Riddles

[Jimmy Bonds]

Hi All-
I like riddles, so I thought it would be fun to have a riddle contest If you know a riddle post it and see if anyone can answer it! I'll go first:
"Whats as tall as a castle, light as air, and a million people couldn't move it?"
Jimmy-

[Greg Harris]

a rainbow?

[Ling Wu]

tornado?

[Dave Vick]

a cloud?

[Andrew Shafer]

Rainbow works for me.

[Jimmy Bonds]

These are all good answers, however none are the correct ones for the riddle.(even though they fit the criteria) I'll give a hint..the object is on the ground, not in the air.
Jimmy-

[Greg Harris]

a reflection of a castle?
[This message has been edited by Greg Harris (edited June 22, 2001).]

[Conrad Kirby]

AAAAAAAGGGGGHH!!! That is a great response Greg!!! !!!

[Greg Harris]

thank you, thank you... no applause, please!

[Cindy Glass]

A beam of sunlight.
(actually I think "the shadow of a castle" is more likely the correct answer)
[This message has been edited by Cindy Glass (edited June 22, 2001).]

[Andrew Shafer]

I still prefer rainbow.
A shadow conforms to the surface with no perceived height. The length of a shadow would also change in size, from many times the height of the object to nothing at all.

[This message has been edited by Andrew Shafer (edited June 22, 2001).]

[Jimmy Bonds]

Kudos to Cindy!!!
The correct answer IS the a castle's shadow
Anyone else know any?
Jimmy-

[Jimmy Bonds]

Here's another one:
Find the 2 errors int the following sentence-
"There are 2 errorrrs in this sentence."
Jimmy-
[This message has been edited by Jimmy Bonds (edited June 23, 2001).]

[Anonymous]

Hi i am not a member of this site, but i really like it.
the errors in the sentence r:
"There are 2 errorrrs in this sentence."

[Anonymous]

The first error is the error is mis-spelt.
Second error - the statement says there r 2 errors, when in fact there is only one.. ??