Nested riddles with triple-doubles
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Appears on the ice under big heavy strain.
Now, get off your high one, ride out to the plain.
It's opposite base, or with battery, rain.
What am I?
It's two times what equals twelve, equation fixed.
With theory, G; gawking with one letter nixed.
Device or equipment, or nutriments mixed.
What am I?
The westernmost part of a tropical isle.
A Johnson who scored triple-doubles with style.
When Barbie comes home, Ken greets her with a smile.
What am I?
Who am I?
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Appears on the ice under big heavy strain.
Now, get off your high one, ride out to the plain.
It's opposite base, or with battery, rain.
What am I?
It's two times what equals twelve, equation fixed.
With theory, G; gawking with one letter nixed.
Device or equipment, or nutriments mixed.
What am I?
The westernmost part of a tropical isle.
A Johnson who scored triple-doubles with style.
When Barbie comes home, Ken greets her with a smile.
What am I?
Who am I?
riddle word wordplay rhyme
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Appears on the ice under big heavy strain.
Now, get off your high one, ride out to the plain.
It's opposite base, or with battery, rain.
What am I?
It's two times what equals twelve, equation fixed.
With theory, G; gawking with one letter nixed.
Device or equipment, or nutriments mixed.
What am I?
The westernmost part of a tropical isle.
A Johnson who scored triple-doubles with style.
When Barbie comes home, Ken greets her with a smile.
What am I?
Who am I?
riddle word wordplay rhyme
Appears on the ice under big heavy strain.
Now, get off your high one, ride out to the plain.
It's opposite base, or with battery, rain.
What am I?
It's two times what equals twelve, equation fixed.
With theory, G; gawking with one letter nixed.
Device or equipment, or nutriments mixed.
What am I?
The westernmost part of a tropical isle.
A Johnson who scored triple-doubles with style.
When Barbie comes home, Ken greets her with a smile.
What am I?
Who am I?
riddle word wordplay rhyme
riddle word wordplay rhyme
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Appears on the ice under big heavy strain.
Now, get off your high one, ride out to the plain.
It's opposite base, or with battery, rain.
Crack, horse, acid: probably DRUG or DRUGS.
It's two times what equals twelve, equation fixed.
With theory, G; gawking with one letter nixed.
Device or equipment, or nutriments mixed.
Six, string, instrument: probably GUITAR.
The westernmost part of a tropical isle.
A Johnson who scored triple-doubles with style.
When Barbie comes home, Ken greets her with a smile.
Haiti?, Earvin/Magic, ?: ? (I'm wondering whether there's some homophony going on here and it should be parsed as "eighty magic X". Searching the internet for "eighty magic dolls" didn't immediately turn up anything interesting, though.) [EDITED to add:] Duh, SteveV points out in comments that Haiti+magic+doll is surely VOODOO.
Whole thing:
Drug, guitar, voodoo: SteveV's comment pointing out VOODOO suggests Jimi Hendrix (who was a guitarist, took drugs, and wrote a song with "Voodoo" in its title). Seems plausible, though I can't shake the feeling that he's unlikely to be the only person with those properties.
2
Could the third one be: rot13(Unvgv, Zntvp, qbyy = Ibbqbb? Naq gura nyy guerr cbvagvat gb fbzrbar yvxr Wvzv Uraqevk?)
â SteveV
2 days ago
1
Welp, the first bit is obvious in hindsight; must be right. Not so sure about the second.
â Gareth McCaughanâ¦
2 days ago
At least your answer to the second stanza begins with G, so it might just fit. $(+1)$ :P
â user477343
yesterday
Yup, all correct! This is the intended answer.
â jafe
yesterday
@user477343 In case it wasn't clear, it was the second bit of Steve's suggestion that I wasn't sure about. Anyway, it turned out to be right. Well done and thank you, Steve!
â Gareth McCaughanâ¦
yesterday
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1 Answer
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Appears on the ice under big heavy strain.
Now, get off your high one, ride out to the plain.
It's opposite base, or with battery, rain.
Crack, horse, acid: probably DRUG or DRUGS.
It's two times what equals twelve, equation fixed.
With theory, G; gawking with one letter nixed.
Device or equipment, or nutriments mixed.
Six, string, instrument: probably GUITAR.
The westernmost part of a tropical isle.
A Johnson who scored triple-doubles with style.
When Barbie comes home, Ken greets her with a smile.
