Riddle:
Hidden in the poem below, a manly name you'll seek; just read and listen to the rhyme, but please, don't take a week! MYSTERY POEM: I do not mind addition; I'll tolerate subtraction; but try not to increase my stress, by tossing in those fractions. I'll multiply and then divide, and figure out those sums; but modern math --- the math you use, just makes me want some Tums. What is the man's name you hear in the rhyme?
Riddle:
I only persist when I cease, Keep many form being at ease. I grow though not sown, Am had but not own'd, Which man neither holds nor he sees. What am I?
Riddle:
No legs or two legs, four legs or more, the color of green, on Terra it stays. Teeming with chemicals of darkness and light, needing only a wind, a breath to lift the kite. What is it?
Riddle:
You entered a Formula 1 race and are starting last of the 20 cars. By the final lap, you are in first place, passing all 20 cars. But this is actually not possible. Why?
Answer: There are 20 cars including yourself. You can’t pass yourself.
Riddle:
What moves around the world has several destinations but only one stop and full of energy?
Answer: The riddle "What moves around the world has several destinations" is unanswered. Do you know the answer? If so, click ANSWER and add your answer in the comments section.
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