Trivial Trials Testing Total Capacity of Thought

yourbuddy

The one who makes it sells it.
The one who buys it doesn't use it.
The one who's using it doesn't know he's using it.
What is it?

skeptic

a coffin

yourbuddy

skeptic wrote:

a coffin

Correct. I will either send it later tonight, or tomorrow midday-ish

**SureShot187**

Where's the next riddle? SMILEY

yourbuddy

Sorry guys, I didn't get moved into my new place as fast as I had hoped. I just got the internet running today.

A horse is tied to a 15 ft. rope and there is a bail of hay 25 ft. away from him.
Yet the horse is able to eat from the bail of hay. How is this possible?

Kivo

The rope isn't tied to anything but the horse so it does not restrain him?

Anyway, you asked what my ingame name was before. You're most likely to find me on Krog.

Regulus

Its a really big horse? SMILEY

skeptic

Pick a horizontal axis and place the tree at any given point. The horse is, at the end of his rope, 15 feet to the right of the tree. The hay lies 25 feet away on a point 10 feet to the left of the tree.

yourbuddy

Kivo wrote:

The rope isn't tied to anything but the horse so it does not restrain him?
Anyway, you asked what my ingame name was before. You're most likely to find me on Krog.

Kivo is correct, and thanks for the name deliver. Although, nice answer nozmo, but this one was a little more simple. Reg, i like your style.

yourbuddy

What occurs once in June, once in July and twice in August?

Regulus

The letter "u"

yourbuddy

Regulus wrote:

The letter "u"

Correct, and this was too easy SMILEY

**SureShot187**

Actually it was pretty good. Here's one just for fun.

What college is high in the middle and round on both sides?

skeptic

Ohio State

yourbuddy

College of Cardinals in the Vatican City or an English major holding 2 basketballs at his sides.

Sorry that I am being slow with riddles right now. Tis my birthday this weekend and haven't been johnny on the spot. But here we go, this one is worth the 500K info. Keep posting on the college one from sureshot thought, I want to know the answer SMILEY

Fingulfin was visiting some friends, and noticed that there were nine children watching television in the basement. As a kindly gesture, he offered to buy them two extra-large pizzas for them to share. The children were overjoyed, because pizza and children go together like rollercoasters and vomit. Fingulfin then made the mistake of asking, "What would you like on your pizza?"

BORIS: I want green olives or black olives, but no pepperoni! NEILDA: I want mushrooms or black olives, but neither green peppers nor onions! CHAUNCEY: I want green olives or green peppers but no mushrooms! JORETTA: I want green peppers or pepperoni but neither black olives nor ham! EDSEL: I want black olives or onions but no green olives! BLANCHE: I want sausage or ham but neither mushrooms nor black olives! ORRIN: I want mushrooms or green peppers but no sausage! NORWOOD: I want pepperoni or onions but neither green olives nor green peppers! ALEJANDRIN: Anything is fine with me. Fingulfin makes the reasonable assumption that if someone says "sausage or pepperoni" that means they would be happy with sausage, pepperoni, or both. He orders two different pizzas, and each child is able to happily eat pieces from at least one of them. What are the toppings on both pizzas?