I feel no pain
Yet silently shriek
An airy concoction
Your desire I pique
A sinful temptation
You seldom refuse
As I squeal, howl and bellow
I delight and amuse
Who am I?
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$\begingroup$ Is this riddle from Hyōka? $\endgroup$ – Furkan Omay Feb 16 '16 at 12:09
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1$\begingroup$ @FurkanOmay, I don't think so. In Hyōka, the wordplay is not discovered through a riddle. Oreki eventually understands the situation of the creator of the magazine and can trace back his inspiration for that particular name. $\endgroup$ – 永劫回帰 Feb 16 '16 at 14:04
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$\begingroup$ @FurkanOmay no, I came up with it myself. $\endgroup$ – user17947 Feb 16 '16 at 17:25
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Answer:
I feel no pain Yet silently shriek
is a play on "ice cream" and "I scream"
An airy concoction Your desire I pique
That's me and ice cream, all right.
A sinful temptation You seldom refuse
Sugar and heart-clogging fat. BRING IT!!!
As I squeal, howl and bellow I delight and amuse.
I'd explain this as well but I'm going to go get some ice cream now.
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3$\begingroup$ @mathgenius And the problem with that is...? It's accepted because it's what the OP had in mind when creating the puzzle, not because you personally like it or not. $\endgroup$ – underscore_d Feb 17 '16 at 11:48
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4$\begingroup$ @underscore_d, The problem is that it makes no sense, from any logical standpoint. Stringing together a bunch of words and posing as an "explanation" does not prove a theory - the fart answer below makes more sense. Although you are right about something - if the OP just wanted some random guy to write a random thing on his random string of words, then it is perfect, but then again this is pretty much what "Puzzling" is all about, isn't it, no matter if you personally like it or not. $\endgroup$ – mathgenius Feb 17 '16 at 12:18
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6$\begingroup$ Since when is "I'd explain this as well but I'm going to go get some ice cream now." an answer? Let alone an acceptable one. $\endgroup$ – Daedric Feb 17 '16 at 12:51
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2$\begingroup$ Okay let me spell it out: "squeal", "howl", and "bellow" are synonyms for "scream" -- thus, "I scream". "I delight and amuse" -- ice cream does this; of course me screaming may also delight and amuse some o_O $\endgroup$ – Doktor J Feb 17 '16 at 17:48
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You're a:
Fart.
I feel no pain
No pain involved.
Yet silently shriek
But are demanding to come out.
An airy concoction
Made of air.
Your desire I pique
One wants to let it rip.
A sinful temptation
But it's gonna stink and might be quite loud.
You seldom refuse
Most people let it rip sooner or later.
As I squeal, howl and bellow
Making all sorts of noise.
I delight and amuse
But farts are very funny, if perhaps, in a puerile way.
answered Feb 15 '16 at 19:40
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18$\begingroup$ LOL, LMAO...it is the most funniest answer i have ever read...:D $\endgroup$ – manshu Feb 15 '16 at 20:01
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5$\begingroup$ Indeed this is a terrific answer (though not the one I had in mind), and is a nice fit for pretty much all the clues... except for the "wordplay" tag. The correct answer makes use of that in a crucial way. $\endgroup$ – user17947 Feb 15 '16 at 21:31
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3$\begingroup$ This literally made me laugh out loud. I like this much better than the accepted answer! $\endgroup$ – MY_G Feb 16 '16 at 8:58
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1$\begingroup$ 'Sinful' doesn't fit though. No downvote - answer is otherwise pretty funny. $\endgroup$ – cst1992 Feb 16 '16 at 12:01
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3$\begingroup$ If one had the power to change the accepted answer I'd pick this one. This is great. $\endgroup$ – Daniel Feb 16 '16 at 23:54
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I feel no pain Yet silently shriek.
So it makes noise without pain
An airy concoction.
Contains air
Your desire I pique.
Works on demand whenever you want
A sinful temptation,
You seldom refuse.
Can be used to play pranks on someone
As I squeal, howl and bellow, I delight and amuse.
In the end always amuses
Is it
a whoopee cushion.
That's what first crossed my mind, and then I saw fart, now I am more sure of >!my answer
