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Anonymous  #216023  Sat, 15 Apr 06 06:18 PM
"No I can't" is a rediculous answer...it works technically, but that's just a very stupid riddle then. And Air doesn't make you pop by looking at it, I mean....and God wouldn't work because there are a lot of people out there who don't unless the writer of the riddle is someone who doesn't think very clearly about who will be answering his riddle.
  
Anonymous  #216025  Sat, 15 Apr 06 06:23 PM
W/O the "can you guess the riddle" part, I'd say the answer is a thought.



Polar bear's hair is actully translucent. So it's just your thought that makes polar bears white.

Sad thougths can make you cry.

Your body signals when it's time to pee, but you have to decide to go to bathroom.

A girl's thought that her hair's unkempt can make her comb her hair.

Celebrities with little thoughts can look stupid.

A normal person with singular thoughts can become and look like celebrities.

Your wanting your pancakes brown will make them brown.

It's men's thought that created bubbly champagne.

If you repress a thought, it might disappear or pop in the figurative sense.

An antipathy can make you go ballistic or pop in the figurative sense.

  
Anonymous  #216028  Sat, 15 Apr 06 06:24 PM

can you justify pressure with respect to polar bears turning white? or making girls comb their hair?

  
Anonymous  #216032  Sat, 15 Apr 06 06:29 PM
 Anonymous wrote:
 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.


On that same note... Do you honestly think that a little kid would come up with the answer "Pressure!" I think a kid would be more likely to say "I don't know," than "Pressure." This is a ridiculous riddle. The whole purpose of it is to make people think way too hard.
  
Anonymous  #216035  Sat, 15 Apr 06 06:34 PM
Alright listen to this. Since this message has been going around on myspace bulletins with that stupid "you'll get an answer in your mailbox if you post this" and the fact that I cannot find anything about it on the internet besides on this forum tells me that its so stupid. And btw no one went out and tested Harvard graduates on this. They have better things to do then listen to a stupid riddle. And the only logical answer is "I cant" because thats the only way a child would know the answer.And the if you squeeze me i'll pop is only thrown in there to confuse you! Got it? GOOOD!
  
Anonymous  #216037  Sat, 15 Apr 06 06:38 PM
I believe the purpose of this "riddle" is to be an annoying inbox thing, rather than have an actual answer
  
Anonymous  #216038  Sat, 15 Apr 06 06:38 PM
I turn polar bears white (fur is white because they adapt to the altitude. higher atmospheric pressure slower melinin)
and I will make you cry. (peer pressure)
I make guys have to pee (pressure in bladder)
and girls comb their hair. (peer pressure)
I make celebrities look stupid (stress = pressure)
and normal people look like celebrities. (again peer pressure makes u wanna look nice)
I turn pancakes brown (pressure causes heat. heat makes pancakes brown)
and make your champane bubble. (bubbles are the release of air and aire pressure)
If you sqeeze me, I'll pop.   (if you somehow squeeze a container of pressurized gas, it explodes)
If you look at me, you'll pop. (could refer to peer pressure. u snap under the pressure, every body staring at you.)

i think its pressure..
  
Anonymous  #216041  Sat, 15 Apr 06 06:52 PM

The answer is "No, I can't."  It's like the alphabet riddle, where you're supposed to find something wrong with a sequence of letters and figure out what's missing.  They say that some odd percentage of Harvard students could find it.  But in reality, there isn't anything wrong... it's just the alphabet.  Which makes the statement that Harvard students found something wrong even more funny.  Most kids I know, and I work with gradeschool kids, would just shrug and say, "I dunno" and go about their day.  So it makes sense to me.

  
Anonymous  #216045  Sat, 15 Apr 06 06:58 PM

NO!!! you all have it wrong.

the answer is pressure. fo sho.

  
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