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The secret agency Tycoon emailed some code to its agent 006. They are "<b>RACECAR</b>, <b>MURDRUM</b>, <b>SAGAS</b>, <b>ATTACK</b>, and <b>REPAPER</b>". Leaving one which is fake, all other words have something in common. Can you help in finding the fake word?
(Source: https://www.hitbullseye.com/) |
What's in the code? |
>! Is it the one that doesn't begin and end with the same letter? Attack... |
>! Is it the one that doesn't begin and end with the same letters (not a palindrome)? Attack...
>! Credit: not me, I initially stopped reading too soon. Thanks all! |
>! Is it the one that doesn't begin and end with the same letters (not a palindrome)? Attack...
>! Credit: not me, I initially stopped reading too soon. |
A black man, tilting his head in satisfaction and checking it was about lunchtime, entered the Sphinx Café in downtown Washington D.C. on a Friday out of boredom with his usual lunch haunt and greeted the store owner. "Hey there, I'm Gabriel."
"Whoa, whoa, I think you shouldn't be working today! I'm Adrien."
"Why... |
A black man, tilting his head in satisfaction and checking it was about lunchtime, entered the Sphinx Café in downtown Washington D.C. on a Friday out of boredom with his usual lunch haunt and greeted the store owner. "Hey there, I'm Gabriel."
"Whoa, whoa, I think you shouldn't be working today! I'm Adrien."
"Why... |
The secret agency Tycoon emailed a code to its agent 006. They are "<b>RACECAR</b>, <b>MURDRUM</b>, <b>SAGAS</b>, <b>ATTACK</b>, and <b>REPAPER</b>". Leaving one which is fake, all other words have something in common. Can you help in finding the fake word?
(Source: https://www.hitbullseye.com/) |
Partial Answer (mostly complete except for the subtle&moderate hints): following the hints by Jens and Stiv, the three are (it also explains Decisive Hint 4):
>! **The United States, Liberia, and Myanmar**, the only ones that do not use the metric system/SI units.
Critical Hint:
>! It refers to the famous [Mars... |
Partial Answer (mostly complete except for the subtle&moderate hints): following the hints by Jens and Stiv, the three are (it also explains Decisive Hint 4):
>! **The United States, Liberia, and Myanmar**, the only ones that do not use the metric system/SI units.
Critical Hint:
>! It refers to the famous [Mars... |
Partial Answer (mostly complete except for the subtle&moderate hints): following the hints by Jens and Stiv, the three are (it also explains Decisive Hint 4):
>! **The United States, Liberia, and Myanmar**, the only ones that do not use the metric system/SI units.
Critical Hint:
>! It refers to the famous [Mars... |
To start off,
>! the right side looks to be four lines of text. We can divide the pixels up into 3×3 chunks to read them:
>!
>! [![right side of image, cut into chunks][1]][1]
>!
>! `DONT EXIST`
>! `USES A FOIL`
>! `NEVER-BEFORE-SEEN`
>! `TYPE OF CAKE`
Alright, those seem important. But what ... |
> You insist I should take one
> Ten I shall take as I won.
> Tendencies are like a corpse
> Fire spreads over entire course.
> Fighting as they found a hole
> Bamboos grow on land as whole.
> Bamboozling, I take villages
> Golden signs lie over ages.
> Golfers shall smell a fragrance
> Horse... |
> You insist I should take one
> Ten I shall take as I won.
> Tendencies are like a corpse
> Fire spreads over entire course.
> Fighting as they found a hole
> Bamboos grow on land as whole.
> Bamboozling, I take villages
> Golden signs lie over ages.
> Golfers shall smell a fragrance
> Horse... |
Partial Answer (mostly complete except for the subtle&moderate hints): following the hints by Jens and Stiv, the three are (it also explains Decisive Hint 4):
>! **The United States, Liberia, and Myanmar**, the only ones that do not use the metric system/SI units.
Critical Hint:
>! It refers to the famous [Mars... |
Partial Answer (mostly complete except for the subtle&moderate hints): following the hints by Jens and Stiv, the three are (it also explains Decisive Hint 4):
>! **The United States, Liberia, and Myanmar**, the only ones that do not use the metric system/SI units.
