A little riddle for you.....

A man plans to kill his wife. After some time of planning he and his wife plan a snow skiingtrip up in the mountains. While they're skiing the man pushes his wife off the main trail into an unfinished trail where she falls to her death. When he reaches the bottom of the slope he contacts the police and declares his wife missing. After a search party finds his wife they let the man know and nobody suspects anything. When he arrives home however he is arrested as soon as he gets offthe plane. How did the police at home know that he intentionally killed his wife?

A man plans to kill his wife. After some time of planning he and his wife plan a snow skiingtrip up in the mountains. While they're skiing the man pushes his wife off the main trail into an unfinished trail where she falls to her death. When he reaches the bottom of the slope he contacts the police and declares his wife missing. After a search party finds his wife they let the man know and nobody suspects anything. When he arrives home however he is arrested as soon as he gets offthe plane. How did the police at home know that he intentionally killed his wife?

DamianAlexander

[QUOTE="Luminouslight"][QUOTE="Dante2710"]Two fathers and two sons sat down to eat eggs for breakfast. They ate exatly three eggs, each person had an egg. How is this possible?Dante2710

EDIT: ding ding, the guy above got it right.

[QUOTE="Dante2710"]

[QUOTE="Luminouslight"] Each of them didn't eat 3 eggs, the group ate a total of 3 eggs.Luminouslight

EDIT: ding ding, the guy above got it right.

A man plans to kill his wife. After some time of planning he and his wife plan a snow skiingtrip up in the mountains. While they're skiing the man pushes his wife off the main trail into an unfinished trail where she falls to her death. When he reaches the bottom of the slope he contacts the police and declares his wife missing. After a search party finds his wife they let the man know and nobody suspects anything. When he arrives home however he is arrested as soon as he gets offthe plane. How did the police at home know that he intentionally killed his wife?

DamianAlexander

Easy, he had 2 tickets book to the trip, but only one back.

Still no answer on my riddle. Here it is again:

Long time ago, in ancient (insert your favorite ancient country) lived a wise old man. But this man had many enemies. One of these enemies was the (lets say) emperor of the (lets say) city. The emperor hated the man, but he couldn't kill the old man for nothing - the people would be outraged (did I mention the wise old man also had many friends?). So he blamed the wise old man for a crime he didn't commit and decided to hold a trial - the wise old man would be presented with twoidentical jars- in one there would be a paper saying "LIFE", in the other - "DEATH". Which ever the old man picks would be his sentence - FINAL sentence. But the emperor was corrupt - he put a paper sying "DEATH" in both jars . One of his servants was a friend of the wise old man, so he told the old man about the emperor's cheating. How would the old man avoid certain death? (Suppose exposing the emperor as a cheater in not an option).

True story, btw.

[QUOTE="DamianAlexander"]

A man plans to kill his wife. After some time of planning he and his wife plan a snow skiingtrip up in the mountains. While they're skiing the man pushes his wife off the main trail into an unfinished trail where she falls to her death. When he reaches the bottom of the slope he contacts the police and declares his wife missing. After a search party finds his wife they let the man know and nobody suspects anything. When he arrives home however he is arrested as soon as he gets offthe plane. How did the police at home know that he intentionally killed his wife?

XanderKage

Easy, he had 2 tickets book to the trip, but only one back.

Still no answer on my riddle. Here it is again:

Long time ago, in ancient (insert your favorite ancient country) lived a wise old man. But this man had many enemies. One of these enemies was the (lets say) emperor of the (lets say) city. The emperor hated the man, but he couldn't kill the old man for nothing - the people would be outraged (did I mention the wise old man also had many friends?). So he blamed the wise old man for a crime he didn't commit and decided to hold a trial - the wise old man would be presented with twoidentical jars- in one there would be a paper saying "LIFE", in the other - "DEATH". Which ever the old man picks would be his sentence - FINAL sentence. But the emperor was corrupt - he put a paper sying "DEATH" in both jars . One of his servants was a friend of the wise old man, so he told the old man about the emperor's cheating. How would the old man avoid certain death? (Suppose exposing the emperor as a cheater in not an option).

True story, btw.

horse named friday

A cowboy goes to town on friday, he stays there for 3 days but goes home back again on friday... How is that possible?

LittleBigPeople

[QUOTE="DamianAlexander"]

A man plans to kill his wife. After some time of planning he and his wife plan a snow skiingtrip up in the mountains. While they're skiing the man pushes his wife off the main trail into an unfinished trail where she falls to her death. When he reaches the bottom of the slope he contacts the police and declares his wife missing. After a search party finds his wife they let the man know and nobody suspects anything. When he arrives home however he is arrested as soon as he gets offthe plane. How did the police at home know that he intentionally killed his wife?

