]

If you try enough new ones, you won't be able to tell us anything, let alone which was best.

Shaggy, I barely drink. After a bad weekend in 2000, I average now a beer or two every other month.

Anyway, these two free beers will probably taste like the others.

[Shaggy Hiker]

I don't drink at all, and never have, but I still make drunk references. It might be the company I keep.

[wes4dbt]

I don't drink at all, and never have, but I still make drunk references. It might be the company I keep.

What made you not want to drink EVER??

[Shaggy Hiker]

Never found anything I liked, and don't feel any desire to drink something I don't like.

[Peter Porter]

Never found anything I liked, and don't feel any desire to drink something I don't like.

Same here when I was stateside.

Damn, Budwieser was awful!



My friends mostly drank that, but I have tried Coors and Miller, which were also crap!

[OptionBase1]

I had to make an account so I have no clue if my last reply worked I'm sorry, but please I'm begging you to send me a completed answer sheet to this I have to same paper. therealethanlucky@gmail.com

Here's page 1, from what I found:

1. Vertical Town
2. Man divided by Board
3. Repeated Cycles
4. Keep your eye below the stand
5. Reading lines
6. [Not sure...]
7. Cube of sand
8. He's spacing out between himself
9. Love is a triple oversight
10. Up your back
11. Aighth
12. Upper chair
13. Mixed cleaning
14. I'm getting paid over working
15. Hoppings in circles

That's all I can help with for now. Good luck.

Edit: Yes, obv...

[Peter Porter]

1. Vertical Town
2. Man divided by Board
3. Repeated Cycles
4. Keep your eye below the stand
5. Reading lines
6. [Not sure...]
7. Cube of sand
8. He's spacing out between himself
9. Love is a triple oversight
10. Up your back
11. Aighth
12. Upper chair
13. Mixed cleaning
14. I'm getting paid over working
15. Hoppings in circles

That's all I can help with for now. Good luck.

Edit: Yes, obv...

[wes4dbt]

Never found anything I liked, and don't feel any desire to drink something I don't like.

Ah, so you have drank. You just didn't like it. I know lots of people that don't drink but to NEVER have drank is different. I know some who haven't but it was a religious decision.

[TysonLPrice]

#27 Neon light

#2 Man over board
#3 TriCycles
#4 I understand
#26 six feet underground
#14 I'm underworked and over paid.
Growing pains

They get easy after you do a few...

#5 Reading between the lines
#7 sand box
#13 Backward glance
#18 Mind over matter - that is a common construct.

#1 downtown
#16 Tochdown
#42 pain in the neck
#54 blood is thicker than water.
#44 double car garage
#55 Mis understanding