This Week's Trivia Question from Casino Rewards!!!

Light is a good answer,orren and thank you.

This is one of the most interesting riddles...and shamefully, I couldn't wait much longer so I cheated(Googled it) (had to give my old rusty brain a break. )
I don't want to kill the fun so I won't post the answer.

"By George I think he's got it!"  I think you could be right there orren.

blue

LAST WEEK'S ANSWER:

The letter e. End, timE, spacE, Every placE
I have to say that the answer definitely is a brilliant but I still like orren's answer,LIGHT!

THIS WEEK'S QUESTION

I am a three digit number.

My second digit is four times more than my third digit.

My first digit is seven less than my second digit.

What number am I?

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I am the beginning of the end, and the end of time and space.

I am essential to creation, and I surround every place.

Interesting riddle! The answer to this is the letter 'E'.

Here is why...

beginning of The End...the word 'end' 'begins' with the letter 'E'.

end of time and space...the words 'Time' and 'Space' 'end' with the letter 'E'

Essential to Creation...without 'E' the word creation becomes 'creation' which has no meaning.

Surround Every place...look at the letter at the start of every and at the end of Place.
'E' again! It surrounds the phrase 'every place'. 

Thanks Nan - I won't spoil it by giving the answer.

blue

It does not seem to me that the answer is as plain as it seems, but unless i am missing something there, I get...

182


Now as far as last weeks answer goes, rather than be negative. I will just say, I did not care for it  :P

Correctamundo!

Well done orren.

blue

LAST WEEK'S ANSWER:

=> 182
Woo Hoooo,Orren,you were absolutely right!

THIS WEEK'S QUESTION

What is brought to the table and cut, but never eaten?

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I'm gonna throw a wild guess here - atmosphere?

Probably wrong but never mind.

Thanks Nan.

blue

A deck of cards?

I like both answers and I still have no clue so I put my bets on the two of your answers!

Kattboots is too smart for her britches  . I always pass when it is my turn to cut the deck.

Yeah liquorman, too smart for my britches and as the song says... too sexy for my shirt! 

Thought of a couple other good answers ... could be "a deal" or perhaps "the cheese"  I especially am not going to eat the cheese after it is cut... at the table or anywhere else!

right on kattboots. thats got to be it

LAST WEEK'S ANSWER:

A Deal-------katt, you were so close.

THIS WEEK'S QUESTION:

What question can you never answer yes to?

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I think I know this one so I won't spoil it.

blue

ha ha,blue...I have no clue...well I can guess about three but not sure if any of it is right one. 8'|

I know too!  But I will not spoil it either!

and my second guess last week was "A Deal" so I am still too smart for my britches 

LAST WEEK'S ANSWER:

"Is everything you say a lie?"  So...did everyone guessed it right?

THIS WEEK'S QUESTION:

At dusk I come without being fetched.

At dawn I disappear without being stolen.

I'm a poet's tears and a sailor's guide.


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Yes I did get it....and I think I have this weeks but I'm not sure.

Thanks Nan.

blue

I second this... got it last week, think I have it this week! Thanks

I would say stars but the poet's tears are throwing me a little...

Stars sound pretty good one to me and I think they can make poets crying with full of emotions by just looking at them...heh.

I think this is the right track, but I think it may be just the North Star because that is what sailors use to navigate by. Not sure about the poet's tears either though.

Well...sometimes when I look up and see the bright starts blinking at me, I feel tears coming down on my face...  

Hey This is one of the Most Fantastic threads I have ever come across. It stimulates the brain and i find it Lovely. Its book marked buddies. Waiting for some more triva ..

LAST WEEK'S ANSWER:

The Stars

THIS WEEK'S QUESTION:

When do you go as fast as a racing car?

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Thanks Nan for the answer for last week.  Looks like we all got it right.

As for this week...I'm guessing when you're driving it?

What do you think?

blue

That's what I was thinking... also thought if you don't go as fast as a race car when you're in it you would end up all squished on the inside of the back window...

My guess is when I am in the passenger seat and Kat is all squeezed in the back seat while blue is driving it.

LAST WEEK'S ANSWER:

When it's not moving hmmm...didn't think of that.

THIS WEEK'S QUESTION

What English word retains the same pronunciation, even after you take away four of its five letters?-------------

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Thanks for the answer to last week's question Nan.  I still think that we were all right though.

This weeks is a tough one - I've googled it and I guess it is quite obvious once you see the answer....but I won't spoil it.

blue

Queue?

Hoogly moogly,Katt...

That's a good one. I had no idea and I almost pulled all my hairs out.

LAST WEEK'S ANSWER:

The English word was: Queue Yay, you got it,Katt!!!

This one is not from casino rewards since they are having a different promotion this week so here is one from me.(trying my best find a difficult one. )

Which is the smallest whole number that produces a total of over 200 when multiplied by itself?

This was a tough one for me...can you guess the correct number?

Nan, I got it, but I won't tell this time!

Me too and I won't spoil it either.  Thanks Nan.

blue

Oh my i think i know this too but i feel guilty to say since everyone is holding back!!!

Somebody please just say it!!!!!!! 

Ok lips since I was first to say I had it... I will now just say it!

15

Same answer as I got Kattboots.  I was beginning to think I was barking up the wrong tree at one point - thought it could be a trick question.

blue

I thought it might be a trick too for a while... but I still gotta think this is the right answer...

Yahooooo!
You all got it right. It's number 15!

Okay here is one more for ya all to spin the brain

What were ladies asked not to wear at Prince Edward's UK wedding?

Was it too easy?

Hmmm that is not easy for me. I am going to take a wild guess and say hats?

Yes I would have guessed the same.  Alternatively, it could be "black" - no clothing that is black.

Thanks Nan.

blue

Interesting,blue...although I did not find anything regarding not wearing black but I guess it could be a common sense.

According to the source, Prince Edward and Sophie Rhys-Jones explicitly asked guests not to wear hats to their wedding in 1999, Middleton and Prince William have simply asked people to stay away from feathers, flowers and tacky decorations.......boy, isn't this complicated or what? so the answer is hats.

Okay the last one must have been too easy for you guys so here is one that might not be!

What 10-year old began earning his bad reputation by throwing puppies off the Kremlin walls in 1540?

Ivan The Terrible, also known as Ivan Groznyi

Thanks Johnny.  I didn't have a clue.

blue

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