One of the first jokes anyone ever hears in the English language (and maybe others? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ ) goes like this: Joker: “Why did the chicken cross the road?” Listener: [expecting a hilarious response,

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Hi Folks! I believe this will be my second RogueRiddle and it’s a twofer! You’ll get to use your puzzle solving skills and add some creativity as well. Watch your inbox exactly 24 hours from . . . NOW

Congratulations to Aaron who is hereby declared the winner! And thanks to Gary R and Doug for playing as well. (Admittedly, this is the worst turnout I’ve seen for a Rogue Riddle. ☹) See the answers b

Aaron now has ten bingos (and two “half” bingos), so he is clearly in the lead now for this final day of play. Jim ========================== Aaron has three more bingos (and two “half” bingos), there

Aaron has three more bingos (and two “half” bingos), thereby putting him in essentially a tie with Gary R. Where are the rest of the “regular” players?! Jim ===================== Aaron has now joined

Aaron has now joined the fray and has two bingos, moving him into second place. See the riddles below for hints (namely, number of letters in the answers). (Note: The usage of the articles “a” and “an

======================  A Short International Survey Last month, a worldwide telephone survey was conducted by the UN. The only question asked was: "Would you please give your honest opinion about po

They said i was laughing too much, so they pushed me over. I hit my arm. So gravity hurt my humerus. I asked the doctor about my leg joint, because I need t o know. I couldn't find the switch, so I as

So, I was pairalized and Gary's grain of sand was pearlized. Were North and South Korea parallelalized? the other Gary

Gary R (“the other Gary”) has jumped out to lead with six bingos,while Doug trails with one bingo. Any more players out there? Jim========================= Rogue Riddle 1058 takes the format of “What

Rogue Riddle 1058 takes the format of “What do you get whenyou cross ____ with ____? As an example: Q: What do you get when you cross a rodeo bronco with acornfield? A: Buckin’ ears. Without any furth

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RR 1057 did have another winner. This guesser got them all perfectly in only hours after I posted the riddle and offered to back me up if I needed a host. Why did I not take advantage of such an offer

All, Jim Ertner will host RR #1058 this weekend. Jim had Thomas Paine ( Doubting THOMAS and PAIN in the neck ) for the first bingo, and Common Sense for my attempted word association with BLANK denomi

Well, it came and went and so does #1057. There was one player that had half the answers and another that had 3 of four. One other was confident they could complete the bingo. Non of these people real

This paragraph is only missing the lead sentence. It is the basis of RR 1057. It also has one word redacted since it was part of the word association clues and one of the titles. Normally, I would bre

Well perhaps the word association idea was revolutioary, but more likely it was just revolting. There was a reason for the 13 origional clues. You will be shocked when you figure out # 1 and # 2. #6 r

This weeks rogue is a bit roguish for me, since it is just a word game. Actually a word association game. There are 13 of them - for a reason. I found that you can "google" the context and come up wit

Tomorrow at first light ( that's just after my wife's cats wake me up)I will release the one thousand fifty seventh rogue riddle. So, that will be sometime early tomorrow morning. Earlier for some of