XanderKage

Easy, he had 2 tickets book to the trip, but only one back.

Still no answer on my riddle. Here it is again:

Long time ago, in ancient (insert your favorite ancient country) lived a wise old man. But this man had many enemies. One of these enemies was the (lets say) emperor of the (lets say) city. The emperor hated the man, but he couldn't kill the old man for nothing - the people would be outraged (did I mention the wise old man also had many friends?). So he blamed the wise old man for a crime he didn't commit and decided to hold a trial - the wise old man would be presented with twoidentical jars- in one there would be a paper saying "LIFE", in the other - "DEATH". Which ever the old man picks would be his sentence - FINAL sentence. But the emperor was corrupt - he put a paper sying "DEATH" in both jars . One of his servants was a friend of the wise old man, so he told the old man about the emperor's cheating. How would the old man avoid certain death? (Suppose exposing the emperor as a cheater in not an option).

True story, btw.

Nice one, that's the answer.

How much F' s contain the next sense?

FINISHED FILES ARE THE RE-
SULTS OF YEARS OF SCIENTIF-
IC STUDY COMBINED WITH THE
EXPERIENCE OF YEARS

How much F' s contain the next sense?

FINISHED FILES ARE THE RE-
SULTS OF YEARS OF SCIENTIF-
IC STUDY COMBINED WITH THE
EXPERIENCE OF YEARS

LittleBigPeople

Easy, he had 2 tickets book to the trip, but only one back.

Still no answer on my riddle. Here it is again:

Long time ago, in ancient (insert your favorite ancient country) lived a wise old man. But this man had many enemies. One of these enemies was the (lets say) emperor of the (lets say) city. The emperor hated the man, but he couldn't kill the old man for nothing - the people would be outraged (did I mention the wise old man also had many friends?). So he blamed the wise old man for a crime he didn't commit and decided to hold a trial - the wise old man would be presented with twoidentical jars- in one there would be a paper saying "LIFE", in the other - "DEATH". Which ever the old man picks would be his sentence - FINAL sentence. But the emperor was corrupt - he put a paper sying "DEATH" in both jars . One of his servants was a friend of the wise old man, so he told the old man about the emperor's cheating. How would the old man avoid certain death? (Suppose exposing the emperor as a cheater in not an option).

True story, btw.

XanderKage

[QUOTE="I_Am_Sin_Seared"]

Why do male vegetarians get raging hard ons before they eat?

CreepingDeath_

[QUOTE="XanderKage"]Easy, he had 2 tickets book to the trip, but only one back.

Still no answer on my riddle. Here it is again:

Long time ago, in ancient (insert your favorite ancient country) lived a wise old man. But this man had many enemies. One of these enemies was the (lets say) emperor of the (lets say) city. The emperor hated the man, but he couldn't kill the old man for nothing - the people would be outraged (did I mention the wise old man also had many friends?). So he blamed the wise old man for a crime he didn't commit and decided to hold a trial - the wise old man would be presented with twoidentical jars- in one there would be a paper saying "LIFE", in the other - "DEATH". Which ever the old man picks would be his sentence - FINAL sentence. But the emperor was corrupt - he put a paper sying "DEATH" in both jars . One of his servants was a friend of the wise old man, so he told the old man about the emperor's cheating. How would the old man avoid certain death? (Suppose exposing the emperor as a cheater in not an option).

True story, btw.

Head_of_games

Funny... No.

Give me food and i will grow, give me water and i'm death. what am i?

Give me food and i will grow, give me water and i'm death. what am i?

LittleBigPeople

Fire.

[QUOTE="LittleBigPeople"]

Give me food and i will grow, give me water and i'm death. what am i?

-_Rain_-

Fire.

a teenager asks his parents if he can go to a party his parents say yes when he comes back there amazed to find hed grown a beard in one sunset what happened?

a teenager asks his parents if he can go to a party his parents say yes when he comes back there amazed to find hed grown a beard in one sunset what happened?

roxaslordXIII

He stayed there for 3 days and then an additional 4 days on top of it.

I'm sometimes white but always wrong. I can break a heart and hurt the strong. I can build love and tear it down. I can make a smile but more often a frown. what am i?LittleBigPeople

A lie? And you still didn't answer my wise old man riddle.

[QUOTE="LittleBigPeople"]I'm sometimes white but always wrong. I can break a heart and hurt the strong. I can build love and tear it down. I can make a smile but more often a frown. what am i?XanderKage

A lie? And you still didn't answer my wise old man riddle.