Critical Hint:
>! It refers to the famous [Mars... |
This is what I get without rotating any letter pieces, but it seems the last piece cannot fit. Can the letter rods be rotated?
>! [![enter image description here][1]][1]
The gist is
>! to identify that the first row needs 3 '3's, and that fixed the first bar. Then with rod 3 and rod 6 fixed, adjust rods 1, 2, ... |
Everyone else did most of the brilliant deduction and have some insights into the hints that got us here (e.g. conversion mistake) but here is what may be closer to a final answer?
You are the
>! SI base units of the International System of Units (SI), or more broadly, the SI itself/metric system.
>! The... |
Everyone else did most of the brilliant deduction and have some insights into the hints that got us here (e.g. conversion mistake) but here is what may be closer to a final answer?
You are the
>! SI base units of the International System of Units (SI), or more broadly, the SI itself/metric system.
>! The... |
Everyone else did most of the brilliant deduction and have some insights into the hints that got us here (e.g. conversion mistake) but here is what may be closer to a final answer?
You are the
>! SI base units of the International System of Units (SI), or more broadly, the SI itself/metric system.
>! The... |
Everyone else did most of the brilliant deduction and have some insights into the hints that got us here (e.g. conversion mistake) but here is what may be closer to a final answer?
You are the
>! SI base units of the International System of Units (SI), or more broadly, the SI itself/metric system.
>! The... |
What is the next number in the list, and what is the secret formula for this list?
1, 9, 19, 30, 41.5, ? |
I'm not 100% sure of all of it, but I'm sure of 3, 4, and 7, so I'll go ahead and put this here.
I was trying to get to
>! SIGNATURE
but I couldn't make the intermediate pieces work.
You need
>! TRIANGLES (or INTEGRALS)
1. Not a state secret, but still confidential.
>! GENITALS (keep these private... |
What is the next number in the list, and what is the secret formula for this list?
> 1, 9, 19, 30, 41.5, ? |
Find the next number: 1, 9, 19, 30, 41.5,? |
Fifteen related guests visited a restaurant and got into an argument about who was the greatest among them. To settle the dispute, they asked the owner to decide.
He thought for a moment, then said “While you are eating, write down as many stars as you can name. After the meal I will tally the results.”
The guest... |
The answer to this puzzle is an image not hosted on Imgur. The image host and the ID of the image on that host should become clear when solving the puzzle.
([SVG source of the above](https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/247802651096514560/855685319458029628/puzzle.svg))
... |
Is it..
>! Santa Claus?
1. Wears a suit.. but is not a businessman?
>! He wears a red and white Santa suit
2. Likes candy.. but is not a child?
>! He likes candy canes and christmas candy
3. Owns animals.. but is not a zoologist?
>! He owns reindeers that pull his sled
4. Has workers.. but is not ... |
Is it:
>! Santa Claus?
1. Wears a suit.. but is not a businessman?
>! He wears a red and white Santa suit.
2. Likes candy.. but is not a child?
>! He likes candy canes and Christmas candy.
3. Owns animals.. but is not a zoologist?
>! He owns reindeer that pull his sled.
4. Has workers.. but is n... |
The answer to this puzzle is an image not hosted on Imgur. The image host and the ID of the image on that host should become clear when solving the puzzle.
([SVG source of the above](https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/247802651096514560/855720375388471316/puzzle.svg))
... |
Which of the 5 answers fits the grid and what is the pattern?
[![Grid][1]][1]
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/1gRft.png |
<sub>This is in the spirit of the [What is a Word/Phrase™][1] series started by [JLee][2] with a special brand of [Phrase™][3] and [Word™][4] puzzles, and the likewise inspired [What is a Number™][5] series.</sub>
<hr>
If a number conforms to a special rule, I like to call it a ***Titanic Number™***. Find out whe... |
What is a Titanic Number™? |
Which of the 5 answers fits the grid and what is the pattern?
