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A Hidden Riddle For You

by Rick Walton

 

In this book there are nineteen riddles for you. And for you also is one extra riddle. But it's hidden. I have left a clue for you, so go forth and find the riddle. What are you waiting for ? Look for it.

 

Q: On Christmas Eve, what's gray, weights 10,000 pounds, and comes down your chimney?

A: A noel-ephant.

 

Q: Why's stepping on short pins like paying for our governmnet?

A: Because in come tacks.

 

Q: What's bright, hot, and flashes across a stormy sky, accompanied by the sound of thunder?

A: An exploding flying saucer.

 

Q: What's tall and green and has leaves?

A: A giant dandelion.

 

Q: What's green and has warts?

A: A seasick witch. Q: What has a long neck and spots?

A: A pop bottle with the measles.

 

Q: What have metal blades, sharp teeth, and cut down trees?

A: Alligator lumberjacks with pocket knives.

 

Q: Why did Dorothy and her friends hate the tin woodsman in the morning?

A: Because he liked to get up oily.

 

Q: What has scales, is legless, and goes, "Hiss! Hiss!"

A: A fish at a bad play.

 

Q: What's yellow, shiny, found in the ground, and worth a lot of money.

A: A buried yellow Rolls Royce.

 

Q: What dog cries all the time?

A: A Chi-wah-wah!

 

Q: When the game's over, where do baseball coaches put their batters?

A: Into the batters box.

 

Q: If you wreck your car, where should you put it?

A: In a crash can.

 

Q: What is your yard full of if your name is Graham, and you raise ducks?

A: Graham Quackers.

 

Q: What cackles, has a pointed hat, and scares people?

A: An ugly chicken going to a birthday party.

 

Q: What creatures, a million centuries ago, stomped around the Orient?

A: Chinasaurs.

 

Q: What little girl lost her chickens and didn't know where to find them?

A: Little Bo-Cheep.

 

Q: What did the Martian say to the gas pump?

A: "Take your finger out of your ear and listen to me!"

 

Q: What happens to soldiers who go to the jungle to practice their marching?

A: They fall in lion.


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Picture Credits
Original bunny climbing rope picture by Paige Miglio (copyright 2000 ©) from One More Bunny authored by Rick Walton.
Original purple monster picture by Renee Williams-Andriani (copyright 1998 ©) from Really, Really Bad School Jokes authored by Rick Walton.
Original bullfrog seated picture by Chris McAllister (copyright 1999 ©) from Bullfrog Pops! authored by Rick Walton.
Electronic modifications by Ann Walton.
(from Rick Walton's Fun Stuff)
Last updated: October 25, 2002
Copyright 1997 © Rick Walton. All rights reserved.