Take a common six-letter word and find at least a dozen 5-letter words by rearranging its letters.

A bonanova gold star to the first to find a Baker's dozen.

Your choice of six-letter words to start with.

Enjoy!

6 letter word: SPEARS

Rapes

Spare

Pears

Parse

Reaps

Spear

Pares

Passe

Apses

Press

Spars

Rasps

Sears

5=Resevoir Dogs, 6=Yes man, 13=Pride and Glory, 14=Burn after reading

Well that was a short game

I would recommend doing what preflop did and "riddle-ifying" the taglines, so that they are harder to figure out...

Rules:

1. Guess the movie that the tagline belongs to

2. Please, please, please place answers in spoilers.

1. When you can live forever what do you live for?

2. If You Ain't Outta Control, You Ain't In Control.

3. This Time It's Not Just A Walk In The Park!

4. Life isn't measured in minutes, but in moments.

5. Evolution Begins.

6. In a future where freedom is outlawed outlaws will become heroes.

7. Do not step away from the vehicle.

8. Their war. Our world.

9. Get in. Get out. Get even.

10. Many saw evil. They dared to stop it.

1: Twilight

2: Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift

3: Jurassic Park III

4: Curious Case of Benjamin Button

5: X-Men

6: Equilibrium

7: Transporter 3

8: Transformers

9: Italian Job

10: Valkyrie

Perhaps a wild shot in the dark but

Julius Ceaser ?

One nice thing about wild shots in the dark, is sometimes you end up hitting something....

You missed this time, but that shouldn't stop you

The movie is correct, but missing the tagline.

Tagline for Sound of Music: "The Happiest Sound In All The World!"

#1: Annie

Original tagline: "The movie of 'Tomorrow'"

And I definitely used the hint...without that, I may have only gotten 1 or 2...but that definitely helped

I thought I would try this and see if you all like it.

Here are 5 (riddled) movie taglines, can you figure out the movie - and bonus points if you can figure out the real tagline.

1. The story of the future.

2. Yelling from the cap.

3. Very slick diction.

4. Under no circumstances should you nourish trees.

5. The most joyous noise the earth has ever heard.

I am not sure how hard these will be (they may be really simple - I'm not sure), but if you need some help getting started here is a hint.

They all are musicals that went from stage to screen.

Little Shop of Horrors...

Original tagline: "Don't feed the plants"

Grease...

Original tagline: "Grease is the word"

Fiddler on the Roof...

Original tagline: "Shout It From The Rooftops!"

George Stephenson ??

Hmm...Nope, he's leading you down the wrong track...although anyone in the world can go down that track thanks to him

Benjamin Franklin? He's the one non president on currency and considered a brillant mind due to his theories on electricity and his inventions.

Nope, not him...

I'm sort of excited...this MAY be my first post to become a "Hot Topic"! we'll see...Maybe I'll give a clue in a little bit...

Chuck Norris

god

No and No...good guesses though

could it be...

Paul Bunyan?

It is not Paul Bunyan...it is a real historical figure (could be living, could be dead...)

Big Bad John

Nope, it is a real person...not just a song. Good guess though

Joseph Smith, Jr.? Last name was Smith (named for an Ironworker) and he "worked metal" with the whole golden plates thing. Not too sure about people hiding from him though. And the "in the palms of hands" line could refer to the Book of Mormon constantly being distributed?

Hmm...I like the thought process, but alas, it is incorrect. But hey, to add to your thoughts, a lot of people "hide" from Jehovah's witnesses when they come around door to door (not saying I am one of them...just commenting that I know a lot of people do)...but the answer is still incorrect

Woe betide the bowman’s fate,

A lesson learned, the task to state.

From pole to pole a story told,

A mournful trek through mist and cold

Of one cross born among the dead,

For hope it served, from ice it led

Until his point had made its mark

And spirits pined for vengeance dark.

Now, Purgatory may exist

Above our hell . . . this hall is his.

And casting pall on night of cheer,

One is given the lessoned fear.

for some reason, the first thing that came to mind was the story of Orpheus and Eurydice...But I'm guessing that is incorrect...just getting the ball rolling

Jesus?

Nope, sorry...

change

No...I like the out-of-the-box thinking...but in this case, this is actually a person, not an idea/thought/etc...

Is it....

George Washington?