[![Grid][1]][1]
Originally found on [Reddit][2]
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/1gRft.png
[2]: https://www.reddit.com/r/puzzles/comments/cv2ckh/im_stumped_by_this_missing_number_puzzle/ |
Can anyone let me know how to think about solution to this puzzle:
There is a combination safe with four switches on the front, each with three positions (low, medium, and high). If the switches are set into an opening combination, then when you try to open the safe, it will open; otherwise, no dice. In general, the... |
There is a combination safe with four switches on the front, each with three positions (low, medium, and high). If the switches are set into an opening combination, then when you try to open the safe, it will open; otherwise, no dice. In general, there are 3^4 = 81 possible combinations. However, this is a cheap safe; ... |
Which of the 5 answers fits the grid, and what is the pattern?
| | | |
|:-:|:-:|:-:|
| ? | 4 | 2 |
| 5 | ? | 9 |
| 6 |12 | ? |
- A. 13-21-18
- B. 10-18-19
- C. 12-20-19
- D. 11-22-15
- E. 19-19-19
Original [image][1] found on [Reddit][2]
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/1gRft.png
[2]: htt... |
A twist of the classic sequence game:
A friend asked me to find the rule to this sequence : 3, 6, 9.
I am allowed to suggest other sequences to test if they follow that (unknown to me) rule, to which my friend can say yes or no. Once I think I got the rule I can say it.
Here are the sequences I tried and his ans... |
A twist of the classic sequence game:
A friend asked me to find the rule to this sequence : 3, 9, 27.
I am allowed to suggest other sequences to test if they follow that (unknown to me) rule, to which my friend can say yes or no. Once I think I got the rule I can say it.
Here are the sequences I tried and his an... |
A twist of the classic sequence game:
A friend asked me to find the rule to this sequence: 3, 9, 27.
I am allowed to suggest other sequences to test if they follow that (unknown to me) rule, to which my friend can say yes or no. Once I think I got the rule I can say it.
Here are the sequences I tried and his... |
A ditloid is a puzzle where each letter stands for something and the answer is the full sentence. For example, the solution to "**T A 365 D I A Y**" is "There are 365 days in a year".
At a job interview, I was asked to solve the ditloid "**11 D S (P W D)**". The interviewer said he doesn't know the answer because so... |
What does the ditloid "11 D S (P W D)" stand for? |
A ditloid is a puzzle where each letter stands for something and the answer is the full sentence. For example, the solution to "**T A 365 D I A Y**" is "There are 365 days in a year".
At a job interview in New Zealand, I was asked to solve the ditloid "**11 D S (P W D)**". The interviewer said he doesn't know the an... |
I found that the book "Amusements In Chess," by Henry Ernest Dudney, has been morphed into a [website.](http://puzzles.50webs.org/index.html) In the section ["Various Chess Puzzles,](http://puzzles.50webs.org/various_chess.html) I came across this particular puzzle that intrigues me.
The author gives this legal posi... |
But for how long? Let's take it from the top!
[![enter image description here][1]][1]
Be ready to allocate something just short of 1.7KB of memory for this task, you eager beavers you.
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/EyJm7.png |
So I get this special sequence of "items" as the following:
> 2 1 3 4 7 8 2 5 2 3 9
But look! If I put some numbers (randomly) in front of the sequence:
> **3** **4** 2 1 3 4 7 8 2 5 2 3 **8**
And yeah! It's changed! ... Wait... The sequence is oddly shuffled now... Oh! And longer?!
> 3 4 2 1 **7** 4 **3... |
A Sequence That Keeps Changing? |
So... Can you guess what is my sequence right now?
>! 2 3 3 5 4 2 2 8 5 3
>! as this is the count of letters in the words on the line above. |
But for how long? Let's take it from the top!
[![enter image description here][1]][1]
Be ready to allocate something just short of 16.7KB of memory for this task, you eager beavers you.
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/EyJm7.png |
But for how long? Let's take it from the top!
[![enter image description here][1]][1]
Be ready to allocate upwards of 16.7KB of memory for this task, you eager beavers you.
