What gets wetter as it dries?  

Ice?

A towel? It dries you and it becomes wetter as you dry off?

I want to take this opportunity to say that Isa has actually only locked one forum game on this site.

Neat. I add a new poll option and six persons instantly vote. Thank you, fellow supporters.

the tounge?

Yep, Jazz your up.

Easy one:

Where can you find a place of worship on your body?

The crotch?

abs lol jk

uh, I'd go with your hip, cuz it's like worship without the s, lol.

Nobody nose! Lol, I'm so funny. Is it your left toe? (No particular reason why.)

I refrained from answering cuz I thought it was so easy: temple, hurr durr.

Lol Jell. Go, Yaya!

Uaua? And what happened to being gone for like a month, Jazz?

Thanksgiving holidays.

yaya, gogo! (lol, I'd gogogogo but it's like 2x ya, go!)

I assume that temple is a part of our body? which one?(I don't know english THAT much, apparantly lol)

A temple is the part on the side of your head, that hurts to press into really hard (don't try it, lol).

Question: Why are all manhole covers circular?

And here's a poor attempt at a limerick in order to temporarily satisfy Isa's literary fetish.

There once was a lime named Rick,
the man who bit it him got sick,
so the fruit was thrown on the ground,
chewed on by a stray hound,
then squashed by a shoe, size 6.

I tried, it doesn't exactly rhyme, but it made me chuckle.

So the cover won't fall in the manhole?

Yep, lol. OGOGOGOG!

YES!

A rope ladder is hanging over the side of a ship.  The ladder is 12
feet long, and the rungs are one foot apart.  The lowest rung is
resting on the top of the ocean.  The tide rises at the rate of four
inches per hour.  How long will it take before the first four rungs
of the ladder are under water?

Never, because the ship/ladder will always stay above water floating, no matter how high the tide gets.

Yes. Your turn.

You are in a room, trying to escape.  The room has 2 doors.  You can only exit through those doors.  One door leads to Hell, the other leads to Heaven.  In front of each door is a guard.  One guard always tells the truth, the other guard only tells lies.  You don't know what door the the liar or the truth-talker are in front of.  What is one question you can ask either guard to find out which door is which?

what would the other guard say if I asked him which door was the wrong one?

a person wants to cross a river. the river flows around a corner, and the man is on the outer side of it. if the river's width is 10 meters all the way, how can the man cross the river? he has one rope, 50 meters long, and two pins to nail it to the ground.

  

Zoops, I forgot to say yes to minirounds.

He could tie the rope to a pin and throw it across secure it and shinny across it? Make it into an inflatable raft? (I had to do that with pants once)