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Try to solve this riddle!

Tue, 25 Feb 2025 18:54:43 +0000

A couple has 5 sons and each son has three sisters, which means that the couple has three daughters. Now each daughter has a baby; meaning, there are three babies in the family, how? And how many family members are there?

Can we make this have the most upvoted answer in all of kidztalk history

Sat, 21 Dec 2024 21:33:15 +0000

Let’s do this

Who will win in the new movie coming out

Sat, 21 Dec 2024 05:14:00 +0000

Answer

Alright yall, im sorry but I can only get the Lost and Found chap out tomorrow + I have a question

Sat, 21 Dec 2024 02:03:37 +0000

I thought I was going to get it posted today day, but I’ve been bizzy w/ stuff and also have been procrastinating posting it.

BUT, it is going to be like twice as long as my last chapter (estimated to be about 15-17 pages of my notebook I use. My last one was about 7 pages btw)

Also it’s going to be filled with lore :33

Alright, here is the question. Since this is going to be a longer chapter I have 4 options for yall.

1. I’ll post it all in one post

2. I’ll post it all in one post but separate them into 2 pieces. (A break for the eyes)

3. I’ll make them on 2 diff posts.

4. I post one tomorrow and one the next day.

It’s for yall to decide.

Also, random thing; this (the post) is actually similar to how I write in my notebooks (journals). (Because I’m rushing: I have to go to bed soon)

Bye! GN ily all /p

-Rainbow-kitty

Guys this riddle is so hard i bet you can’t solve it

Fri, 20 Dec 2024 20:31:45 +0000

You are standing before three doors, labeled A, B, and C. One door leads to a treasure chest filled with gold, while the other two lead to dead ends. A sign above the doors reads: "Only one statement is true: Door A leads to the treasure, Door B does not lead to the treasure, and Door C is not the correct door." Which door should you choose, or is it impossible to determine the correct one?

Guys if you solve this riddle then you have 200+ IQ

Fri, 20 Dec 2024 20:17:50 +0000

“A group of five friends, Alex, Ben, Chloe, David, and Emily, are planning a weekend getaway to a secluded cabin in the woods. Each friend has a unique favorite outdoor activity: hiking, fishing, kayaking, camping, and stargazing.

Alex is either going kayaking or hiking, but not both. If Alex goes hiking, then Ben must go fishing, but if Alex goes kayaking, then David must go camping.

Ben will only go if there's fishing available, and only if David is also going. However, if David goes camping, then Ben will choose stargazing instead.

Chloe is only interested in camping if Emily is there, but if David is coming, she'll choose stargazing instead. If she chooses stargazing, then Alex cannot go hiking.

David will only go if either Alex or Ben is going, and if there's an option for hiking or fishing. However, if Alex goes kayaking, then David must go hiking.

Emily will only go if there's stargazing, but only if Chloe is also going. If Chloe chooses camping, then Emily will go fishing instead, but only if Ben is not going.

Given these conditions, which combination of activities can the group choose to ensure everyone is happy with their choice, and no one is left out?”