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/EyJm7.png |
Which of the 5 answers fits the grid, and what is the pattern?
| | | |
|:-:|:-:|:-:|
| ? | 4 | 2 |
| 5 | ? | 9 |
| 6 |12 | ? |
- A. 13-21-18
- B. 10-18-19
- C. 12-20-19
- D. 11-22-15
- E. 19-19-19
Original [image][1] found on [Reddit][2]
>! The answer is given as C, but no explanation is given... |
This is a follow-up to the excellent [safecracking puzzle](https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/110550/safecracking-puzzle) based on me misreading the problem. :-)
You have a safe with four switches, each of which can be in one of three states (low, medium, high). Only two of those switches actually do anyth... |
**The answer has to be able to answer all of the riddles below.**
1. If you walk outside.. you will be able to see me
2. If you look into the ocean.. you will be able to see me
3. If you look into space(with a telescope), you will be able to see me
4. I am some people's favorite thing.. but a sad thing to others
... |
**The answer has to be able to answer all of the riddles below.**
1. If you walk outside.. you will be able to see me
2. If you look into the ocean.. you will be able to see me
3. If you look into space (with a telescope), you will be able to see me
4. I am some people's favorite thing.. but a sad thing to others... |
My friend Rodney Waddler is currently travelling around Europe. Over the course of eight days, he intends to visit eight different European capital cities - one each day.
On Day 1, Rodney sent me the itinerary for his trip, along with a photo of him standing on the aeroplane stairs before boarding, captioned "Here's... |
You need
>! DESALTING
>! <sub>(You are wounded and the friends 'make it worse', i.e., they *rub salt into your wounds*)</sub>
1. Not a state secret, but still confidential.
>! GENITALS (keep these private!)
2. Becomes chaotic when unplanned.
>! SEATING (at a wedding when you've invited exes)
3. Fou... |
**The clues for the riddle are below:**
1. If you walk outside.. you will be able to see me
2. If you look into the ocean.. you will be able to see me
3. If you look into space (with a telescope), you will be able to see me
4. I am some people's favorite thing.. but a sad thing to others
*What am I?*
|
Could the answer be:
>!blue
Reasoning being:
>!When you walk outside, you can see the blue sky, when you look into the ocean, you can see the color blue, when you look into space with a telescope, you can see blue objects (some planets, other celestial objects), and the color blue is favorite to some people,... |
Observations so far:
>! The dots and dashes around the border of the dot-diagram is Morse code, meant to be read counterclockwise : ALBUM ART 18GROUPSOF5. The "18 groups of 5" referring, presumably, to some way to partition the 90 dots in the diagram.
>! Concerning the s'more, the arrow pointing to the cracker an... |
Observations so far:
>! The dots and dashes around the border of the dot-diagram is Morse code, meant to be read counterclockwise : ALBUM ART 18GROUPSOF5. The "18 groups of 5" referring, presumably, to some way to partition the 90 dots in the diagram.
>! Concerning the s'more, the arrow pointing to the cracker an... |
The answer to this puzzle is an image not hosted on Imgur. The image host and the ID of the image on that host should become clear when solving the puzzle.
([SVG source of the above](https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/247802651096514560/855720375388471316/puzzle.svg))
... |
Observations so far:
>! The dots and dashes around the border of the dot-diagram is Morse code, meant to be read counterclockwise : ALBUM COVER 18 GROUPS OF 5. The "18 groups of 5" referring, presumably, to some way to partition the 90 dots in the diagram.
>! Concerning the s'more, the arrow pointing to the crack... |
John and Jane are playing a game. They both go to the bank and each get 1000 euros in two-euro pieces. So each of them has 500 coins at stake. They then find a large rectangle table and decide that whoever wins the following game gets to keep all of the coins currently on the table. The rules are as follows:
- It i... |
Inside MI6's server farm in the middle of the night, the operator's eyes skittered frantically over an intercepted message:
>The development of our new APG code has been coming along nicely. Tomorrow you, under my supervision, will rig the random number generators – both mechanical and electronic – in the Paris casi... |
Inside MI6's server farm in the middle of the night, the operator's eyes skittered frantically over an intercepted message:
>The development of our new APG code has been coming along nicely; I've signed this message in it. Tomorrow you, under my supervision, will rig the random number generators – both mechanical an... |
Can someone help with next steps for this Kakuro? I solved most of it but there is an area I'm stuck on.
[![Kakuro puzzle][1]][1]
source: Puzzle Page app
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/IcO8E.jpg |
Can someone help me with this Kakuro puzzle? |
My friend Rodney Waddler is currently travelling around Europe. Over the course of eight days, he intends to visit eight different European capital cities - one each day.
