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World's Hardest Riddle


I have decided, to keep you all occupied until I have the ability to update regularly, I will give you the absolute most difficult riddle I could ever concoct. And this time, no hints. Winner gets a free pixel art avatar, banner, or whatever.

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Although, if you really do get stuck, try listening to some "music".

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Bfahome

Posted

What exactly are we trying to answer here? O__o

Varaka

Posted

Something about graphing equations?
Toa Achilles (Tums)

Posted

I'm refrainting from giving hints, and probably posting here during this, but I tell you, probably the biggest challenge, Bfahome, is finding out what you're looking for...

Bfahome

Posted

All I can see in that is music and playing cards. ¯\_(°_O)_/¯

Toa Achilles (Tums)

Posted

All right, all right, here's the only other thing I shall mention. Not a hint, but an honest inferment.

 

This isn't a "What am I?" riddle. Think of it as... a recipe. Anyone seen the movie National Treasure?

Noda Miki

Posted

Hearts are diamonds and the diamonds of the world must be located in the heart of the world and thus... what is the heart of the world?

Toa Achilles (Tums)

Posted

Actually, that's not a bad interpretation. It's not the right answer, but it entertained me.

Noda Miki

Posted

What is the answer? I don't think anyone's going to get it anytime soon? :P

Ga-Metruian

Posted

A DECK OF CARDS!!!

 

Or a music note.

 

Those are my final guesses!

Ga-Metruian

Posted

Just give us the ANSWER already!! *gives a Tahtorak-like growl*

Toa Achilles (Tums)

Posted

Well, where's the fun in that? The only reasons riddles were invented was for people to try and solve them.

Ga-Metruian

Posted

Is the answer "games"?

 

The third and fourth lines could apply to the game "Sorry!", or any number of games like that.

The second two lines could apply to Chess. and the last two could apply to cards and certain card games.

Toa Achilles (Tums)

Posted

No. Think of this as a set of directions. Carry them out, and what do you get?

Mata-Nui Nuva

Posted

O_o Directions? ... then... it's the grand staff in music?

 

There is the Treble clef and Bass clef, and all of your hints have something to do with music...

Toa Achilles (Tums)

Posted

O_o Directions? ... then... it's the grand staff in music?

 

There is the Treble clef and Bass clef, and all of your hints have something to do with music...

 

Good point. But then what does the rest of it mean? There aren't spades nor clubs in music, or as far as I know.

 

Well, there are nightclubs that play music, but that's not the answer.

Mata-Nui Nuva

Posted

Hmm... the clubs suit is associated with war, and spades with death... mirrored pair... *mutters*[/rambles]

 

...overlapping lies? Are talking about a card game where you can bluff...?

Toa Achilles (Tums)

Posted

Actually, I think people can figure it out without the 6th or 7th line, to be honest. The more important stuff is in the rest of them.

Nanopi

Posted

hmmm. i like this riddle.

 

it obviously has to do with ambiguity, or switching places. "halfs" and "wholes" may refer to musical notes or time signatures, same for "quadrants", however the phrase "total half" confuses me.

four were one and one were two.....

that would make two eight, correct?

i also cant figure out what the tune you gave us has to do with it...

 

wait! i think i have it.

the half note in that tune lies at the middle point in the song. then transpose it to a treble cleft without changing the position of the notes on the scale. what does it spell out?

is that it?

maybe you'd also have to change the quarter notes to whole notes, and the whole notes half notes. except there arent any whole notes. umm...

gahhh this is annoying.

 

im probably totally off, but whatever.

 

 

Np

JINZONINGEN 73

Posted

This isn't a "What am I?" riddle. Think of it as... a recipe.

Heh, I was going to say, "This is either a math question, a riddle requiring musical knowledge... or a recipe for something tasty."

 

 

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