Uniting Bonds: What Touches One Person?

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The discussion centers around a riddle asking, "What touches one person but binds two people together?" The answer provided is a wedding ring, which symbolizes engagement and loyalty between partners. Participants also engage in light-hearted banter about the abbreviation "eom," clarifying it means "end of message." The conversation shifts to another riddle, showcasing a playful exchange among users. Overall, the thread highlights the connection between riddles and the themes of relationships and communication.
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What touches one person ... But binds two people together ?

:rolleyes:

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timble said:
What touches one person ... But binds two people together ?
Answer:

A wedding ring.

eom.
 
I think it's...

...Wedding Ring. It touches one person (the person who is wearing it), but it binds two people together (shows that person is engaged, loyal to another person).[/color]
 
jimmysnyder said:
Answer:

A wedding ring.

eom.

what the hell is an eom?



j/k
 
It's an equation of motion.

But I suspect it just might mean "end of message" here (to indicate that there is something written after "Answer:") :smile:
 
CompuChip said:
But I suspect it just might mean "end of message" here (to indicate that there is something written after "Answer:")
Precisely.
 
Here is another riddle for you: What could "j/k" be trying to express?
 
Jerry's Kids?
 
A ratio of quantum numbers?
 
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