On Day 1, Rodney sent me the itinerary for his trip, along with a photo of him standing on the aeroplane stairs before boarding, captioned "Here's... |
Fifteen related guests visited a restaurant and got into an argument about who was the greatest among them. To settle the dispute, they asked the owner to decide.
He thought for a moment, then said “While you are eating, write down as many stars as you can name. After the meal I will tally the results.”
The guest... |
This is a themed cryptic crossword, with five answers sticking to the theme.
[![enter image description here][1]][1]
> **ACROSS**
2/29d. Guitarist for 20-down (or Radiohead), content in retiring, achieved $1000 (4, 4)
4. Reactions of surprise following sound of explosion in ceremonies (7)
8/27d. Golf gam... |
I have a wordy number sequence, partially shown below:
$ {1, 45.2548, 1262.6650, 32768, 390625, 10077696, 282475249, 3037000499.976, 31381059609, ... }$
Can you find the last number in the sequence? |
Whats the last number in my wordy number sequence? |
Partial Solution:
The numbers can be rewritten as:
>! $1=1^n$\
>! $45.2548=2^{5.5}$\
>! $1262.6650=3^{6.5}$\
>! $32768=4^{7.5}$\
>! $390625=5^{8}$\
>! $10077696=6^{9}$\
>! $282475349=7^{10}$\
>! $3037000499.976=8^{10.5}$\
>! $31381059609=9^{11}$
Therefore, the next term should take the form of:
>! $10^x... |
*Crié ala caleverti*
[miku'ilatmo
doci
pramilerfu][1]
[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WrNJuayBxrw |
Answer to the question: "Who Wins?" |
This is a themed cryptic crossword, with five answers sticking to the theme.
[![enter image description here][1]][1]
> **ACROSS**
2/29d. Guitarist for 20-down (or Radiohead), content in retiring, achieved $1000 (4, 4)
4. Reactions of surprise following sound of explosion in ceremonies (7)
8/27d. Golf gam... |
What's the last number in my wordy number sequence? |
Partial Solution:
The numbers can be rewritten as:
>! $1=1^n$\
>! $45.2548=2^{5.5}$\
>! $1262.6650=3^{6.5}$\
>! $32768=4^{7.5}$\
>! $390625=5^{8}$\
>! $10077696=6^{9}$\
>! $282475349=7^{10}$\
>! $3037000499.976=8^{10.5}$\
>! $31381059609=9^{11}$
Therefore, the next term should take the form of:
>! $10^x... |
Partial Solution:
The numbers can be rewritten as:
>! $1=1^n$\
>! $45.2548=2^{5.5}$\
>! $1262.6650=3^{6.5}$\
>! $32768=4^{7.5}$\
>! $390625=5^{8}$\
>! $10077696=6^{9}$\
>! $282475349=7^{10}$\
>! $3037000499.976=8^{10.5}$\
>! $31381059609=9^{11}$
Therefore, the next term should take the form of:
>! $10^x... |
You have a perfectly circular lawn with radius exactly 4 metres. Lately the grass has been turning yellow and quite rough, so you go to Stiv's Diabolical Instruments and describe your problem.
"All we've got for you is 23 sprinklers, each one irrigating a perfectly circular area exactly 1 metre in radius," the shopk... |
Can you irrigate your lawn with 23 sprinklers? |
This 'puzzle' is from the New York Times website, from its puzzles. I decided it was fun and so I would share it with you.
**Question**
Here are 10 straight lines and 17 squares.
[![enter image description here][1]][1]
Here are 9 straight lines and 20 squares.
[![enter image description here][2]][2]
... |
What are the next steps for this Kakuro? I solved most of it, but there is an area I'm stuck on.
[![Kakuro puzzle][1]][1]
Source: Puzzle Page app
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/IcO8E.jpg
|
What are the next steps for this Kakuro? I've solved most of it, but there is an area I'm stuck on.
