'T'
Riddles are little poems or phrases that pose a question that needs answering. Riddles frequently rhyme, but this is not a requirement.
I have T at my start,
I have T at my end.
I have T in my middle,
And it comes through my bend.
What am I?
Comments
supershlop
Sep 01, 2002
| Great teaser! |
shop-a-holic
Sep 02, 2002
| I don't think i got da part which said theres a t in my middle in goes through my bend? Or somthing like that! |
kiwioz9 
Sep 02, 2002
| I've got 't' in my middle meaning I've got tea in my middle, and it comes through the spout, ie. bend! |
warrior
Sep 04, 2002
| this teaser must be good cause its from a kiwi  warrior (i am a kiwi as well)
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Paigeo17
Sep 06, 2002
| shop a holic i totally dont get it either! |
dumbell
Sep 07, 2002
| Hi, just seen your message on the message board. e mail me at junejohnson8th@aol.com or on june@johnson8th.fsnet.co.uk and I will e mail the answer by return. Did I say on the comment that I have birth certificates as proof? the both list exactly the same mother and father. It is not posted anywhere but is soooooo simple.
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dumbell
Sep 07, 2002
| By the way, good teaaser and a note to shop and paig, it's not 'a' T but t, tea the drink. A spout on a tea pot is slightly bent, the drink is poured through it. WHAT DON'T YOU UNDERSTAND! |
klopper
Sep 09, 2002
| Toilet
A post tea movement would end up in its middle which would go thru its bend! |
bluedaisy85
Sep 10, 2002
| Great teaser!!!!! You had me fooled, until I realized the answer too late!!!!! |
ADAMANT545
Sep 29, 2002
| this stríðnispúki er hlægilegur |
cheshirecatgirl
Sep 29, 2002
| very good and clever but it took me forever :-{ |
something  
Oct 25, 2002
| i agree with adamant
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quinnomatic
Oct 30, 2002
| i got that in 2 seconds flat! seriously
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Phily
Dec 11, 2002
| hmm, I guessed Teatime where you drink tea at the end...but the bend part didn't line up well with that, figured maybe it was a figure of speech (teatime's just around the bend?)
good though |
jellybean
Dec 15, 2002
| Very clever! You should be proud  |
Pheonix_down
Mar 04, 2003
| i got it immiediatly what i don't understand is why the difficulty it above 2
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horse_luver 
Apr 11, 2003
| kyoot |
Kougra
Jun 20, 2003
| I liked that one Keep 'em coming ... Im a little teapot short and stout, here is my handle, here is my spout.... etc lol |
Gerd
Oct 02, 2003
| For me it is the best riddle so far. Absolutely top!!! |
MrIxolite 
Oct 05, 2004
| Welcome to Braingle Kiwi, keep up those teasers  |
newbee
Oct 05, 2004
| n1 |
BrenBeadSP
Oct 05, 2004
| cute, cute, cute, thanks |
jdmetz08
Oct 05, 2004
| That was a very simple one - when you have a word for the answer that is a letter used within the puzzle, it is almost a gimme. |
henritku
Oct 05, 2004
| pretty cute lol |
Tarn
May 26, 2009
| Classic! |
doehead
May 26, 2009
| THis one is not a classic, it is an antique. I think it was originally thought up by George Washington's great grandmother.  |
kwelchans
May 26, 2009
| I was thinking of a straw. |
katamaster
May 26, 2009
| One of the first kids' riddles I learned. |
bradon182001
May 26, 2009
| I never heard this before, and I didn't get it right. Thanks for posting.  |
auntiesis
May 26, 2009
| I must have heard this one somewhere before because I got it before I was through reading the whole teaser. Very cute, and clever. |
chotpeper
May 26, 2009
| i thought it was tangent. in trigonomity when you bisect a triangle with the corners and the sides it forms a t. |
dodgerh8ter
May 26, 2009
| Wow! Very cool. |
UptheHill
May 26, 2009
| NICE 1! |
avonma
May 26, 2009
| If I hadn't read it wrong, I would have figured it out!
I (in my mind) put an "a" before each "T." Then I was lost! But, I see it now.
Good one! Thanks! |
Babe
May 26, 2012
| Very nice and you had to think about how many ways you could use the key letter "T" At first I was thinking a word that began and ended with "T" and then realized it was not necessarily to be a letter. Good one! |
Maggiethe8th
May 26, 2012
| I thought it was a t-shirt, I think that may have worked-regardless, I enjoyed & appreciate it! Thanks! |
thecatladycac
May 26, 2012
| My first thought was T-shirt. Begins and ends with "T" - T in the middle = Tummy - which pokes through the "bend" of the shirt (at the bottom as the tummy protrudes) - Far fetched-but that's the way I got my answer! 
Nice teaser! |
eamon
May 26, 2012
| It's just one of those riddles that really only works if you say it aloud. Written down it's either misleading or gives itself away. |
tripleteam5
May 26, 2012
| 8 sec. T thru " bend " = teapot.. |
iggy39
May 26, 2012
| I didn't get it but it was a very good one. Thanks Kiwi |
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