What walks on four legs, then two, then three?

The answer to all three is a baby. True, it crawls on all fours, but cut off its legs an it can only wiggle around on its two limbs. Give it a crutch and it hobbles around on three, see?

You have two bottles that are a unusual shape. One bottle can contain 3 gallons when full, the other 5 gallons when full. There is no way to measure theses bottles at all. The only item that is aloud to help you is a hose. How do you make 4 gallons with out measurement.

Difficultly level 8.5 out of 10

fill the 5 galon bottle, pour iit into the 3 gallon bottle, you now have 2 gallons left in the 5 gallon botle. pour out the 3 gallon bottle, then put the 2 gallons into the 3 gallon bottle.  fill the 5 gallon bottle again, pour it into the 3 gallon bottle, you now have 4 gallons in the 5 gallon bottle.

good riddle, made me think a bit.

i call shenanigans!!!!!! Keli! your in my family you are not that smart. You googled theses :S

Ohhhhh skyro, you just openned a door for me =]

What goes plop plop fiz fiz?

oh, like you wrote that riddle all by yourself?

im guessing you made a typo's and its supposed to be:

11 is a race horse
12 is a 12
1111 is a race
1212 is a

inwhich case 1212 would be a 1.  your inconsistency with articles is probably not part of the riddle, so leads me to think that a typo with the last number is probable.

easy  11 is the name of a racehorse and 12 is one too

11(name of horse) won one

and

12 (racehorse name) won one too

> KevinDore wrote:

> no typos, I double checked, now continue figuring it out

what are we trying to figure out. you give us information tell us to figure it out, without saying what should be figured out. for example, my solution is valid because you did not tell us what to figure out.  i figured out that if you removed one 1 from the last number, it would be two sets of 12. and seeing previous example of two sets of 11 becoming the first half of 11 or "race" that two sets of 12 would become "1". did i figure something out? yes i did. did i figure out what you're trying to get us to figure out? no.

what you're doing is like saying sally has 3 apples, sam has two. neither sam nor sally can carry more then 3 apples at a time, figure it out.

naw, kevin is just doing fail riddles. he provided no question that needs to be answered in his last riddle. riddles are ": a mystifying, misleading, or puzzling question posed as a problem to be solved or guessed"