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By janncai595

Question: What has four legs and can't walk?

Answer: A table or chair (or a lot of other furniture).

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Riddle #913 (medium)

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By edenrosetay12

Question: A man walks into a completely dark room. There is a box on a table at the other end of the room and immediately the man knows one of the contents of the box. He cannot smell, see, or hear it.

How does he immediately know what is inside?

Answer: He is allergic to something in the box.

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Riddle #915 (medium)

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Question: I wear a red coat and have a stone in my throat.

What am I?

Answer: A cherry.

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Question: Why are manholes round instead of square?

Answer: If they are round the manhole covers cannot slip into the hole if the hole is slightly smaller than the cover, but if they are square the hole would have to be about 50 percent of the area of the cover to stop the cover from falling into the hole (diagonally).

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By gandalf

Question: Two men find an old gold coin and want to have a coin toss with it to decide who gets it. The only problem is the coin is heavier on one side so it comes up heads more than tails. What is a fair way for the men to toss the coin and decide who gets the coin?

Answer: They just have to flip it twice. They call the first toss either heads or tails, then the next toss they automatically pick the opposite (ie if one man calls heads on the first flip, he automatically picks tails on the second and vice versa). If they both win one toss (a tie) out of the two, they just have to repeat until one of them wins both tosses.

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