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Riddle:
There are 2 boys and one Dad. The dad weighs the same amount as the one boat but the 2 boys weigh the same as the boat. How will they get across the river?
Answer: The Dad will go over with the boy. Then the boy will go back and get the boy and then they will be all in the one same new place.
Riddle:
What starts out green, but the more it spins, the redder it gets. What am i?
Answer: Frog in a blender.
Riddle:
Sometimes I'm adorable, but I can mostly be embarrassing. What am I?
Answer: Your baby pictures.
Riddle:
If I have 10 fingers down and I put up 1. how many did I put down?
Answer: The answer is 0. I already "HAVE" 10 fingers down.
Riddle:
Why did the cowboy have a prosthetic limb on his hip?
Answer: In case he needed a spare arm.
Riddle:
What devours mountains, destroys forests and kills kings? What/who am I?
Answer: Time.
Riddle:
What did the chicken say to the other chicken?
Answer: Hello from the other side.
Riddle:
I have a dollar bill. It has the pin A123456789. It is the only bill in the universe with that pin. I put my dollar bill in my pocket. The person next to me somehow gets a bill with the same pin. A123456789. How is this possible?
Answer: The dollar bill is a different number Mine is a 10 his is a 1
Riddle:
When is a door not a door?
Answer: When its a jar.
Riddle:
You are going to a farmer's market. You have a wolf, a sheep, and a cabbage. You need to take them all across, but only one at a time. You can't leave the wolf with the sheep, for the wolf will eat the sheep. You can't leave the sheep with the cabbage, for the sheep will eat the cabbage. How do you get all three across safely?
Answer: You take the sheep across first. Then you go back, and take the cabbage across. Then, on the way back, you take the sheep back. Then you take the wolf across. Finally, you take the sheep back across, and you continue on to the market, all unharmed.
