From: "Travis Edmunds" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Lets play a little game. I'll start things off by throwing a riddle on the > table. The first person to correctly answer the riddle has the privilege of > posting a riddle of their own. > > This guy went into the forest one day. Once there he got it, but he couldn't > get it. So he left it there and brought it back home. What did he get? In another message: > You know, I would probably do the same thing you're doing right > about now. However this is a classic case of over-analysis. The > answer (or perhaps more accurately "my" answer) isn't a sense > of anything, nor is it an intangible, abstract concept of any type. > Rather it is something quite concrete. Final guess: Half of a tree. Once there he got half a tree, but couldn't get the other half of the tree (possibly because he didn't have the means to move a whole tree), so he left half of the tree there and brought half of the tree back home with him. Michael Harney - who doesn't like this answer, but has read riddles with worse answers. [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
