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Riddle:
What do you call a spider with 10 eyes?
Answer: A spiiiiiiiiiider. Get it?
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I am a fruit, but I am not eaten. I live in a busy place. I never sleep. What am I?
Answer: The big Apple!
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What would you say in everyone in the US Sneezed at the same time?
Answer: God bless America!
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What is the difference between an African Elephant and an Indian Elephant?
Answer: About 3,000 miles.
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A man is running home, where he meets 2 men with masks on. Then he runs away from home. What is this man's job?
Answer: A baseball player. The 2 masked men are the umpire and the catcher.
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One day, down at the South Pole, five penguins and twice as many polar bears got onto a train. The train was headed to another station that was 15 minutes away from where it was initially. What is wrong with this story?
Answer: Polar bears live at the North Pole, while penguins live at the South Pole. They can't coexist at the same Pole.
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I came to prominence in the world during a time of trouble. I brought people together but helped keep them apart. I sound like I should go fast, but I am well known for taking too long to finish. What am I?
Answer: A Zoom meeting.
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Why does Brazil not have that much honey?
Answer: Because there's only 1 B/bee in Brazil.
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You feel me sometimes, but I never appear in new things. Joy and excitement are definitely my antidote, and sadness and pain are effective ways to drive me away. What am I?
Answer: I'm bored.
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My veins of green may go unseen, Til on the ground I lay around. What am I?
Answer: "Leaves" - Reasoning: Leaves contain veins to transport water through the leaf, and as people would need to be up close to see them. Hence, these veins go unseen as they spend most of their time up in trees attached to branches. You only really get to see them when they fall to the ground.
