Riddlez for Peoplez

Yeah, Hollow. It was just a little fun riddle :3 lol

So far my fav riddles have Zenny's, especially bus one. I hope he puts up more riddles

haha.. hmm.. ok...

heres one:

if a horse is tied to a rope, and then that rope is attatched to a peg driven into the ground so hard, that the horse can't pull it out. The rope is 7 feet long. There is a pile of hay 10 feet from the horse. How, if possible, can the horse try to eat the hay?

try that one...

@ Zenny: The placement of the rope was never specified, so it could be attached to one of it's back legs/ankles... And typically of all horses I've see, they're longer than the 3 feet distance that the rope doesn't allow them...

Unless you mean that the hay is 10 feet away from the horse after taking in account that the horse has already moved the 7 feet towards it/away from the peg... Then I have no idea...

Um.. what you said was pretty confusing..

here are.. the answers i can provide you...

The horse is conneced to the rope by its neck

the rope is 7 feet long, not accounting for the part that was used to tie the horse by its neck.

let see... yeah.. that's really the only stuff that i can provide you with...

if a horse is tied to a rope, and then that rope is attatched to a peg driven into the ground so hard, that the horse can't pull it out. The rope is 7 feet long. There is a pile of hay 10 feet from the horse. How, if possible, can the horse try to eat the hay?

Someone brings him the hay closer to him?

Either that or the horse itself is over 3 feel in length, turns around and kicks it to himself

@ Jea, nope completely wrong idea. its just a REGULAR horse tied to REGULAR rope with a REGULAR peg in REGULAR ground.. there's nothing "magical" about anything in this riddle ^w^

theres a tip for you all.

@ Zenny: Jea's logic had nothing "magical" about it... Regular horse can kick... Think about it...

But you said that's not the answer anyways, so we're all stuck...

@ Terminar: Ok, i agree a horse can kick. But it wouldn't need to kick the hay to him if it was right in front of him does it? Also, a horse can't kick forwards. It can only kick backwards. so therefore, in order to "kick" the bale of hay towards itself, the horse would have to be further than the hay.

So, that is why jea sort of completely had the wrong idea. (no offence...)

Another tip.

because the rope is tied to the horse's neck, the horse's body would have to be along the rope. Therefore, the horse's body length does not matter.

if a horse is tied to a rope, and then that rope is attatched to a peg driven into the ground so hard, that the horse can't pull it out. The rope is 7 feet long. There is a pile of hay 10 feet from the horse. How, if possible, can the horse try to eat the hay?