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I’m the start of eternity and the end of space. There are two of me in heaven and one in hell.

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Why was the math book always so depressed?

Nothing on the outside Nothing on the inside Light as a feather Yet ten men cannot lift it. What is it?

I have 10 red socks and 10 blue socks in a drawer. How many socks must I take out to ensure that I have at least one matching pair? One how many to ensure I have at least a pair of red and a pair of blue?

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I’m the start of eternity and the end of space. There are two of me in heaven and one in hell.

Answer: E (the letter E)

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Why was the math book always so depressed?

Answer: Because it had so many unsolved problem

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Nothing on the outside Nothing on the inside Light as a feather Yet ten men cannot lift it. What is it?

Answer: A bubble.

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A bubble.

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I have 10 red socks and 10 blue socks in a drawer. How many socks must I take out to ensure that I have at least one matching pair? One how many to ensure I have at least a pair of red and a pair of blue?

Answer: Three for one pair, and twelve to ensure one pair of each color.

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If you’re worried that grandpa will bite, just remove these.

Answer: dentures

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What asks but never answers?

Answer: An owl.

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I’m the start of eternity and the end of space. There are two of me in heaven and one in hell.

Answer: E (the letter E)

Solution:

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Why was the math book always so depressed?

Answer: Because it had so many unsolved problem

Solution:

Nothing on the outside Nothing on the inside Light as a feather Yet ten men cannot lift it. What is it?

Answer: A bubble.

Solution: Show Answer A bubble.

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I have 10 red socks and 10 blue socks in a drawer. How many socks must I take out to ensure that I have at least one matching pair? One how many to ensure I have at least a pair of red and a pair of blue?

Answer: Three for one pair, and twelve to ensure one pair of each color.

Solution:

If you’re worried that grandpa will bite, just remove these.

Answer: dentures

Solution:

What asks but never answers?

Answer: An owl.

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A bubble.