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By The Emerald Puffins (TEP)

Question: There are ten horses in a field. They each have a stable. There was a storm one day and struck one of the stables. The stable burned. There are now 9 stables. Every horse has to go in a stable at night. You can't build another stable and you can't fit 2 horses in one stable. How do you fit ten horses in 9 stables?

Answer: |T|E|N|H|O|R|S|E|S|🔥|

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By rezky__

Question: What is little in Arab and big in Barcelona?

Answer: The letter B

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Question: A fast food restaurant sells chicken in orders of 6, 9, and 20.

What is the largest number of pieces of chicken you cannot order from this restaurant?

Answer: 43.

After 6 all numbers divisible by 3 can be ordered (because they can all be expressed as a sum of 6's and 9's). After 26, all numbers divisible by three when subtracted by 20 can be obtained. After 46, all numbers divisible by three when subtracted by 40 can be obtained. After 46, all numbers fit into one of these 3 categories, so all numbers can be obtained. 43 is the last number that doesn't fall into one of these categories (44 = 20 + 6 * 4, 45 = 6 * 6 + 9).

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By Keon344

Question: What can float but can't sink.

Answer: Paper.

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By antonioflowers056

Question: How many times can you subtract 10 from 100?

Answer: Only once because as soon as you subtract 10 from 100 it now becomes 90, therefore you wouldn’t be subtracting 10 from 100 anymore, you would be subtracting 10 from 90.

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