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By Killer8733

Question: What is brown, has a tail and head?

Answer: A penny

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Question: In 1940, a correspondent proposed the following question:

A man's age at death was one twenty-ninth of the year of his birth. How old was he in 1900?

Answer: He was 44 years old.

From the question you know the man died between 1900 and 1940. We also know his age at death (x) is one twenty-ninth of the year of his birth (29x). If you add his age at death to the year he was born you get the year he died (30x). Only one year between 1900 and 1940 is divisible by 30, 1920 (the year he died). The year he was born can now be found: 1920 * (29/30) = 1856. So in 1900 he was (1900 - 1856) = 44 years old.

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By Murp272

Question: What flies without wings?

Answer: Time... as in time flies.

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Question: Mrs. Stotch is a fifth grade teacher. One of her students took her apple. Mrs. Stotch has narrowed the suspects down to Billy, Paige, and Tyler. Each of these students give these statements:

Billy: I didn't do it.
Paige: I didn't do it.
Tyler: Paige did it!

Mrs. Stotch knows that only one of the kids is telling the truth. Which one is telling the truth and who took the apple?

Answer: Billy did it. Paige is telling the truth so she didn't do it. Tyler is lying so he reinforces that Paige didn't do it. Billy is lying so he did it.

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Question: There's a place in the world where the wind blows south then suddenly north.

Where is it?

Answer: The South Pole. Until it reaches the pole it is going south, then as it passes the pole it is going north.

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