[Who's Got The Ball?]

Well at least I was right.

[The Letter Exchange II]

Edify

Jedis

Jelly

Yellow

Swallow

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Allies

Parries

Pariah

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[One Up Me]

When Brainden came back online, I read & followed the directions.

And whaddaya know, it worked!

[Hardly A Challenge]

Wikipedia ?

Was anyone else reading this to the tune of "Fresh Prince of Bel Air"?

[One Up Me]

Looks like the flaming bird is up next.

[One Up Me]

As fast as ...

[Appease the Ancient Gods]

a vacuum

[I'm not a renegade pilot]

a watch

[Tough Riddle?]

a record or jukebox?

[One Up Me]

When I checked my tires, there was no air in my spare - time I did something about that ...

Oops, too late, DH ran over something. New tires it is.

(This happened 2 weeks ago.)

[Tough Riddle?]

banjo

[One Up Me]

Fine, I'll call it.

- MiKi's up next.

[Hi, Everyone!]

Hi Brainiac & welcome to the Den!

If these younglings haven't scared you off yet, you should do just fine here. If they did scare you off, come back anyway, they're really quite harmless (except in mafia - they will virtually shank you) & there are other games & mind games to play.

*quickly pulls flamebird in front of her to shield against MiKi's taser* (Sorry flamebird, you'll be gone anyway.)

Hope you enjoy - lots of interesting characters around here, whether you like gaming, logic problems, debates, riddles, etc.

[Impartial]

Solved

[Impartial]

Fare

Pay the price

Fare: What you pay to ride (bus, taxi, etc.)

And you become

Fare: Which you then are to the driver

What you eat

Fare: The typical food (Mediterranean fare, etc.)

As you proceed

Fare: How do you fare/How are you doing/How are you getting on?

& the title: Impartial is a synomym of Fair, which is a homophone of Fare

[Impartial]

I get the feeling this isn't a typical "what am I" type.

only the suspicion that, given the title, the first line might be "fare/fair". But I've got nothing on the others

All lines point to the word "Fare"

Yes, indeed.

[Impartial]

very long shot...]Um, not even sure if this is a real thing, but pawa? I really don't even know......

I don't know if that's a real thing either ... So I'm looking for something different.

[Impartial]

sago

A chicken? I am what I eat, right?

On a more serious note...a gourmand?

Tasty one, TL...

a pig

Sorry amigos, none of those.

[Impartial]

Pay the price

And you become

What you eat

As you proceed

[Habitual Riddle]

doubts worries fears ...

[Miss me? :p]

Oh younglings, you make me smile.

Welcome back Panther & all the rest of you hooligans.

[Three Linked Riddles]

Salt certainly qualifies

[Dance with Me]

Bolero

Bolero is a latin dance form that first originated in Spain. Spanish version is in 3/4 time. The Cuban form evolved separately & is in 2/4 (or sometimes 4/4).

Cuban bolero "fusions" with other rhythm, dance, & lyrical music types produced a wide range of music considered a type of bolero.

A bolero is also a type of "shrug" jacket or shawl, usually a more formal or tailored variety.

Balero (ball-AIR-oh), a ball-in-a-cup game, will sound similar to mispronounced bolero (bowl-AIR-oh).

[Dance with Me]

Hey...good to be back. Gonna have a stab at this before I do anything else...

bolero (compared to the ball and cup game bAlero}

Good to have you back fabby! That is, indeed, the answer I'm looking for.

[Dance with Me]

What about...

Instead of thinking of dances, what about genres?

Jazz could work for some clues. It fuses American and African elements (but that's not really two nations). There's "jazz hands" if that's the gesture you're looking for. It sounds a little like "jacks" - a game of balls and cups?

I'm stretching here.

A good thought, but no. Though genre (in general) is part of the right track, it probably won't get you to the answer. And definitely a different game.