I prevent escape or intrusion, Yet I also preserve and protect,
Thieves use me to get money, From me they can often collect.
I’m the practice of a sport, but not on the lawn, Your friends may get upset when I’m sat upon.
What am I?
Fence. Fences keep ne’er-do-wells out and protect people inside. A fence is a person who buys stolen goods to later resell them for a profit. Those who fence practice the sport of fencing. En garde! And people don’t like it when you sit on the fence in a heated debate. (Believe me, I speak from experience)
Fence. Fences keep ne’er-do-wells out and protect people inside. A fence is a person who buys stolen goods to later resell them for a profit. Those who fence practice the sport of fencing. En garde! And people don’t like it when you sit on the fence in a heated debate. (Believe me, I speak from experience)
Tear one off and scratch my head. What once was red is black instead. What am I?
A match.
This is a duplicate of red black instead , but I’m leaving them both to avoid broken links.
A match.
This is a duplicate of red black instead , but I’m leaving them both to avoid broken links.
I am what remains of what was once a living whole, dug in deep, protruding, though, and unobtainable.
A stump.
By Sef Daystrom
I can travel from there to here by disappearing, and here to there by reappearing.
What am I?
The letter “t”.
What is the answer to this problem?
48 / 2(9 + 3) = ?
It depends. Usually, math has one right answer, but in this case, the order of operations can get a little quirky.
There are two ways to solve this. First, like so: 48 / 2 × (9 + 3) = ? 48 / 2 × (12) = ? 24 × 12 = 288
But another, arguably valid way is: 48 / 2 × (9 + 3) = ? 48 / 2 × (12) = ? 48 / 24 = 2
Thanks to KnowYourMeme for providing a great overview on this one. Math StackExchange has more discussion.
It depends. Usually, math has one right answer, but in this case, the order of operations can get a little quirky.
There are two ways to solve this. First, like so: 48 / 2 × (9 + 3) = ? 48 / 2 × (12) = ? 24 × 12 = 288
But another, arguably valid way is: 48 / 2 × (9 + 3) = ? 48 / 2 × (12) = ? 48 / 24 = 2
Thanks to KnowYourMeme for providing a great overview on this one. Math StackExchange has more discussion.
First, think of the color of clouds. Next think of the color of snow. Last, think of the color of the moon. Now, what do cows drink?
Water. If the teaser worked, you guessed milk.
Water. If the teaser worked, you guessed milk.
There are six glasses in a row. The first three are full of water, and the next three are empty. By moving only one glass how can you make them alternate between full and empty?
Pour the water from the 2nd glass into the 5th glass.
Pour the water from the 2nd glass into the 5th glass.
If you look at my face you won’t see 13 in any place. What am I?
A clock face. It only has the numbers 1 through 12.
A clock face. It only has the numbers 1 through 12.
I’m found on a hand and also a tree, You’ll find me on Sunday, occasionally, Records, pictures, islands and brew, From August to Wolfgang and Sago for you.
What am I?
A Palm .
Two children were playing checkers and each played five games. Both children won the same number of games yet there were no ties. How is this possible?
They weren’t playing each other.
They weren’t playing each other.