[![Kakuro puzzle][1]][1]
Source: Puzzle Page app
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/IcO8E.jpg
|
Grid:
>! [![enter image description here][1]][1]
**Across**
>! 3. FALSETTO **F TESLA< T(-o)O** High-pitched sound of loud automobile coming around too regularly (8)
>! 7. DALLAS **DA'S entertaining ALL** Old TV show prosecutor's entertaining everyone (6)
>! 9. ASTROS **(SORTS A)<** Town in Arcadia orders... |
I think teh puzzles on this site are too hard. I can’t figure out hardly none of them. The ones that look easy seem to get closed??? Can someone tell the reason? Here are some examples of puzzles that I could actually solve, but keep getting closed. They seem to use neat things like *morse code, semafors, rotation-13... |
*These images seem a bit off, don't you think?*
[![https://i.stack.imgur.com/bkNSS.png][1]][1]
[![enter image description here][2]][2]
[![enter image description here][3]][3]
[![enter image description here][4]][4]
**The answer will be one word.**
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/bkNSS.png
[2]: h... |
[**Partial**] The capitals Rodney visits include ...
>! ... **Lisbon**, **Belgrade**, **Riga**, **Copenhagen** and **Athens**. That's only five out of eight. I think that I have figured out how it works, but I need some help.
They are identified by ...
>! ... the IATA codes of their airports, of course!
How... |
The following list of items has been altered. They all use some form of wordplay originating from the item, with some being very literal and straightfoward, while others are obscure and challenging. You need not solve all of the items (but congrats if you do!), the answer is the category of the original items. Good luc... |
The capitals Rodney visits are ...
>! ... **London**, **Moscow**, **Tiflis**, **Lisbon**, **Zagreb**, **Prague**, **Titana** and **Athens**.
How?
>! Lukas and Amoz have made some useful observations in the comments: All three-letter codes in the message consist of consonants only. The consonants have a fairly ... |
This is a list of:
>! stories by Arthur Conan Doyle featuring his detective, **[Sherlock Holmes](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_of_Sherlock_Holmes)**.
I have most of the answers, but am still missing others. The clues should be interpreted as follows:
">->o"
>! Possibly *The Adventure of the Crooked Ma... |
This is a list of:
>! stories by Arthur Conan Doyle featuring his detective, **[Sherlock Holmes](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_of_Sherlock_Holmes)**.
I have most of the answers, but am still missing others. The clues should be interpreted as follows:
">->o"
>! Possibly *The Adventure of the Crooked Ma... |
This is a list of:
>! stories by Arthur Conan Doyle featuring his detective, **[Sherlock Holmes](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_of_Sherlock_Holmes)**.
I have most of the answers, but am still missing a couple. The clues should be interpreted as follows:
">->o"
>! Possibly *The Adventure of the Crooked ... |
The following list of items has been altered. They all use some form of wordplay originating from the item, with some being very literal and straightfoward, while others are obscure and challenging. You need not solve all of the items (but congrats if you do!), the answer is the category of the original items. Good luc... |
The following list of items has been altered. They all use some form of wordplay originating from the item, with some being very literal and straightforward, while others are obscure and challenging. You need not solve all of the items (but congrats if you do!), the answer is the category of the original items. Good lu... |
The capitals Rodney visits are ...
>! ... **London**, **Madrid**, **Tiflis**, **Lisbon**, **Zagreb**, **Prague**, **Titana** and **Athens**.
How?
>! Lukas and Amoz have made some useful observations in the comments: All three-letter codes in the message consist of consonants only. The consonants have a fairly ... |
This is a list of:
>! stories by Arthur Conan Doyle featuring his detective, **[Sherlock Holmes](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_of_Sherlock_Holmes)**.
I have almost all of the answers, but am still missing the second one. The clues should be interpreted as follows:
">->o"
>! Possibly *The Adventure of ... |
The capitals Rodney visits are ...
>! ... **London**, **Madrid**, **Warsaw**, **Lisbon**, **Zagreb**, **Prague**, **Titana** and **Athens**.
How?
>! Lukas and Amoz have made some useful observations in the comments: All three-letter codes in the message consist of consonants only. The consonants have a fairly ... |
I close in all around you, making you nervous. You want to evade me as much as possible. Lifts, Tunnels, and under your bed.
What am I? |
A Riddle: What am I? |
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