Once, again, Mr. Punch, with my help, is offering up a true Victorian riddle. The first person to answer correctly--by posting in the comments--will receive public congratulations. Some week, I may offer a nifty prize from our online store. (Why do I always say "our" online store, as if I'm more than one person?). But, this week, I don't feel like it.
So, here's this week's riddle. We ask that you don't Google the answer. Mr. Punch would not find that sporting at all. Give it a shot and see what you can come up with. Here we go... No cheating...
So, here's this week's riddle. We ask that you don't Google the answer. Mr. Punch would not find that sporting at all. Give it a shot and see what you can come up with. Here we go... No cheating...
And, Angelo, this one is especially for you.
And, the answer is...
A COAT OF PAINT
Laughter ensues. Shawn and, then, by agreeing, Angelo, offered the "correct" answer. Well done, gentlemen. As for the rest of you, if you get any more clever, we'll have to bottle your genius and sell it to less witty people. Come back next Friday for another of Mr. Punch's Puzzles!
22 comments:
Your amazing technicolor dream coat.
You've confused me with Donny Osmond again. Besides, that closes with a tie, like a bathrobe.
A lamb coat.
Those have zippers.
A petticoat.
Oh, Gene! You are always so clever!
A strait jacket. It buckles in the back
A coat of nine tails
How about a coat of paint?? :)
That's true, Darcy! They're very Project Runway.
Also fashionable, Dashwood.
How about it?
Thanks history dude. I think it's what Shawn said.
Oh, do you really?
A turncoat.
Filthy traitors with their no-buttons.
A coated tongue.
Charming.
A coat of arms.
Ohhhhh...well done! Also, good for an octopus.
Coat of butter and flour.
My cologne.
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