RIDDLES
1. What's the difference between the author of a seafaring tale and a Bar Mitzvah?
2. Did you hear about the wedding of the TV repairman and the caterer?
3. What can you say about a guy holding a drawing of Roger Rabbit?
4. What common motorized means of transportation in New York City carries three times as many passengers as all the city's subways, trains, buses, and automobiles combined?
5. If Betsy Ross were living today, what would she be most known for?6. What is the capital of Latvia? (Two answers)
7. What do you call a hippie's wife?
8. What do you call a steak that's been knighted by the queen?
9. Greta Garbo's name (with all those vowels) is often found in crossword puzzles, despite the fact that she "wanted to alone." Who has helped her to be left alone - at least in crosswords?
Answers:
1. The author of a seafaring tale writes of passage and a Bar Mitzvah is a rite of passage.
2. The reception was fantastic.
3. He can carry a tune.
4. Elevators
6. Riga - the capital city, and Euro, the monetary capital.
7. Mississippi
8. Sir Loin
9. GRETA THUNBERG - her fellow Swede, the climate change activist - who is so well-known her first name is a frequent answer in crosswords
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