I turn polar bears white

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#215966 Sat, 15 Apr 06 04:40 PM

Snow?

The coldness of the snow makes you cry...It turns polar bears white...The cold makes males have to pee...And the water could frizz the girl's hair...And if a celebrity was to be in snow, they'd need to wear a big stupid-looking coat...And if regular people were in snow, they'd have to wear the same thing...

I don't know about the pancakes, but the champane could mean that when you put ice in it, it bubbles. Squeezing snow makes it crunch, and when the light reflects off of it, it hurts. A lot.

The pancakes have me stuck on this.

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#215968 Sat, 15 Apr 06 04:42 PM

I think it's either air, time or nature!

I turn polar bears white (time and nature)
and I will make you cry. (air, time and nature)
I make guys have to pee (time and nature)
and girls comb their hair. (time and nature)
I make celebrities look stupid (time)
and normal people look like celebrities. (time)
I turn pancakes brown (time and nature)
and make your champane bubble. (time and nature)
If you squeeze me, I'll pop. (air, time in a questionable way)
If you look at me, you'll pop. (air since you cannot see it time in a questionable way)
Can you guess the riddle?

I say the answer is Time!

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#215971 Sat, 15 Apr 06 04:50 PM

The answer to the riddle is no i cant....thats because the question was can you solve the riddle.

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#215982 Sat, 15 Apr 06 05:17 PM

Isn't this air molecules.... i mean, air referring to wind in some of these. God would be the natural answer, but I grew up to look at science before anything else. Definitely has to be air.

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#215991 Sat, 15 Apr 06 05:35 PM

There is a similair riddle that apparently kindergarten students are smarter than harvard.stanford grads and the answer to that is "nothing." Nothing almost works for this and when I first read it I was 99% confident it was nothing. But I can see "No I can't" as a way more probable answer.

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#215996 Sat, 15 Apr 06 05:43 PM

Yeh, I was thinking the same thing, the answer's probably "No"
I tried asking my 7 year old nephew, he replied "Shutup" but I guess it's the same thing really...

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#215997 Sat, 15 Apr 06 05:45 PM

im pretty sure that it is "pressure"...

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#216005 Sat, 15 Apr 06 05:56 PM

The answer is "NO" because it asks can u guess this riddle...and u cant. Little kids would have just said no they cant guess it whereas Harvard Grads would have ponderd the question so ya...the answer is no

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#216020 Sat, 15 Apr 06 06:16 PM

Anonymous wrote:
The answer is "NO" because it asks can u guess this riddle...and u cant. Little kids would have just said no they cant guess it whereas Harvard Grads would have ponderd the question so ya...the answer is no

Really? Do you know that little kids would have said no? How do you know they wouldn't have said "Pancakes!"

"I don't know" is not something children only say.

I think pressure makes sense for most of it.

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