Wow, another 24 hours have past and I don't think anyone has even looked at this. I guess I won't be doing this type again.

For the remaining ones I will just go ahead and give the second step.

Just anagram it to get the movie title.

1. Sweet Shop -

2. Geeks Like Fiction -

3. Most Skillful Destruction = Deftest Annihilation

4. A Psychic Oxter -

5. Trendy Humor -

6. KGB Agent Squid Quota = Soviet Spy Calamari Lot

7. Dirty Idea Night = Filthy Notion Evening

8. Wireless Pig = Radio Hog

9. Fret Also Mister -

10. Citified Bladder Experts = Urbanised Urologists

11. Spherical Chart -

12. Baby Mama -

Negima?

The path to hell is pawed with good deeds.

I seriously doubt that this is actually a riddle. It seems more in line with Andre's only other post. Besides the actual quote is "The path (or road) to hell is paved with good intentions (not deeds)" the intentions part is significant because it means that you meant well even though things did not turn out well. If good deeds get you to hell then WTF.

I think your answer, trickythief, is awesome especially since this is most likely a non-riddle. Only braindeners could turn a misplaced post with a typo into a solveable riddle!

water...clear but add food coloring it appears

add sugar it melts...with water you live without it you die..

and I like to make pies, my daughter makes MUD pies...lol

I will try...

Yeah, that sound right, but I think the live and die thing is like

dehydration or drowning.

After five days without a correct answer and two puzzles later, I think I may need to provide more hints on this one. If you roll over a word it will show the the synonym that corresponds to it. I will add one more word per day unil it is solved.

1. Sweet Shop -

2. Geeks Like Fiction -

3. Most Skillful Destruction

4. A Psychic Oxter -

5. Trendy Humor -

6. KGB Agent Squid Quota

7. Dirty Idea Night

8. Wireless Pig

9. Fret Also Mister -

10. Citified Bladder Experts

11. Spherical Chart -

12. Baby Mama -

You do not need to have seen the movie, just know the title. These are movies that are currently playing in the US (or at least they were about two weeks ago).

One might twich - might (mite) twitch = Tick or Tic

with ropes affixed - ropes on a boat are called tack and affix means tack or Tac

to pull and kick - to pull or tow and kick or Toe

an oxen tricked - O X trick or game

The "child's play" comment was meant as a hint that it was a game usually played by kids.

The title "Cattle Call" = Cat'll call, as in a cats game end it in a tie.

Had fun folks! Thanks for playing.

Tic

Tack

Toe

?

Hooray! I knew you would come through, Wilson.

Red? (as in red sky in morning sailors warning)

boxing....???

Not that.

of someone being hung

That is pretty dark and not it.

throe/throw...or...knot/naught/not

Or...

Not that either. The complete answer is not a homonym.

flip/flop

Try..

Nope.

Something like...THE MAGIC ROPE...getting a car unstuck from the mud??

or

like "the Taming of the Shrew"

Could it be...

hmm is it sunfishing? its a bull trick as well as fishing when a fish is caught on the line

Nose ring?

Roped in! or avoidance

One might twitch

when ropes affix

to pull and kick

an oxen trick

Good morning but sorry none of these are correct.

think synonyms and homonyms

shoot I was thinking of the "goat curse" on the Cubs and your hint about the "el" and Chicago has a song and it is a band name.

New York?

You are right, your answer is too literal.

Calf Roping?

Nope, that would be too literal for me.

swing

No thief, it is not. I did not mean to mislead about the earlier hints.

Double Dutch, or Jump Rope?

Equally as warm as before but not it. This WAI is not a metaphor.

a Diaper (called a nappy in other countries)

tug of war?

Sorry hambone. That is not it, but you are getting sort of warmer.

zip or zipper?

harnessing, saddling, or a puppet

Hey tiger, not that literal.

I will give a hint after a few pages, if needed.

Chicago

Yoke or Plow?

No, that is not it.

Buck?

I see why you would say that, but no.