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Riddle: What do you call a person selling drugs from his bike?
Answer: A dope peddler.
Riddle: I'm scared of the water, But not scared of heights; I'm light and come in different colors, But typically just white. What am I?
Answer: Tissue
Riddle: Brothers and sisters have I none, But that man's father is my father's son. Who is "that man"?
Answer: The son of the speaker.
Riddle: First made but last gone. Always at the bottom of the stack. What am I?
Answer: The First Pancake.
Riddle:  "At the school recently, only the ___ students could solve the ___ equation."  Can you complete this sentence using words that are anagrams of each other?
Answer: Brainy and Binary. Or, you can use Reserved and Reversed.
Riddle: Why does a miller wear a white hat?
Answer: To keep his head warm.
Riddle: Hold the tail, While I fish for you. What am I?
Answer: A net.
Riddle: Whether you choose or whether you don't, I leap from the peak to the hope of a bond. Attempts to extinguish my work's divine, Only hardens the grip-holds in time. What am I?
Answer: Love.
Riddle: Empty as space , Scary as a ghost, I appear every night What am I?
Answer: Darkness.
Riddle: A young sailor boy from Chicago by the name of Jack, and his little Jack Russel terrier named Bingo, stood guard over a well-known treasure for 100 years, but neither Jack nor his dog ever experienced any kind of aging during that time. Perhaps the secret of Jack and Bingo's miraculous defiance of the aging process can best be explained by revealing Jack's famous motto: "The more you eat, the more you want." What is this famous treasure Jack and Bingo guarded for 100 years, and how did they manage to defy the aging process?
Answer: Young Sailor Jack and his little Jack Russel terrier have adorned every box of Cracker Jack that contained a hidden treasure (a prize) from 1916 until 2016. The company stopped putting little material prizes in each box in 2016, much to the chagrin of baseball fans everywhere.