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The funniest riddle in history
White paste in the jar, squeeze one sooner or later, brother 32, all agreed. Answer: Toothpaste
A downwind boat, with a red bow and two paddles, swam around the lake. Answer: Goose
4. A swimmer can quack. When he was young, he had a tail and no feet. When he is old, he has feet but no tail. Answer: Frog
5. White baby, take a bath and blow bubbles, wash your body small, and then wash it clean. Answer: soap
6. A little dragon, with a beard as hard as jiaozi's, lived without blood and died red. Answer: shrimp
7. When I was young, I wore black clothes. When I grow up, I wear a green robe. I lived in the water and went to sleep on the shore. Answer: Frog
8. A little girl was born in the middle of the water, wearing a pink shirt and sitting on a green boat. Answer: Lotus.
9. Take two small pockets with you every day. Smile if you lose one. Answer: socks
10. Eyes are like two bells, body is like nails, wings are hairless, and feet are hard to walk. Answer: Dragonfly
1 1. The house is square, with doors and no windows. It is hot outside and cold inside. Answer: refrigerator
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