Why do plants hate math?

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I can be found in water but never wet. What am I?

Go slow, I’m normal. Go fast, I disappear. With only a trail to prove I was even here. I have a pair of wings. But I don’t need them to fly. For that I have my “feet”. What am I?

I scribble forms of the finest letter, And repel elements of the harshest weather. I am an arrow-aimer and a dust-breaker.

What do you call two witches who live together?

What do you call a male renaissance artist with a bowl of jelly?

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Why do plants hate math?

Answer: It gives them square roots

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I can be found in water but never wet. What am I?

Answer: Reflection

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Go slow, I’m normal. Go fast, I disappear. With only a trail to prove I was even here. I have a pair of wings. But I don’t need them to fly. For that I have my “feet”. What am I?

Answer: The Delorian

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I scribble forms of the finest letter, And repel elements of the harshest weather. I am an arrow-aimer and a dust-breaker.

Answer: feather

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What do you call two witches who live together?

Answer: Broommates!

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What do you call a male renaissance artist with a bowl of jelly?

Answer: Michael and jello.

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