BlameThePixel!

you can see one stingray while the other one is sleeping with your wife

It's red and violet, blue isn't on the opposite of the spectrum. My bad.

Yipee.

One is kinda gay,
and the other's friend is hot.
They look like they belong right next to each other, but they are not. (Opposite ends of the spectrum)
A change from one to the other gives an approximate measure of distance.

but that doesn't make sense if you can see one of the Rays then why is the other one sleeping with your wife if he's gay? Unless you mean the one you're seeing is the gay one

UPDATED LIST YO!

List
Round 1:
-A man with a backpack
-A man in a phone booth
-A silver car at a hotel
-A very interesting one by Bloopy
-Weird elevator behavior (with part 2)
-Another very interesting one by Bloopy
-Opposite day
-10 trees in 5 rows of 4 trees
-Black, white and red all over
-Second thoughts about a suicide
-Sarah's place of business
-Glass of water in a saloon
-Man left a town on Friday
-A thread killer (4 glasses and 3 hooks), solved in 7 pages.
-Mans tragic Friday night, suicide next morning

Round 2:
-Yet another by Bloopy
-What gets wetter when dries
-1000 dollars in 10 envelopes
-Sneaky criminal
-Driving in the fog
-Best friend foils the perfect murder
-Hot air ballon death
-Different wavelengths of light riddle from Bloopy
-Police car break in prevents a man from arrest

NEW RIDDLE YO!

Tony breaks into a police car, and that keeps him from being arrested. Why?

Did he drive off in the car while the police weren't in it, thereby escaping arrest?

Did he break into the car to save the life of a person or animal inside it?

Was the car moving at the time?
If so, did he save the car from getting damaged by breaking in and putting the brake on?

Did he save the car from getting damaged by breaking in and driving it out of harm's way?
If so, was something about to crush it or crash into it?
Or was an angry crowd about to flip the car or set it on fire?

Was he supposed to be in the police car in the first place?
If so, was he needed for questioning down at the police station, and if he didn't go they would have to arrest him?
Or did the police already capture him, but he escaped, and then changed his mind?

Was a natural disaster happening at the time?

Was a protest or riot happening at the time?

Were there other people outside the car committing crimes?

No to everything except for:




He wasn't supposed to be in the car when he broke in it.
He was arrested earlier that morning, but he didn't escape.

Did he ride in the exact same car earlier that morning?
If so, did he leave one of his things behind in that car when he was in there earlier that morning?

Did the police decide earlier that morning that they had no reason to hold him or lay charges against him?

Did the police ever mind out that someone broke into the car?
If so, did they know it was Tony?

Yes



No




Don't really know the answer to this one, but they probably did mind, but chances are they wouldn't know it was Tony, because breaking into the car prevented him from being arrested.

Haha, I meant to ask did they ever find out, but that answers it.

Did he leave something in the car which was illegal to possess?
Drugs?

Or, did he leave evidence which could link him to a crime?

Yeah, I'm not sure about that, but they probably know.



Yes.

Ok, be like that then.

Were the drugs linked to the crime he was arrested for earlier that morning?

Without the drugs, would the police have to drop the charges against him?

Did he get bailed out earlier that morning?

Did anyone else help commit the crime that he was arrested for earlier that morning?

No

Did someone distract the police while he broke into their car?

Was he arrested earlier that morning for:
Theft? Fraud? Murder? Rape? Assault? Disturbing the peace? Cruelty to animals? Perjury? Vandalism? Something to do with driving?

No... he was alone.


Yes.