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Why are the numbers 1 through 6 terrified of 7? umm because 1 + 6 = 7? |
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Why are the numbers 1 through 6 terrified of 7? umm because 1 + 6 = 7? No, 7 8 (ate) 9... 
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Why are the numbers 1 through 6 terrified of 7? umm because 1 + 6 = 7? No, 7 8 (ate) 9...
that is soooo not fair lolol |
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What word, when written in capital letters,
is the same forwards, backwards and upside down? |
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What word, when written in capital letters, is the same forwards, backwards and upside down? BOB! |
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oh you didn't want a name,
BOOB! I needed to add an O. |
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oh you didn't want a name, BOOB! I needed to add an O. Good answer .. I was thinking of NOON |
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I come only once a year. I am hailed as waters run high in my coming. Color marks my arrival. I am renewal. Who am I?
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I come only once a year. I am hailed as waters run high in my coming. Color marks my arrival. I am renewal. Who am I? Spring |
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I come only once a year. I am hailed as waters run high in my coming. Color marks my arrival. I am renewal. Who am I? Spring So correct! |
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The most famous (arguably) riddle of all:
What goes on four legs in the morning, on two legs at noon, and on three legs in the evening? |
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The most famous (arguably) riddle of all: What goes on four legs in the morning, on two legs at noon, and on three legs in the evening? A man? |
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Yes, indeed, it is a man. This is the Riddle of the Sphinx, where morning, noon, and evening are metaphors for the beginning of life, the middle of life, and old age. So, the man crawls, walks, and then uses a cane in old age.
Very good! |
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Yes, indeed, it is a man. This is the Riddle of the Sphinx, where morning, noon, and evening are metaphors for the beginning of life, the middle of life, and old age. So, the man crawls, walks, and then uses a cane in old age. Very good! OOOH i had a differnet idea of what it meant 
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Yes, indeed, it is a man. This is the Riddle of the Sphinx, where morning, noon, and evening are metaphors for the beginning of life, the middle of life, and old age. So, the man crawls, walks, and then uses a cane in old age. Very good! OOOH i had a differnet idea of what it meant
Well, that sounds interesting! Please enlighten us!  
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Take a guess hahaa
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I am trapped between worlds yet I live by your shores. I am so much like you. You may think I am entertaining. I have played with gods in stone.
Who am I? |
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This is a hint but not the answer. If you can find a picture of the answer involving stone I will award bonus points. The actual image sits in a museum in Italy. |
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I am trapped between worlds yet I live by your shores. I am so much like you. You may think I am entertaining. I have played with gods in stone. Who am I? Mermaid? lolololol |
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I am trapped between worlds yet I live by your shores. I am so much like you. You may think I am entertaining. I have played with gods in stone. Who am I? Mermaid? lolololol SO CLOSE! No... 
A dolphin... Live in water but breath air... Turns out they are probably just as smart as us... |
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