Haiti?, Earvin/Magic, ?: ? (I'm wondering whether there's some homophony going on here and it should be parsed as "eighty magic X". Searching the internet for "eighty magic dolls" didn't immediately turn up anything interesting, though.) [EDITED to add:] Duh, SteveV points out in comments that Haiti+magic+doll is surely VOODOO.
Whole thing:
Drug, guitar, voodoo: SteveV's comment pointing out VOODOO suggests Jimi Hendrix (who was a guitarist, took drugs, and wrote a song with "Voodoo" in its title). Seems plausible, though I can't shake the feeling that he's unlikely to be the only person with those properties.
2
Could the third one be: rot13(Unvgv, Zntvp, qbyy = Ibbqbb? Naq gura nyy guerr cbvagvat gb fbzrbar yvxr Wvzv Uraqevk?)
â SteveV
2 days ago
1
Welp, the first bit is obvious in hindsight; must be right. Not so sure about the second.
â Gareth McCaughanâ¦
2 days ago
At least your answer to the second stanza begins with G, so it might just fit. $(+1)$ :P
â user477343
yesterday
Yup, all correct! This is the intended answer.
â jafe
yesterday
@user477343 In case it wasn't clear, it was the second bit of Steve's suggestion that I wasn't sure about. Anyway, it turned out to be right. Well done and thank you, Steve!
â Gareth McCaughanâ¦
yesterday
 |Â
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10
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Appears on the ice under big heavy strain.
Now, get off your high one, ride out to the plain.
It's opposite base, or with battery, rain.
Crack, horse, acid: probably DRUG or DRUGS.
It's two times what equals twelve, equation fixed.
With theory, G; gawking with one letter nixed.
Device or equipment, or nutriments mixed.
Six, string, instrument: probably GUITAR.
The westernmost part of a tropical isle.
A Johnson who scored triple-doubles with style.
When Barbie comes home, Ken greets her with a smile.
Haiti?, Earvin/Magic, ?: ? (I'm wondering whether there's some homophony going on here and it should be parsed as "eighty magic X". Searching the internet for "eighty magic dolls" didn't immediately turn up anything interesting, though.) [EDITED to add:] Duh, SteveV points out in comments that Haiti+magic+doll is surely VOODOO.
Whole thing:
Drug, guitar, voodoo: SteveV's comment pointing out VOODOO suggests Jimi Hendrix (who was a guitarist, took drugs, and wrote a song with "Voodoo" in its title). Seems plausible, though I can't shake the feeling that he's unlikely to be the only person with those properties.
2
Could the third one be: rot13(Unvgv, Zntvp, qbyy = Ibbqbb? Naq gura nyy guerr cbvagvat gb fbzrbar yvxr Wvzv Uraqevk?)
â SteveV
2 days ago
1
Welp, the first bit is obvious in hindsight; must be right. Not so sure about the second.
â Gareth McCaughanâ¦
2 days ago
At least your answer to the second stanza begins with G, so it might just fit. $(+1)$ :P
â user477343
yesterday
Yup, all correct! This is the intended answer.
â jafe
yesterday
@user477343 In case it wasn't clear, it was the second bit of Steve's suggestion that I wasn't sure about. Anyway, it turned out to be right. Well done and thank you, Steve!
â Gareth McCaughanâ¦
yesterday
 |Â
show 1 more comment
up vote
10
down vote
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up vote
10
down vote
accepted
Appears on the ice under big heavy strain.
Now, get off your high one, ride out to the plain.
It's opposite base, or with battery, rain.
Crack, horse, acid: probably DRUG or DRUGS.
It's two times what equals twelve, equation fixed.
With theory, G; gawking with one letter nixed.
Device or equipment, or nutriments mixed.
Six, string, instrument: probably GUITAR.
The westernmost part of a tropical isle.
A Johnson who scored triple-doubles with style.
When Barbie comes home, Ken greets her with a smile.
Haiti?, Earvin/Magic, ?: ? (I'm wondering whether there's some homophony going on here and it should be parsed as "eighty magic X". Searching the internet for "eighty magic dolls" didn't immediately turn up anything interesting, though.) [EDITED to add:] Duh, SteveV points out in comments that Haiti+magic+doll is surely VOODOO.
Whole thing:
Drug, guitar, voodoo: SteveV's comment pointing out VOODOO suggests Jimi Hendrix (who was a guitarist, took drugs, and wrote a song with "Voodoo" in its title). Seems plausible, though I can't shake the feeling that he's unlikely to be the only person with those properties.
