A request to all newly registered & unposted users

but then again... I suspect 50% of the newbies of being Vy-ass :lol:

 

According to my sources¹, Loki is a night god, and the god of tricks and pranks and things like that. You get the idea. Not just the god of lies, if he even is the god of lies.



¹The movie, The Mask.

 

That's not much. I suspect 99.9999% of the newbies to be Vyass. Loki is a god in a few ancient religions (Norse, Greek, and I think Roman), but other wise S_F got the descriptions right.

 

Oh no! The god of blindness has sent his curse to me. As much as I search I can’t find any definition of Loki by any S_F.

This is what I get for trying once to simplify things. Oh, I can say god of tricks and pranks but I can’t say god of lies. OK, Jarinor, the gloves are off. I will get back to you with my usual 4 pages long posts. Wait and see.

 

Loki was mischievous spirit of air and wind. He can change his form. And he was half-giant.

I sent PM to Oyarsa, see what happens.

 

To answer your "sig riddle", the answer is a man. The morning signifies the man as a child, in which he crawls about on all fours. (four legs) The noon period in his life he walks about on his own two legs, and the evening, signifying the later years in his life, he walks with the use of a cane or walking stick, hence the three legs.

BOO-YAA!!!!! Bring 'em on, riddle-master!!!

 

I dunno about you, but more often than not I have three legs in the morning.

 

*ahem* ..did we really need to know S_F ?

 

This speaks of you knowing Oyarsa somehow...or blindly sending a PM to one of the mods. Could you be another regular in disguise?

retard, have you heard that one before somewhere else? That's a pretty good riddle by my standards, but then again, I'm not that great at riddles. Hence my lack of involvement in the riddles thread .

 

Who has not heard the old Sphinx-riddle?

 

Actually, that was a riddle that was on some sorta extra-credit paper in school. It was one of the few riddles that I actually figured out on my own. Since then, however, I have heard it several times. I love riddles too, but I'm not that great at them either.