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I like a babe with brains and entrepreneurial sense!
So here’s a riddle in honor of Cindy,
the most downloaded girl on the net!
All of me is Laura,
Some of me comes after Sandra
My first is very American indeed
and a trilogy to boot
and my end is not far away
At all
What am I?
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Don’t know about you guys, but I spent last weekend with Harry!
Here’s another Potter-Riddle:
One of four
Bloodline pure
History and secrets
I buried them low and deep
Listened
Spoke
Disagreed
Left
If you heard me speak
You may not understand
But the last words your hear
Were my sole command
I left behind
My virtues; my beliefs
And one day
My work will be finished
Who am I?
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Finally, after tonight we’ll know what happens to Harry and his friends in the final installment of the Harry Potter series! So I looked uop a Potter Riddle. Let’s see if you can solve it….
A married leader and a single slave
The toothless elder now gone to his grave
The death for which the younger took the blame
Committed by the one he could not name
They’ve ten between them, ten that do not see
Now name the leader and his enemy.
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I’m a little bit of everything
all rolled into one
You loved me while I loved another
You left me when I loved you back.
Damn.
My greatest love was for a house
that I got in the end,
As well as an Oscar
222 minutes in all: What movie am I? (more…)
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I tie two people together
but I only belong to one
Who am I? (more…)
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I don’t need music to dance
and I don’t need breath to breathe.
Though I may look pretty healthy
I spend half my life dying
and live the rest.
Who am I?
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Can you think of a word in English which has more than two letters that both starts and ends with the letters “he” ? It has to be “he” in that order! (and no, “hehe” doesn’t count!)
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On a schooltrip the teachers organize a little contest. They take four pieces of fruit (an apple, a pear, an orange, and a banana) and put them seperately in closed plastic containers. All the children get to guess which fruit is in which container. 123 children take part in the contest. When they open the containers, the result is that 43 children got none of the containers right, 39 children got one fruit right, and 31 people got two fruits right. So: How many children have guessed three correctly, and how many got all four fruits right? (more…)
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Formed long ago, yet made today;
And most employed when others sleep;
What few would like to give away;
And fewer still to keep.
