A retired couple had just completed construction on a brand new house. The husband had worked in construction, and his wife had been an interior decorator, so the finished house looked great. They were so proud of their new house, they invited their 12 grandchildren over to see it. Within an hour of their visit, however, the 12 children had broken several windows, pulled decorations from the walls, smashed parts of the white fence surrounding the house, and somehow even managed to destroy parts of the new roof. Shockingly, the retired couple did not try to set any behavioral limits on their grandchildren, and in fact, were observed smiling and laughing as their grandchildren inflicted damage on the house the couple had so carefully created together. Has the world gone mad? What kind of insanity was going on here?

Answer: The retired couple had constructed a small gingerbread house for their grandchildren, and invited them over to eat it.

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The retired couple had constructed a small gingerbread house for their grandchildren, and invited them over to eat it.

What traps a star in its belly but can be held in your hand?

Answer: apple

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Why did the moon skip diner?

Answer: Because it was full.

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Because it was full.

Find the Missing Number in the given puzzle image | Only Genious can Answeer this hard puzzle

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What take longer run through. 1st and 2nd or 2nd and 3rd?

Answer: 2nd and 3rd because you have to go through a shortstop.

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2nd and 3rd because you have to go through a shortstop.

I have two coins, one is marked George I and one is marked George IV. One is genuine but one is a forgery. Which is the forgery?

Answer: George I. A coin would not be marked Goerge I because at the time it was produced it would not have been known that there was going to be a George II.

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George I. A coin would not be marked Goerge I because at the time it was produced it would not have been known that there was going to be a George II.