Appears on the ice under big heavy strain.
Now, get off your high one, ride out to the plain.
It's opposite base, or with battery, rain.
Crack, horse, acid: probably DRUG or DRUGS.
It's two times what equals twelve, equation fixed.
With theory, G; gawking with one letter nixed.
Device or equipment, or nutriments mixed.
Six, string, instrument: probably GUITAR.
The westernmost part of a tropical isle.
A Johnson who scored triple-doubles with style.
When Barbie comes home, Ken greets her with a smile.
Haiti?, Earvin/Magic, ?: ? (I'm wondering whether there's some homophony going on here and it should be parsed as "eighty magic X". Searching the internet for "eighty magic dolls" didn't immediately turn up anything interesting, though.) [EDITED to add:] Duh, SteveV points out in comments that Haiti+magic+doll is surely VOODOO.
Whole thing:
Drug, guitar, voodoo: SteveV's comment pointing out VOODOO suggests Jimi Hendrix (who was a guitarist, took drugs, and wrote a song with "Voodoo" in its title). Seems plausible, though I can't shake the feeling that he's unlikely to be the only person with those properties.
edited 2 days ago
answered 2 days ago
Gareth McCaughanâ¦
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Could the third one be: rot13(Unvgv, Zntvp, qbyy = Ibbqbb? Naq gura nyy guerr cbvagvat gb fbzrbar yvxr Wvzv Uraqevk?)
â SteveV
2 days ago
1
Welp, the first bit is obvious in hindsight; must be right. Not so sure about the second.
â Gareth McCaughanâ¦
2 days ago
At least your answer to the second stanza begins with G, so it might just fit. $(+1)$ :P
â user477343
yesterday
Yup, all correct! This is the intended answer.
â jafe
yesterday
@user477343 In case it wasn't clear, it was the second bit of Steve's suggestion that I wasn't sure about. Anyway, it turned out to be right. Well done and thank you, Steve!
â Gareth McCaughanâ¦
yesterday
 |Â
show 1 more comment
2
Could the third one be: rot13(Unvgv, Zntvp, qbyy = Ibbqbb? Naq gura nyy guerr cbvagvat gb fbzrbar yvxr Wvzv Uraqevk?)
â SteveV
2 days ago
1
Welp, the first bit is obvious in hindsight; must be right. Not so sure about the second.
â Gareth McCaughanâ¦
2 days ago
At least your answer to the second stanza begins with G, so it might just fit. $(+1)$ :P
â user477343
yesterday
Yup, all correct! This is the intended answer.
â jafe
yesterday
@user477343 In case it wasn't clear, it was the second bit of Steve's suggestion that I wasn't sure about. Anyway, it turned out to be right. Well done and thank you, Steve!
â Gareth McCaughanâ¦
yesterday
2
2
Could the third one be: rot13(Unvgv, Zntvp, qbyy = Ibbqbb? Naq gura nyy guerr cbvagvat gb fbzrbar yvxr Wvzv Uraqevk?)
â SteveV
2 days ago
Could the third one be: rot13(Unvgv, Zntvp, qbyy = Ibbqbb? Naq gura nyy guerr cbvagvat gb fbzrbar yvxr Wvzv Uraqevk?)
â SteveV
2 days ago
1
1
Welp, the first bit is obvious in hindsight; must be right. Not so sure about the second.
â Gareth McCaughanâ¦
2 days ago
Welp, the first bit is obvious in hindsight; must be right. Not so sure about the second.
â Gareth McCaughanâ¦
2 days ago
At least your answer to the second stanza begins with G, so it might just fit. $(+1)$ :P
â user477343
yesterday
At least your answer to the second stanza begins with G, so it might just fit. $(+1)$ :P
â user477343
yesterday
Yup, all correct! This is the intended answer.
â jafe
yesterday
Yup, all correct! This is the intended answer.
â jafe
yesterday
@user477343 In case it wasn't clear, it was the second bit of Steve's suggestion that I wasn't sure about. Anyway, it turned out to be right. Well done and thank you, Steve!
â Gareth McCaughanâ¦
yesterday
@user477343 In case it wasn't clear, it was the second bit of Steve's suggestion that I wasn't sure about. Anyway, it turned out to be right. Well done and thank you, Steve!
â Gareth McCaughanâ¦
yesterday
 |Â
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