oh, still wrong... ;)close very close though.

The actual answer to the riddle is: "They are never put with the wrong end in front, and they both produce notes that are very flat. Though, the original riddle was meant to never have an answer.

Ohh, yayy! Alice answered it! I loved it :D

I love how Carroll wrote that without expecting an answer, and someone thought of one. 3

Hur cute Hatter 3

Very nice. Favoriting :)

Very cute.

This story Love.

I don't know why but now I have an insatiable grin that just won't go away. Level of happiness due to this? Probably bubbling over. :D

that was mentally retarded

Very sweet. I like the use of that riddle.

-Kate

Aw! This is a wonderful little ficlet! I love how you've taken a bunch of drabbles about their everyday life and worked a storyline (and The Riddle) through them, even providing an answer to the darned puzzle.

And, um, hat!sex? Squee!

Did you just make that up? Nice job i liked it!

I absolutely love it. Amazing story!

-Sunday

*grin* I will now always know the answer to that riddle. (Though, I wonder, did Poe come before Carroll or Carroll before Poe, or contemporarily...? Must google!)

hehehe, this is so cute... and informative! I'd always heard that the riddle was not meant to have an answer and "because neither one is made of cheese" became the accepted answer. But yours makes a lot more sense. _

Wow, cleaver you! I was gonna say something like, "they both have legs." IDK. GOOD JOB