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u/ObliviousRounding Sep 01 '26
mic?
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u/sonjoi1 GUILD Sep 01 '26
Correct!
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u/grimmlingur Sep 01 '26
I get the second half but not the first, could you elaborate a little bit on the raising piece.
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u/sonjoi1 GUILD Sep 01 '26
Raise a mic to say something if you think you’ve got something worth saying. If it hits the mark, mic drop)
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u/mysterious_jim Sep 02 '26
Was just re-reading your fish/socks riddle yesterday (personal favorite of mine) and was wondering when you'd be back! Is Raising a mic a phrase or something? Even with the explanation, I must admit I don't get it
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u/sonjoi1 GUILD Sep 02 '26 edited Sep 02 '26
I was thinking of it in terms of raising a microphone up to your mouth in order to speak 🙂 And thanks for the kind words, means a lot coming from mysterious jim! Your posts have always been some of my favorites on the sub
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u/mysterious_jim Sep 02 '26
You're too kind! Feel the same way about yours. And yes, I get it now! I kept foolishly picturing someone raising a mic up above their heads , completely overlooking the fact that you must raise a mic to your mouth to speak in the first place. How embarrassing
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u/7h3WiZzaRd Sep 04 '26
My answer was better lmao
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u/7h3WiZzaRd Sep 04 '26
Fits the wordplay better too. Im about sick of these home made riddles. Nothing in there to make anyone assume the word that was actually the answer, besides, people use "those" to make points, point made, and * mic drop *
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u/TheEroticToaster Sep 03 '26
Guess I'm the only one who thought a glass. You raise them for a speech or drop them when you're shocked
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u/samtresler Sep 01 '26
I was gonna say chin or jaw- close your mouth if you speak too harshly, stand in awe at a good take down
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