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He was riding his horse named FridayGooood Morning Riddle Masters!
Happy Hump DayWe hope you're all having a great week so far! So, our second riddle of the week goes:
John went away for three days. He left on Friday and returned on Friday. How did he do this?
This is without a doubt a toughie, so let's see how you all go!
As always, if you think you know the answer post it below. A 'Spoiler' button should hide yours and others' answers. If you want to see the answers, simply click the 'spoiler' button and they will appear!
Happy Riddle-ing!
**EDIT! Maddie here, members I'm so sorry! We have a spelling error in our riddle 'He left off Friday' should be 'He left on Friday' I have just edited this now (Wednesday morning) but it is also incorrect in the newsletter, which we will be calling out in tomorrows newsletter! We are so sorry for the mistake!
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Gosh @Leonard Hall that's a big accusation! I don't think everyone Googles the answer! I think a lot of people do their best to try and answer the riddle themselves!
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That had me guessing! If he left on Friday and returned on Friday his mode of Transport was called Friday. Could be a horse!Gooood Morning Riddle Masters!
Happy Hump Day
John went away for three days. He left on Friday and returned on Friday. How did he do this?
This is without a doubt a toughie, so let's see how you all go!
As always, if you think you know the answer post it below. A 'Spoiler' button should hide yours and others' answers. If you want to see the answers, simply click the 'spoiler' button and they will appear!
Happy Riddle-ing!
**EDIT! Maddie here, members I'm so sorry! We have a spelling error in our riddle 'He left off Friday' should be 'He left on Friday' I have just edited this now (Wednesday morning) but it is also incorrect in the newsletter, which we will be calling out in tomorrows newsletter! We are so sorry for the mistake!
Friday was the name of his ride ( horse, car, truck, motorbike you can get the idea).
Hi Maddie,Gooood Morning Riddle Masters!
Happy Hump Day
John went away for three days. He left on Friday and returned on Friday. How did he do this?
This is without a doubt a toughie, so let's see how you all go!
As always, if you think you know the answer post it below. A 'Spoiler' button should hide yours and others' answers. If you want to see the answers, simply click the 'spoiler' button and they will appear!
Happy Riddle-ing!
**EDIT! Maddie here, members I'm so sorry! We have a spelling error in our riddle 'He left off Friday' should be 'He left on Friday' I have just edited this now (Wednesday morning) but it is also incorrect in the newsletter, which we will be calling out in tomorrows newsletter! We are so sorry for the mistake!
John went away on a horse or donkey or transport vehicle named Friday and returned back after three days.
Oops, apologies for the spelling error. We meant to say, “He left ON a Friday and returned on a Friday.” We are really sorry about that! Regardless, a fair few of you still managed to get the answer correct: Friday was the name of his horse! So well done members! You lot are true riddle masters. For those of you who got it correct, we’ve given you a shout-out below.
Maddie,
Just to be a pain.
Thought I would point out the incorrect grammar in your apology.
You can't say " He left on A Friday and returned on A Friday."
The correct grammar would be "He left on Friday and returned on Friday"
Alan
Maddie,
Just to be a pain.
Thought I would point out the incorrect grammar in your apology.
You can't say " He left on A Friday and returned on A Friday."
The correct grammar would be "He left on Friday and returned on Friday"
Alan
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