Riddle:
Two camels were facing in opposite directions. One was facing due East and one was facing due West. They were in the desert so there was no reflection. How can they manage to see each other without walking around or turning around or moving their heads?
Answer: The two camels were facing each other the entire time. Hence facing in opposite directions.
Riddle:
During what month do people sleep the least?
Answer: February. Because it's the shortest month of the year.
Riddle:
I am two words with thousands of letters in me. What am I?
Answer: I am a " post office " because thousands of letters are found in the post office.
Riddle:
I have a single waving hand I'm present in places across the land On fairer days, I depart I shorten with a broken heart. What am I?
Answer: A flag.
Riddle:
I turn polar bears white and I will make you cry. I make guys have to pee and girls comb their hair. I make celebrities look stupid and normal people look like celebrities. I turn pancakes brown and make your champane bubble. If you sqeeze me, I'll pop. If you look at me, you'll pop. Can you guess the riddle?
Answer: The answer to this riddle is "No". The question is "Can you guess the riddle?" and "Not what turns polar bears white?", etc. Some other suggested solutions have been: Pressure and water. However, pressure doesn't turn a polar bear white and water doesn't turn pancakes brown.
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Riddle:
How many bananas can you eat on an empty stomach?
Answer: One. Then its not empty anymore.
Riddle:
Why do middle school girls walk in three's?
Answer: Because they can't even!
Riddle:
What do you buy but you never keep?
Answer: Food.
Riddle:
I am deep but not a basin. I hold, but do not have hands. I am made of plastic, metal or ceramic. What am I?
Answer: The riddle "food bowl" is unanswered. Do you know the answer? If so, click and add your answer in the comments section.
Riddle:
A mother has three sick children. She has a 24-ounce bottle of medicine and needs to give each child eight ounces of the medicine. She is unable to get to the store and has only three clean containers, which measure 5, 11 and 13 ounces. The electricity is out and she has no way of heating water to wash the containers and doesn't want to spread germs. How can she divide the medicine to give each child an equal portion without having any two children drink from the same container?
Answer: Fill the 5 oz. and 11 oz. Containers from the 24 oz. container. This leaves 8 oz. in the 24 oz. bottle. Next empty the 11 oz. bottle by pouring the contents into the 13 oz. bottle. Fill the 13 oz. bottle from the 5 oz. container (with 2 oz.) and put the remaining 3 oz. in the 11 oz. bottle. This leaves the 5 oz. container empty. Now pour 5 oz. from the 13 oz. bottle into the 5 oz. bottle leaving 8 oz. in the 13 oz. bottle. Finally pour the 5 oz. bottle contents into the 11 oz. bottle giving 8 oz. in this container.
