Now that we are here, there's no going back, just get another, there's more in a pack, Link me together, to make me longer, or double me up, to make me stronger, I wonder how many there are of me, I'll probably end up in the sea, Can you name me?

Biggest I've observed so far are 18000 pieces, right?

I came across a question today that was closed as a duplicate. One of the closers also answered the question (with 5 upvotes). Is the answer then considered low quality, and should be deleted? Or should it be ignored completely? It seems contradictory to me to close something as a duplicate (it h...

I'm one of a group of people building a big puzzle hunt. I have what I think is a pretty good idea for a puzzle, but I'm having trouble constructing it. Basically, what I need to do is make a sudoku but it needs to fit the following criteria: 1) It needs to be challenging, but not fiendishly ...

My teacher does riddles all the time he did one where he said tag to a bunch of kids then he said whoa It

Imagine you have 2 types of chocolates (A and B). You randomly pick up two chocolates at once from your bag in a specific pattern. If the same type of chocolates come out, you give them both to your sister. If you pick up different type of chocolates, you put 'B' type back in your bag and give...

There are 4 equasions. What should I paste on ? in the latest one? 1 + 4 = 5 5 + 3 = 11 7 * 7 = 61 10 - 1 = ?

As the title says, you have a 10 boxes, a real number is in each, and they're ordered such that box 1 contains the lowest value, box 2 the second lowest, box 3 third lowest and so on, until box 10, which contains the highest value. You want to be sure to pick the 5 boxes with the greatest total...

There are six suspects "Siva", "Durga", "Ekagra", "Naman", "Aniket" and "Manish". Amartya has written the murderer name in secretly in his diary in a mysterious way as "DVVPQ". Police were unable to solve the mystery so they called Dipjyoti. After a minute, Dipjyoti was able to decipher the ciphe...

If a strawberry cake inequally cut facilitates a duck with a bow-tie If a polyhedron is part of a ringed planet If some spaceships contain an Escher figure And if a blue juicer relies heavily on six pointless dice What is an evading slinky relative to all of these things?

Wow. I said I might undertake to create fresh and witty Puzzling questions because brilliant men on the internet have solved my latest ones way too speedily for my foolish conceited pride - so everyone consider this a fledgling attempt I expect qualifies for favorable attention and greater vot...

On a recent job application, I was asked to make a list of notes that I thought were pertinent to my being considered for the job. They asked me for "No more than 1101" numbered statements, and I think they said that each statement should contain two items, but I ignored that. These are what I...

To celebrate the Pi-Day (3/14) adequately, a challenging math puzzle must not be missing. Rules: Fill in the numbers 1-9 exactly once in every row, column, and region. On top of that, you need to use $\pi$ exactly three times in every row, column and region to fill in the remaining gaps. ...

You wake up in a daze in the middle of the night. You're in your bed, but something's... different. Your cat, Mr. Snuffles, is gone. Jumping out of bed, you see a trail of ginger cat hair leading out of your room. You follow it into the kitchen, and up onto the counter, where to your horror it...

Frankly, I have no idea. The first answer which is convincing beyond argument will be accepted.

There is more to this text than can be immediately seen. Find the answer\hidden a layer inside/ Give an answer as the text inside of the answer\in here - 4 words/ that you find.

Here is a basic rebus with a common theme!

Another Pi day themed puzzle like my other one. I contain 5 letters, I only have 1 syllable, I can be referred to as money, Or I can be the foundation of something wonderful (and quite popular too), I can be followed by a word similar to “crazy” to be something sweet, ...

You have 3 numbers, each are randomly selected from 1-100. I have 2 numbers, each randomly selected from 1-100. What are the odds (percent chance?) that 2 out of 3 of your numbers match my 2 numbers, in any order?