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Re: What am I? Riddle-Game

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rayreads9 wrote: 11 Nov 2024, 19:07 :D My riddles are not as good but here it is-

New Riddle:

I can be small; I can be very large
I can be drawn or I can draw you into me
You can see me in some fields or gardens, on paper or in electronic form
Though confusing I may seem, I have many ways to lure you in

What am I?
A maze?
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María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda wrote: 11 Nov 2024, 19:57
rayreads9 wrote: 11 Nov 2024, 19:07 :D My riddles are not as good but here it is-

New Riddle:

I can be small; I can be very large
I can be drawn or I can draw you into me
You can see me in some fields or gardens, on paper or in electronic form
Though confusing I may seem, I have many ways to lure you in

What am I?
A maze?
YES!!!

You won @María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda
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This might be the fastest solved riddle :lol2:
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Forgot to add

It's your turn now @María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda! :)
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Excellent riddle!!! @rayreads9 I was totally lost but the clues were perfect for the answer to the riddle.

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Thanks @DATo! :)
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Can we make a list of players and take turns one by one to ask riddles? :eusa-think:

So if someone knows the answer and wants to play but doesn't want to make a riddle, they can participate and ask riddles only when it is their turn. 

We can keep adding new members to the list as they come.

Just a suggestion! :)
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rayreads9 wrote: 11 Nov 2024, 22:02 Can we make a list of players and take turns one by one to ask riddles? :eusa-think:

So if someone knows the answer and wants to play but doesn't want to make a riddle, they can participate and ask riddles only when it is their turn. 

We can keep adding new members to the list as they come.

Just a suggestion! :)
Never mind. It would feel too restrictive.
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rayreads9 wrote: 12 Nov 2024, 00:49
rayreads9 wrote: 11 Nov 2024, 22:02 Can we make a list of players and take turns one by one to ask riddles? :eusa-think:

So if someone knows the answer and wants to play but doesn't want to make a riddle, they can participate and ask riddles only when it is their turn. 

We can keep adding new members to the list as they come.

Just a suggestion! :)
Never mind. It would feel too restrictive.
In the past we'd just ask if anyone would like to take a turn if we didn't feel up to making a new riddle. :) But new suggestions are always welcome. There are no hard and fast rules here that I know of.
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DATo wrote: 12 Nov 2024, 03:40
rayreads9 wrote: 12 Nov 2024, 00:49
rayreads9 wrote: 11 Nov 2024, 22:02 Can we make a list of players and take turns one by one to ask riddles? :eusa-think:

So if someone knows the answer and wants to play but doesn't want to make a riddle, they can participate and ask riddles only when it is their turn. 

We can keep adding new members to the list as they come.

Just a suggestion! :)
Never mind. It would feel too restrictive.
In the past we'd just ask if anyone would like to take a turn if we didn't feel up to making a new riddle. :) But new suggestions are always welcome. There are no hard and fast rules here that I know of.
That's good to know:)
was just thinking of ways more people could participate :)
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rayreads9 wrote: 11 Nov 2024, 22:02 Can we make a list of players and take turns one by one to ask riddles? :eusa-think:

So if someone knows the answer and wants to play but doesn't want to make a riddle, they can participate and ask riddles only when it is their turn. 

We can keep adding new members to the list as they come.

Just a suggestion! :)
I like that idea, but we might need to vote. I'm sure @Diana Lowery will like it because she hates winning :lol2:
I'll submit my riddle in the meanwhile.
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NEW RIDDLE
I'm a metaphor for the ephemeral.
I'm also a popular summer hobby.
You probably read the word today.

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DATo wrote: 11 Nov 2024, 10:53
rayreads9 wrote: 11 Nov 2024, 08:40 SAT?
1)SAT exam
2)Saturday
3)sat(sitting)
Great Riddle, DATo!
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María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda wrote: 12 Nov 2024, 09:48 NEW RIDDLE
I'm a metaphor for the ephemeral.
I'm also a popular summer hobby.
You probably read the word today.
I think this has the makings of a great riddle, but the batteries in my thinking cap are dead. I will work on it.

@Diana Lowery ... Thank you !!! :tiphat:
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DATo wrote: 12 Nov 2024, 18:43
María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda wrote: 12 Nov 2024, 09:48 NEW RIDDLE
I'm a metaphor for the ephemeral.
I'm also a popular summer hobby.
You probably read the word today.
I think this has the makings of a great riddle, but the batteries in my thinking cap are dead. I will work on it.

@Diana Lowery ... Thank you !!! :tiphat:
It really was a great riddle. We'll wait for your cap to recharge.
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María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda wrote: 12 Nov 2024, 09:48 NEW RIDDLE
I'm a metaphor for the ephemeral.
I'm also a popular summer hobby.
You probably read the word today.

@DATo
@Diana Lowery
@rayreads9
@Blueberry Dragon
@Noyamanu
:eusa-think:
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