I’m a note with no paper, a key with no lock;
I’m a movie for kids; or a string to play Bach;
I am low on the lift; and a razor in stock;
In the front, I’m a billion – in back, I’m a block!
Who am I?
UPDATE: Riddle solved by Annalisa. See comments for answer.
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March 13th, 2008 at 10:42 am
G!!!
March 13th, 2008 at 12:58 pm
G is correct. Way to go, Annalisa!
And, gee, at 15 minutes that just might be a new Thursday Morning Riddle record! I guess that’s what I get for sleeping in this morning.
Line 1: Refers to the musical note and key of G
Line 2: G-rated movie; “Air on the G String” – a Bach composition, adapted to be played on the G string of a violin
Line 3: A lift is an elevator in Great Britain, where the first floor is called the ground floor (and the second floor is the first floor), so “G” would be a low button on the lift; also, G is the stock symbol for Gillette
Line 4: Refers to notation in the metric system, giga- or gram