Riddle Time

This is a "just for fun" post today.  I have posted a riddle before, when I wrote about one of my all time favorite books, Thr3e.  Just as a reminder, if you have not read this book by Ted Dekker, you really need to!  It is one of the best books I have ever read, and re-read, and re-read.  One of the unique features about the book is its use of riddles.  I will be the first to say that I am typically not very good with riddles, and I did not do a great job with them when I first read the book either.  I have recently found some new riddles (or at least new to me), and I did much better this time.  Out of the four below, I was able to figure three of them out.  The last one, I admit, I gave up on and looked up the answer.  So have some fun with these four riddles below.  In a few days, I will post the answers.  See how you do.

1. Kills the bad ones / ...and the sad ones. / Tightens to fit / So one size fits all.

2. Steals an event, / or even a mood. / Reveals the truth / Or shatters it.

3. The stack just might / Be sent all over. / Full of what's new, / Yet it's nearly obsolete.

4. Though I should be unique, / You've made most of us the same. / I would be stronger / If my characters were stranger.

Matt