Riddle of the Day

[Gizmokid2005]

I rest my case....

He is lucky he is all the way on the other side of the country otherwise I might have committed a major sin!

LOL!!! You should just be happy I gave you any credit

[acoustikarl]

I almost did...but he used GIN instead of SIN...otherwise he would've gotten full credit

Oh yeah, that's right. He rearranged the letters to get his GIN not realizing he could WIN with SIN.

[Gizmokid2005]

Oh yeah, that's right. He rearranged the letters to get his GIN not realizing he could WIN with SIN.

HAHA!! Good one acoustikarl!!!

[Gizmokid2005]

What falls but never breaks and breaks but never falls?

ANSWER (Wow...not guesses): Night falls, but doesn't break, Day breaks but never falls.

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NEXT RIDDLE:

Look at the sentence below and see if you can find the reason why all the 2 letter words have a common trait. What is hidden among the words in the sentence:


"Hi! Ma and Pa told me I'd better say that all the two-letter words in this paragraph have something in common ...... or else!"

[acoustikarl]

ANSWER (Wow...not guesses): Night falls, but doesn't break, Day breaks but never falls.

Oh, right, there was a riddle.

I did try, but I was looking for something that fulfilled both requirements since you used the word "and" to link the statements.

NEXT RIDDLE:

Look at the sentence below and see if you can find the reason why all the 2 letter words have a common trait. What is hidden among the words in the sentence:


"Hi! Ma and Pa told me I'd better say that all the two-letter words in this paragraph have something in common ...... or else!"

I wonder if this could be stated another way.

[Gizmokid2005]

Oh, right, there was a riddle.

I did try, but I was looking for something that fulfilled both requirements since you used the word "and" to link the statements.
I wonder if this could be stated another way.

How about this?

In the stated sentence, all words with only 2 letters (regardless of punctuation) share a common characteristic, other than the fact that they are 2 letters. What is it?

[acoustikarl]

How about this?

In the stated sentence, all words with only 2 letters (regardless of punctuation) share a common characteristic, other than the fact that they are 2 letters. What is it?

Hadn't meant for you to actually restate the question. Just trying to be cryptically cute.

[Gizmokid2005]

Well with you guys, I can't ever be too sure.

[acoustikarl]

NEXT RIDDLE:

Look at the sentence below and see if you can find the reason why all the 2 letter words have a common trait. What is hidden among the words in the sentence:


"Hi! Ma and Pa told me I'd better say that all the two-letter words in this paragraph have something in common ...... or else!"

They are all the two letter abbreviations for US states
HI = Hawaii
MA = Massachusetts
PA = Pennsylvania
OR = Oregon
ID = Idaho
IN = Indiana
ME = Maine

[acoustikarl]

Well with you guys, I can't ever be too sure.

I probably should have capitalized State, but I thought that might have given away too much of the answer.