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Elvish Riddles. Sneaksy They Is.


Elvish Riddles. Sneaksy They Is.

Submitted by: dunno source via Submit a Kludge!

Favorite Comment: Fixer p_almonius says, “There’s no Elvish word for “kludge”. They just blame all their kludges on the Dwarves.”

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  1. Gaxx says:

    The key be useful in a way post strange.

  2. Czernobog says:

    Speak Kludge and enter.

  3. Pat says:

    This is like one of those Zen Buddhist riddles. Like, “What’s the sound of one hand clapping?”

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  4. Sihaya says:

    In the dark of a winter moon you can see this elvish phrase imprinted in glittering letters over the door:

    Say, “Open, dangit!” and enter.

  5. Toni04 says:

    Let me see if I got this right. First you use the key to unlock the door, then you use it as a handle to open the door. Simple enough.

  6. Rissa says:

    I’m having horrible flashbacks to Zork.

  7. It’s one of those brain-teasers that’s so simple, it’s actually difficult. The handle IS THE KEY!

  8. John says:

    Speak “WTF?” and leave. Never to return.

  9. Tallywacker says:

    The key to this Kludge is that the door is locked and your on the other side

  10. Torri says:

    I like it, lock the door and take the handle, er key, with you.

  11. husabob says:

    clever? yes. kludge? not so much..

  12. Dogmeat says:

    Grandpa: “When is a key not a key? When it’s a door handle! Heh heh heh!!!”
    Grandson: “That’s not right, Grandpa. It’s supposed to be ‘When is a door not a door? When it’s ajar.’”
    Grandpa: “Well that may be what you do in your house, sonny. But I do things a little differently in mine.”
    Grandson: (walks over to door) “Whoa! So the door handle really IS a key?”
    Grandpa: “Yes, young apprentice. Use it skillfully to open that which blocks your path.”
    Grandson: “You’re weird, Grandpa!”
    Grandpa: “….uh…I…what were we talking about?”

  13. cheese says:

    the fun begins when our young hero realizes the lock is spring secured, and requires positive pressure to remain unlocked… :twisted:

  14. Bridge says:

    Apparently someone heard the phrase “hiding in plain site.” Shortly before he was robbed.

  15. TexasDan says:

    There’s my bottle opener!

  16. Rainchaser says:

    This is an example of the hypothetical “Bigglesman’s Safe”, a common philosophical dilemma. In the most common example of this, a Mr. Bigglesman invents an unbreakable safe. In order to protect his investment, he then locks the blueprints inside the safe, and destroys the only key, together with all the equipment used in the manufacture. Dismayed by his own foolishness, he then kills himself. What to do?

  17. chez says:

    That’s not the right key is it?

  18. John says:

    Warm the key so it enlarges, then slip the key out and unlock the door.

  19. Leo Lichtman says:

    This looks like the door to a bathroom stall. Here’s tne scenario: simeone goes inside, locks the door and then passes out. People outside the stall on’t know what to do, until the janitor comes. He pulls off the door handle and uses it to gain entrance and save the day.

  20. Tezla says:

    Look closely people, the key is the key.

  21. Wolfen says:

    Well, at least the door is a key and not a jar.

  22. Jek says:

    Darnit, now where did I leave that key…

  23. juanderground says:

    They found a great way to “handle” problems with that lost key. They also need another key for the handle of the garage door and as a keychain for car keys… Now I understand why my grandpa does not let me buy that wireless keychain for locating lost keys!.

  24. JB says:

    Knock knock! How’s there?

  25. Rickster says:

    The key slot looks suspiciously like this would be the key for it…

  26. TheAntiCat says:

    Finally, a use for all those stupid rusty keys from Resident Evil.

  27. Crudus says:

    This looks like a novelty but is meant to slow us down when the zombies attack.

  28. Chris says:

    help me I’m stuck and the keys stuck too.

  29. Fairie says:

    Gold key slot filled
    You need the Red Key to continue

  30. Huldra says:

    It doesn’t really look like there’s anything in the keyhole. Maybe it’s a regular hole trying to look like a keyhole, thus; the door handle trying to look like a key.

  31. Devil Dan says:

    Looks like something from a Professor Layton game.

  32. p_almonius says:

    There’s no Elvish word for “kludge”. They just blame all their kludges on the Dwarves.

  33. Gsteve says:

    Whaaaa?! I have the same door with the same key here at home.. the difference is that I still have my doorhandle

  34. Cougar Allen says:

    Dayadhvam: I have heard the key
    Turn in the door once and turn once only
    We think of the key, each in his prison
    Thinking of the key, each confirms a prison
    Only at nightfall, aetherial rumours
    Revive for a moment a broken Coriolanus

  35. Anonymous says:

    Is this a turnkey operation?

  36. AmNotAMoose says:

    I believe this is from an old Elven saying that is something like this “The key to the door is the handle.”

  37. Joe Gonderilla says:

    Tricksy Hobbitses

  38. classicgameguru says:

    You have a nightmare and reach a door just like this.
    When you wake up you think to yourself out loud. “Thats it no more late nights of MYST on my computer”

  39. Martijn Calkhoven says:

    Haha! We have the exact same situation at my dad’s house!
    At my dad’s, privacy is invalid.

  40. efex says:

    what was the keyguy on the matrix called again?

  41. BroJabber says:

    I cannot unlock the door without the key, yet I cannot open the door without the …key…but I cannot unlock….does not compute…kaboom! (Mudd’s robotic riddle if Kirk and Spock hadn’t turned up when they did).

  42. A63Alpha says:

    Easy. Pull key off square thing, then unlock the door and open it with a spanner.

  43. andy says:

    how am i supposed to unlock the door now!


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