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Riddle:
If a peacock lays and egg every day and there are two peacocks how many eggs will there be in a week?
Answer: None- peacocks don't lay eggs, peahens lay eggs.
Riddle:
What starts with a question? What is in the past? What has no eYes?
Answer: Yesterday.
Riddle:
On Earth, I am dead, Though I live on the moon. I am in no crater, And I'm in every boom. What am I?
Answer: The Letter "0".
Riddle:
What do you call a tick that loves math?
Answer: An Arithme-tic.
Riddle:
A man went fishing and he caught a fish 1 metre and 2 centremetres long, he then went to the phonebooth and called his wife, then he said "I went fishing and caught a fish this long." When he said "this long" he dropped the phone and died. How?
Answer: Well, when he said "this long" he spead his arms 1 metre wide/long, but, the phonebooth wasn't 1 metre wide so when he spread his arms it went through the glass and his arms where bleeding bad then he died.
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There are 10 fish in a tank 2 drown 3 swim away 3 die. How many are left?
Answer: The riddle "Fishies in a tank" is unanswered. Do you know the answer? If so, click and add your answer in the comments section.
Riddle:
When you do not know what I am I am something, but when you know what I am I am nothing. What am I?
Answer: A riddle.
Riddle:
Weight in my belly, Trees on my back, Nails in my ribs, Feet I do lack, Now you have heard, The clues I shall give, So now it's your turn to guess what this is. What am I?
Answer: A Ship!
Riddle:
What is a vampires favorite car to drive in?
Answer: A bloodmobile?
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I am neither friend nor foe. I like to make you laugh, but I love to make you cry. My words mean the difference between life and death. Even if I fall, I rise again. Many have fought me, many have lost to me, and many have copied me. My favorite letter is a question mark. Who be I?
Answer: The riddler.