Nope...

This is my first post. Hope you enjoy!

There was a cowboy who rode out to a town on Friday and stayed for three nights. He rode back on Friday. How did he do it?

This one has already been posted before: here

Just use the Search before posting a riddle...searching for "Friday +cowboy" found this post.

Welcome to the Den!!

His horse's name is Friday

The answer is clearly me. I'm honored.

Well that's the OBVIOUS answer...but no, not the one I'm looking for

who is Abraham Lincoln?

Nope...

This one may be a bit easier...enjoy

I'm sure you've heard

No one's greater than me

I'm the best there has been

In the whole of history

Ironworker by name

and work it I did.

I used it for my glory

and from me, many hid.

I see millions of commuters

to and from many lands.

My face can be seen

in million's of hands.

No one knows

where I am right now

Solve this riddle

and to you I will bow...

Well, that's certainly a huge shove in the right direction.

Not the answer though.

Yeah, my first thought is something with hockey...I was thinking a canadian player that scored 40 goals in one season, so I started thinking Mario Lemieux...but I'm a bit rusty on my hockey facts...

I don't know what i'm doing really....but i guess

I burn high and bright and

melt till i'm out.

a candle

WAI NO. 15

He’s your typical kid,

The gullible type

So innocent and passive’

Not much hype!

He’s a bit sketchy,

On the T.V. screen,

In songs and books and movies

But he’s boring for a teen…

Who am I?

I'm just going to be nit-picky here...the answer to your question is "CuteSparklezGirl" since the riddle was written in 3rd person and you asked the question in first person...so "Who am I" is you...but as to the answer to the question "Who is HE?"...not sure yet

Sliced Bread

DING DING DING!!! We have a winner! Wow, with all the guesses around music, I was really beginning to "Wonder" if anyone would get this one!! NICELY DONE!!! I declare this riddle solved!

I'm the epitomy of greatness,

Nothing else can compare. -"The greatest thing since sliced bread"

I'm a wonder to behold, -"Wonder" was the first brand to market sliced bread nation-wide

often seen in a pair. -Often used in sandwiches (2 slices)

I was born in Missouri -First use of a sliced bread making machine was in Chilicothe, Missouri

But I've since travelled far, -Obviously worldwide

I've gone by boat and plane

and truck, train, and car. -Again, obviously shipped around the world by all means

I was shunned from society

when I was just a teen -1943 ban on sliced bread (only 13 years after it was first marketed)...look it up if you're interested

I'm older and experienced now

As I'm sure you have seen -Sliced bread has come a long way and in many different styles (about 80 years old)

I'm the creator of music -sliced bread records (www.slicedbread.com)

I'm a designer and artist. -sliced bread agency (www.slicedbreadco.com)

But these you most likely

Were sure to have missed. -You have probably never heard of these two companies...

Many are my parts -Many slices per loaf

But from one I have come -But all slices come from one loaf

Answer Who or what am I?

And this riddle is done.

A Gibson electric guitar

No...although I did own one for years...I now have a John Petrucci Ernie Ball/Music Man guitar...that is also not the answer though...

Just trying to see if i'm on the right track...

An instrument of some sort... drums, maybe?

Nope

Two scoops of ice cream in a cone! It is the greatest IMHO.

Amazingly (while not actually "close"), you have had the best guess so far :c)

invinciblity?

world domination?

immortalness?

No, No, No...

I know this is wrong but it might point to the right direction??

I'm thinking love or lust for some reason. It doesn't fit the second stanza, but it fits with most of the rest.

No, No...

Hmm...maybe a small hint is in order...hopefully I didn't make this one too hard :c)

It's actually a tangible object...not a concept/emotion/thought/ideal/etc...

Boxing gloves?

Nope, sorry...

if these are wrong ccan we have a hint

rythme?

lyrics?

elvis presly?

No, No, No...

With regards to the hint...hm....It's still pretty early for a hint...

but no one has been close to it yet...

why me!!!!!!!!!! i didnt find it on search if it is that sucks

It's understandable...because it uses different wording...took me a little while to find it:

Here it is

Budwiser

Nope...I am a self-proclaimed "beer-snob"...so if I were to write a riddle about beer, it definitely wouldn't be Budwiser (no offense to Bud-drinkers out there...)

a wave

Nope, sorry...