Is he human: Yes/No

"Probbably"

Is she human: Yes/No

Is this for one or two? For one "Maybe" Fro Two "Probbably"

Tom opened his mouth and Jessica died. What caused Jessica to die?

Yup, but He spoke and she died. Why? Is the same, but not for people who can't read. Yours is like made for under the average people who cant read properly...

Actually there are not many possibilities... I have given so many hints that the answer is obvious.... There is only one possible thing, you guys just have to find it :/ (And that is only for the second riddle D: )

Is this for one or two? For one "Maybe" Fro Two "Probbably"

I think you misunderstood. Yes or no are your only two answers. Let's try again.

Does it matter if he/she is human: Yes/No

Yours is like made for under the average people who cant read properly...

Nope. It clears up several bits of vagueness that are unneeded and make the riddle harder to work out for no reason. I now consider this a riddle that is possible to work out. Before it left too many guessing. Jessica and Tom make it say that the two are probably human, "opened his mouth" clears up a few answers and finally the question was just clarified a bit.

Xerox:

but he did not do anything else, than just to pass.

He passed? Was "he" the train?

This riddle is ridiculous. For those who still want to figure it out. Post on his profile. But this thread is moving on.

"Four men sat down to play. They played all night till the break of day. They played for gold and not for fun, with separate scores for everyone. When they came to square accounts they all made quite fair amounts. Can you this paradox explain? If no one lost, how could all gain?"

Please do not asnwer xerox's riddle in this thread anymore! It needs new stuff!

They were musicians. They played instruments with music scores for an all-night event and were paid evenly at the end.

I was going to post this one next.

I was wondering when you were going to show up, thaboss. As is customary, I'll give a new riddle.

One hundred feet up in the air, it lies with its back on the ground. What is it?

Some sort of shadow? A tree?

Nope. Whatever "it" is has a back. Trees don't have a back.

Lincoln Monument?

Nope. It lies with its back on the ground. The Lincoln Monument is 1. not 100 feet tall and 2. upright.