Riddle time!

[Jitter]

"I am an odd number. Take away a letter and I become even. What number am I?"

Yes and no.
That is correct. Pretty easy, wasn't it?

It was, once I went engineer and starter systemically from square 1 Before that, I spent a while wondering in circles.

[Mebediel]

Yes, no, but close and no, but close. Try again!

Alright trying again for the middle one:

What has a bottom at the top?

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I almost went with "toilet," but I realize now that it's "legs, isn't it?

I'll have to think a bit longer on another answer to your last riddle!

[RanVor]

Alright trying again for the middle one:

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I almost went with "toilet," but I realize now that it's "legs, isn't it?

I'll have to think a bit longer on another answer to your last riddle!

Yup.

[LooNEY_DAC]

If two's company, and three's a crowd, what are four and five?

It's simple.

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Nine.

[RanVor]

It's simple.

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Nine.

Of course.

[Mebediel]

Alright, I've got an Old English riddle for you all:

I war oft against wave     and fight against wind,
do battle with both,     when I reach to the ground,
covered by the waters.     The land is strange to me.
I am strong in the strife     if I stay at rest.
If I fail at that,     they are stronger than I
and forthwith they wrench me     and put me to rout.
They would carry away     what I ought to defend.
I withstand them then     if my tail endures
and the stones hold me fast.     Ask what my name is.

[RanVor]

fight against wind

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Windfighter?

(Sorry, I'mma go hide.)

[Mebediel]

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Windfighter?

(Sorry, I'mma go hide.)

hehehehe nope

[Róisín]

Maybe kelp or some similar seaweed?

[Purple Wyrm]

 Maybe?

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A sail?

[Róisín]

While on the subject of the Anglo Saxon riddle poems: I think I mentioned that some of them sound a lot more risqué than they actually are (don’t worry, the answers are actually quite decent).

I have a head and I stand in a bed.
Rough is my root.
I bring tears to the eyes of many a tender maiden.

And:
There is a thing that hangs below his belt.
Stiff and stout, it swivels about.
When the man who owns it returns from a journey
Often it fills a well-known hole.
Now it fills it again.

And Wyrm, your answer to Mebediel’s riddle sounds more likely than mine!

[Alkia]

While on the subject of the Anglo Saxon riddle poems: I think I mentioned that some of them sound a lot more risqué than they actually are (don’t worry, the answers are actually quite decent).

And:
There is a thing that hangs below his belt.
Stiff and stout, it swivels about.
When the man who owns it returns from a journey
Often it fills a well-known hole.
Now it fills it again.

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a sword?

[Róisín]

No. Neither sword or dagger. But good guess.

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While on the subject of the Anglo Saxon riddle poems: I think I mentioned that some of them sound a lot more risqué than they actually are (don’t worry, the answers are actually quite decent).

I have a head and I stand in a bed.
Rough is my root.
I bring tears to the eyes of many a tender maiden.

And:
There is a thing that hangs below his belt.
Stiff and stout, it swivels about.
When the man who owns it returns from a journey
Often it fills a well-known hole.
Now it fills it again.

For the second riddle, would it be a key?

As for the first one, I'm not sure of the specifics, but it sounds maybe like some kind of root vegetable? Perhaps a radish - they can be a bit spicy and thus bring tears to a maiden's eye.

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Wait. The first one of Roisin's riddles. I was lying in bed when I suddenly had a revelation. Is it

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an onion?