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Riddle: I am found in man; I can be found in animals; I can also be found in the City Liverpool; Yet not in plants. What am I? Show Answer Hide Answer

Riddle: Brothers and sisters have I none, But that man's father is my father's son. Who is "that man"? Show Answer Hide Answer

Riddle: What is the best way to defeat your enemy? HINT 1: THE answer is in Ninjago HINT 2: let's stop fighting and be ... Show Answer Hide Answer

Riddle: First made but last gone. Always at the bottom of the stack. What am I? Show Answer Hide Answer

Riddle: I am round but I have no weight but if you walk through me you will arrive at a different location. What am I? Show Answer Hide Answer

Riddle: What two numbers always comes first and last respectively in counting numbers? Show Answer Hide Answer

Riddle: I talk, but I do not speak my mind I hear words, but I do not listen to thoughts When I wake, all see me When I sleep, all hear me Many heads are on my shoulders Many hands are at my feet The strongest steel cannot break my visage But the softest whisper can destroy me The quietest whimper can be heard. What am I? Show Answer Hide Answer

Riddle: What do u think are the last two numbers in this sequence, 5, 4, 9, 1, 7, _, _? (Hint: use numbers less than 10) Show Answer Hide Answer

Riddle: I was developed during the Manhattan Project. I was conceived by Einstein, and built by a team led by Robert Oppenheimer, in Los Alamos, New Mexico. I was built in 1942. The U.S. was the first to develop me, with the help of German, Italian, and American scientists. I work by converting mass to energy, by splitting Uranium with Neutrons, which creates fission. This creates an explosion. My explosion is the release of nuclear energy. There are four parts to my explosion 1) the blast wave, 2) the thermal radiation, 3) initial nuclear radiation, and 4) residual nuclear radiation. As a single explosion, I destroyed more lives and property and injured more people, than any other explosion during all of World War II. What am I? Show Answer Hide Answer

Riddle: An old man with a long, white, scraggly beard, dressed in old, dirty blue jeans, innocently approaches a group of females and takes a seat next to one of them. After saying a few words of greeting to her, he suddenly reaches out and grabs hold of her private parts, and begins pulling at her repeatedly. Surprisingly, the female shows no objection to this aggressive action by the man, and even feels relieved by his actions. Even more surprising, is the fact that all of the other females present in the group seem undisturbed by the incident. This is not a house of ill repute, and the man offers no money or other gifts to the female. But the man doesn't stop there, as he systematically moves to each of the other females in turn, and repeats the same sordid actions to each of them. Where is the outrage? Why isn't this man behind bars, instead of being allowed to molest females? And why aren't the other females objecting to the man's advances? Or perhaps, this situation isn't as bad as it appears. What exactly is going on here? Show Answer Hide Answer