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Riddle:
One snowy night, Sherlock Holmes was in his house sitting by a fire. All of a sudden a snowball came crashing through his window, breaking it. Holmes got up and looked out the window just in time to see three neighborhood kids who were brothers run around a corner. Their names were John Crimson, Mark Crimson and Paul Crimson. The next day Holmes got a note on his door that read "? Crimson. He broke your window." Which of the three Crimson brothers should Sherlock Holmes question about the incident?
Answer: Mark Crimson "?" = question MARK, so the note on the door reads "Question Mark Crimson. He broke your window."
Riddle:
Samson asked Bayelsa, "who is this girl?" Bayelsa said, "she is the wife of my mother's only son's son". Who is the girl to Bayelsa?
Answer: His daughter in-law. Explanation: Mother's only son => means Bayelsa himself. Son's son => means his son. Wife of my mother's only son's son => means wife of his son. Therefore, she is his daughter in-law
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There are 3 switches outside of a room, all in the off position. One of them controls a lightbulb inside the room, the other two do nothing. You cannot see into the room, and once you open the door to the room, you cannot flip any of the switches anymore. Before going into the room, how would you flip the switches in order to be able to tell which switch controls the light bulb?
Answer: lip the first switch and keep it flipped for five minutes. Then unflip it, and flip the second switch. Go into the room. If the lightbulb is off but warm, the first switch controls it. If the light is on, the second switch controls it. If the light is off and cool, the third switch controls it.
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I have 2 little cousins, 2 uncles and 1 aunt. One of my uncle is my mom's brother. The other 2 is my dad's sister and brother. All of my 3 aunts have one kid, in total 3. How it is possible?
Answer: Because one of my cousins wasn't a kid. It was a teenager. The other two was only kids.
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It comes from one of the couples. It stays there for a few years and then it grows and dies again. What is it?
Answer: A baby-because it comes from its mother not father and after a few years it grows and then when its old it dies.
Riddle:
A rich man is writing his will and he wants to give ALL his fortune to one of his two sons, whichever is more determined. He gives them each a car and says, "Whoever's car passes the finish line LAST, will get my fortune." The sons wait over three months, refusing to pass the finish line. They go to their uncle for advise, as soon as he tells them they both start racing towards the finish line. What did the brothers uncle tell them?
Answer: The uncle told them to go into each others car. If one of them passes the finish line in the others car, then once their car passes the line, it will be too late.
Riddle:
Every Thursday morning at 9 a.m. sharp, Miss Alice Gain leaves the comfort of her apartment, and travels about one mile to a place where she does something unpleasant. Upon arriving at her destination, Miss Gain spends between two and three hours looking through two circular windows. As she gazes through these windows, she sometimes sees flashes of white, and sometimes observes streaks of color passing before her eyes. There are several sets of these windows, but Alice usually peers through only two of them. Despite the fact Miss Gain dislikes these visits, she repeats this routine every week; and incredibly, she even has to spend a good amount of money for this activity. Has Alice lost her proverbial marbles, or is there method in her apparent madness? What in the world has Miss Alice Gain been doing?
Answer: From her apartment, Alice travels to a local laundromat to wash her clothing each week. The windows she looks through are the front-loading doors to the washer and dryer, where she usually places her whites into one machine, and her colors into another.
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A nightmare for some, for others a savior I come. My hand is cold and bleak, it's the warm harts I seek. What am I?
Answer: Death.
Riddle:
A detective investigates a murder at a jail, the imate is hanging from a ceiling fan 2 feet off the ground in a totally empty cell other than the ceiling fan and a puddle of water on the floor of the cell and water on the inmates feet. After seeing this the detective rules it as a suicide, despite there being nothing in the cell for the inmate to stand on, why is this?
Answer: The inmate stood on a block of ice and waited for it to melt.
Riddle:
There is a very popular restaurant in the city, called Da Good Burger. It's slogan is strangely called "Served 49 times'. A girl named Sarah coincidentally is the forty-ninth customer in that particular restaurant. When Sarah finally gets her burger, the cashier tells the people behind her that they should go back to their seats so they can make the burgers again. Like any agitated and hungry customer, the rest of them complain, but trundle back to their seats. When the burgers are ready again, Sarah is--you guessed it--the forty-ninth person in line, and she is still always the last person to get her burger while the others behind her get mad. How does she do it?
Answer: The slogan "Served 49 times" literally means that the burgers are served 49 times before they have to cook them again, which takes about thirty minutes, since the food is pre-made. Sarah cleverly learned this trick and skips to the forty-ninth spot. Mostly because she enjoys being the last person to get the burger while the people behind her complain.
