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Paradoxes





1 What runs but has no legs?
Your nose a river a comb your word a bottle
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2 What runs but has no legs?
A tap a river a comb your word a bottle
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3 What can stay in the same corner but, at the same time, travel around the world?
A tap a stamp a comb your word a bottle
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4 What has a mouth but does not speak?
A towel a river a comb a book a bottle
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5 What is black when it is clean and white when it is dirty?
A tap a stamp a blackboard your word a bottle
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6 What has a bed but does not sleep?
A towel a river a comb a book a bottle
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7 What has teeth but cannot bite?
a towel a river a comb a book a bottle
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8 What has a neck but no head?
a towel a river a comb your word a bottle
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9 What can you look through but not see through?
a tap a stamp a blackboard a book a bottle
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10 What gets wet as it dries?
a towel a river a comb a book a bottle
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11 What can you give to somebody but still keep yourself?
a towel a river a comb your word a bottle
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12 When is a door not a door? When it is ______ .
a tap a stamp a blackboard a book a jar .
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