All, This week’s Rogue Riddle takes a page out of Gary Hallock’s riddles. Please respond to this issue, and not to the previous one. No changes in he riddles, just to the subject line. (Thanks for the

All those cat calls worked out so well last Friday, I thought it only fair for us to give equal time to the canine community this week. We’ll start the thread off with yet another few quips lifted fro

All, This week’s Rogue Riddle takes a page out of Gary Hallock’s riddles.. <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> Rogue Riddle #1071 Fate This week’s Rogue Riddle consists of six riddles. With a few exc

All, Rogue Riddle #1071 will launch shortly. Aloha, Lars ======================

This Rogue played out about as expected. Lars came on strong early but fell somewhat short of a kill. This was followed by polite SWAGs from Jim & Doug with no follow-ups. Lars returned to kill and cl

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Another of my infamous limerick based riddle games is a foot. Watch for it to drop in your mailbox at 11am central. Gary Hallock -- Gary (Immodest Moderator) Hallock, Leerless Feeder

I get regular daily punny emails from my Canadian pals Rhain Louis & Pat Tanzola. Collectively they bill themselves as “The PunGents.” <Www.pungents.com> Several times in the past I have shared a few

All, Well, it seems even this set proved too challenging. There were just three sets of guesses this week. Gary Hallock is the winner, with Gary R. and Jim E. close behind. Gary will host Rogue Riddle

All, Well, three players have finally spoken up. Gary H. currently is in the lead, with Gary R. and Jim E. following. These are easy, so those of you who have been holding back, no need to do so. Wade

So, Harry began thinking, what limits the life of a flashlight is the battery. And instead of buying new batteries all the time why not make a rechargeable battery from a renewable source instead of l

All, It appears the Rogue Riddle participation has gone to zero. Hmmmm . . . . Anyway, here is a second set of clues: Clue Set #1: Letter counts for the first five riddles are provided below. Clue Set

A few of our clever limerick writers on the sister site decided that they should streamline the traditional form with fewer lines and fewer words. This was such a good idea they then figured they migh

All, Still no takers this week either. Perhaps it is just the Easter weekend. Anyway, here is the first set of clues: Clue Set #1: Letter counts for the first five riddles are provided below.) <><><><

All, Without preamble, here is this week’s Rogue Riddle. <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> Rogue Riddle #1069 Keeping it Simple Okay, so last week’s Rogue Riddle proved to be too difficult. This we

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All, No one has offered even a single guess on this one, so this Rogue Riddle is being withdrawn. (Nope, no reveals.) This has happened once before here. Will post a more traditional Rogue Riddle, #10

All, And still no takers! Okay, more clues and an example Hint: What single hesitation syllable was not used? Remember — No words in the set-up will be found in the answer. (Excluding words like “a,”

All, Still no takers! Okay, more clues and an example Hint: What single hesitation syllable was not used? Remember — No words in the set-up will be found in the answer. (Excluding words like “a,” “an,

All, It appears this week’s Rogue Riddle needs to be “kick-started.” With that in mind, some early clues and a hint: Hint: What single hesitation syllable was not used? Remember — No words in the set-