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A Riddle

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What walks on 4 legs in the morning, 2 legs in the afternoon, and 4 legs after dark?

Give you a hint, it's not man.

 

No, it's me... I wake up, by crawling out of bed.. Go to do my normal day stuff on 2 legs.. then I crawl home.

 

What are u if not a man? A woman or bela maybe??

Here's one for you...

 

I am so fragile that when you say my name you break me. What am I?

err.. is it silence?

 

*first post* :D

It was a monopoly game?

 

I was stumped on this one but i think im right. I'm going to google me up a riddle or 2 to post here.

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There are 2 men walking in the desert, but neither knows each other. One of them is dying of thirst and the other has a full jug of water. The man with the jug offers the man a drink, but only if he follows three simple rules.

Rule 1 : He cannot have the jug, because it is his only one.

Rule 2 : He cannot remove the cork from the spout and drink this way.

Rule 3: He cannot poke a hole into the cork or the jug.

So, the thirsty man accepted his rules and then, he finished his drink and left. How did he do it? :P

either he used a straw and drank from the already opened jug

 

or the man with the already opened jug poured the water directly in the other man's mouth

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