This isn't really humor, it's more of a brain cell exerciser.
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Where can anybody but you sit?
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Why would a cleaning person prefer to wash a mirror than a window of the same size, assuming both are easily accessible?
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How can you throw a ball so it will reverse direction and return to you without the ball bouncing against or touching any solid object?
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Your bed and a light switch are 15 feet apart. Without using any object or mechanical device - no pole, no remote switch - how can you turn off the light and get into bed before the room is dark?
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Rusty's Montana cabin is almost buried in snow, and the temperature is 25 below zero. Rusty's eyes move from the single match he has in his hand to a candle, an oil lamp and a fireplace with kindling - all ready to be lit. Which does he light first?
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What common mechanized transports in New York City (120,000 of them) carry three times as many passengers daily as all the city's subways, trains, buses, cars and taxis combined?
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Why didn't William Howard Taft run for a third term as President?
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What is cowhide most commonly used for?
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Can you rearrange these letters into one long word: doornonegwl?
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If Betsy Ross were living today, what would she be most noted for?
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