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1. Even when starving polar bears will not eat penguin eggs. Why?

2. I travel to all the corners of the globe yet remain in only one. What am I?

3. If you were to spell out numbers, how far would you have to go until you would find the letter "A"?

4. This breaks the moment it is uttered. What is it?

5. Who killed one quarter of mankind?
 
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man, i saw this to late, and i had all the answers. The last one was the easiest.
 
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hehehe. 100%

(ok I peeked)
 
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Originally posted by QBert
that was cool, but stamps was a pritty crappy awnser lol. what about sunlight? could have been heaps of things. like porn. you think there are more pron pics in teh world then there are stamps?

yea, I didn't get stamps either, I still don't get it now :P
I liked the others though
 
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To explain #2 it means
the envelope is shaped like this
__________________________
|..........................................S......|
|..................................................|
|_________________________|
S is where the stamp is, now, it remains in ONE (globe) of the envelope, but it can travel to ANYwhere on the glove(earth)
get it? :p
 
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ahh ok now i get it.
Thanks :)
 
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i still think aol is killing 1/4 of the world :)
 
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