7/16/26 Riddle:
I’m small but mighty at the base,
Helping heavy pieces change their place.
Softly I lock to keep things still,
Protecting your floors with quiet skill.
I’m the secret that moves the heavy and tall,
Then holds them steady when duty calls.
Two or three inches round I stand,
In classic black or a premium brand.
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6/22/26 Riddle:
You have three boxes.
One box contains only apples.
One box contains only oranges.
One box contains a mix of apples and oranges.
The boxes are labeled "Apples," "Oranges," and "Mixed."
However, every label is incorrect.
You may open one box and remove one fruit from it, without looking inside otherwise. Using only that one fruit, how can you determine the correct label for all three boxes?
Answer:
Pick from the box labeled ‘Mixed.’ Since all labels are wrong, this box must contain only apples or only oranges.
Whatever fruit you get tells what that box is.
Then swap the remaining two labels (since they’re both wrong).
5/14/26 Riddle:
With a steady hinge, I let tops align,
Parallel to the column—sleek by design.
Fixed or detachable, choose your way,
Flip it up at the end of the day.
Need it gone? No tools, no fuss—
Lift it free with ease and trust.
Disk, Versa, Trumpet stand tall,
ErgoSquared, Laser, Tubular—all.
An accessory smart, or purchased alone
Answer:
4/16/26 Riddle:
I’m built of steel, strong and precise,
Five-sixteenths thick, engineered to brace.
I hug the corners, left or right,
Round or square posts fit me tight.
I give you room to stretch and move,
Legs are free — efficiency improved.
Alone I’m nothing, but with my crew,
I make your work surface work for you.
Answer:
3/20/26 Riddle:
I stand on my feet when duty calls, Yet fold them away when space feels small.
With a confident click, I lock in tight, No wobble, no slip—I hold just right.
Born of nylon shaped by force, And aluminum drawn in silver course.
Set me on one, or set me on two, A single support—or a double will do.
I’m sturdy, sleek, and built to adapt, In work or storage, neatly wrapped.
What am I?
Answer:
Our Genu-Fold Folding Mechanism
2/18/26 Riddle:
Forged from steel with a purposeful bend, A sturdy frame on which you depend.
I swivel wide—past a right angle’s view, One hundred ten degrees I turn for you.
Swing me out when work’s in play, Tuck me back and I’m out of the way.
Within my curve, a plastic embrace, Cradling drinks in a steady place.
Need just one? Or a hundred more? I’m ready to ship from the factory floor.
What am I?
Answer:
1/19/26 Riddle:
You are in a room with two doors. One door leads to certain imprisonment and the other leads to freedom. You don't know which is which, but there are two guards: one always tells the truth, and the other always lies. You can ask one guard one question. What do you ask?
Answer:
Ask either guard:
“Which door would the other guard say leads to freedom?”
Then take the opposite door.
12/11/25 Riddle:
Two in a corner, one in a room, zero in a house, but one in a shelter. What is it?
Answer:
The Letter R!
11/13/25 Riddle:
I’m light as a feather, yet the strongest person can’t hold me for five minutes. What am I?
Answer:
Breath!
10/6/25 Riddle:
Lose me once, I’ll come back stronger. Lose me twice, I’ll leave forever. What am I?
Answer:
A Tooth!
9/4/25 Riddle:
I can be owned by you yet used by everyone. What am I?
Answer:
Your Name!
8/12/25 Riddle:
A man lives on the 10th floor of a building.
Every day he takes the elevator to go down to the lobby and leaves the building.
When he returns, he takes the elevator to the 7th floor and walks up the stairs to the 10th floor. Why?
Answer:
He’s too short to reach the 10th-floor button.
7/9/25 Riddle:
I live in silence and die in sound.
I can bind people or break them apart.
I weigh nothing, but carry consequence.
You’ll know me best the moment I’m gone.
What am I?
Answer:
A Secret!
6/16/25 Riddle:
What comes once in a minute, twice in a moment,
but never in a thousand years?
Answer:
The letter M!
5/14/25 Riddle:
I have cities, but no houses.
I have mountains, but no trees.
I have water, but no fish.
What am I?
Answer:
A Map!
4/15/25 Riddle:
I’m not a voice, yet I help you speak, in polished form or subtle technique.
I shape impressions without a sound. In every corner, I’m easily found.
What am I?
Answer:
Design!
3/16/25 Riddle:
I fly without wings, I cry without eyes, Wherever I go, darkness flies. What am I?
Answer:
A Cloud!
2/17/25 Riddle:
What kind of flowers exists on your face?
Answer:
Tulips!
1/24/25 Riddle:
What's weightless, can be seen by the naked eye, and if put in a barrel, will make it lighter?
Answer:
A Hole!
12/18/24 Riddle:
What do you call it after all the Christmas gifts have been opened?
Answer:
A ChristMESS!
11/21/24 Riddle:
Where does today come before yesterday?
Answer:
A Dictionary!
10/14/24 Riddle:
What can you drive that has wheels and also flies?
Answer:
A Garbage Truck!
9/19/24 Riddle:
It has keys, but no locks. It has space, but no room. You can enter, but can’t go inside. What is it?
Answer:
A Keyboard!
8/21/24 Riddle:
Forward I am heavy, but backward I am not. What am I?
Answer:
The word "ton." Played forwards, it represents a heavy weight, but spelled backward ("not"), it negates the concept of heaviness.
7/25/24 Riddle:
David is older than Dean. Susan is younger than David, but older than Jane. Tom is younger than Jane, but older than Dean. Jane is older than Dean but younger than Susan. Tom is not the youngest. Susan is not the oldest. Tom is younger than Susan and David. Who is the youngest?
Answer:
Dean.
6/20/24 Riddle:
George is unemployed without a penny to his name. He lives in a mansion he doesn’t pay for and has all of his needs met. George isn’t a criminal, how does he get away with it?
Answer:
George is a child (his parents pay for it).
5/24/24 Riddle:
There are a dozen eggs in a carton. Twelve people each take a single egg, but there is one egg left in the carton. How can that be?
Answer:
The 12th person takes the egg and the carton, leaving the egg inside.
4/19/24 Riddle:
Four cars come to a four-way stop, each coming from a different direction.
They can’t decide who got there first, so they all go forward at the same time.
All 4 cars go, but none crash into each other.
How is this possible?
Answer:
All cars turn right at the intersection!
3/14/24 Riddle:
A man is driving on a sunny day. He makes a turn and water suddenly starts to pelt his car very hard for about five minutes.
Then the car is buffeted by extremely hard blowing. The car even begins to shake.
The blowing stops, and the man makes another turn onto the main road and heads home safely.
What is happening?
Answer:
He was in a car wash!
2/9/24 Riddle:
I have legs but never walk.
I may have flowers but no soil.
I hold food but never eat.
Answer:
A table!