Unanswerable Question

[Simon Viavant]

Ask a question that's yes or no, or true or false.
Make it a trivia type question. Make it so that both answers is wrong. The goal is to find a loophole in the question above you so that one of the answers actually is right. I'll start.

Does Britain use the pound?

[shadowsteel9]

yes

does the USA use the pound

[Simon Viavant]

WRONG! Britain uses the metric system, so they use the gram and the kilogram.
And next time, come up with a question a little more original.

[shadowsteel9]

Britain uses the Pound as a form of currency


USA uses the Pound as a form of measurement

[jonesthecurl]

Should you drive on the right side of the road in Britain?

[tubaman]

Should you drive on the right side of the road in Britain?

Yes. Should you drive on the wrong side of the road in Britain?

[Simon Viavant]

Okay, new rule. Next time, your question cannot be similar in any way to the question above it.

[max is gr8]

WRONG! Britain uses the metric system, so they use the gram and the kilogram.
And next time, come up with a question a little more original.

If you said no there is no counter argument because the English use the sterling not the pound?

[Snorri1234]

Should you drive on the right side of the road in Britain?

You should drive on the pavement.

[bryguy]

The 2nd sentence is true
The 1st sentence is false




which sentence is telling the truth and which is telling a lie?

[animorpherv1]

Neither.

What came first, the chicken or the egg?

[Simon Viavant]

The egg. It evolved and the first egg was hatched from a species extremely similar to a chicken, but it wasn't a chicken.

[bryguy]

what came first, light or dark?

[The1exile]

Neither, unless you want to define light as something like a single lumen, which is still pretty damn "dark".

[animorpherv1]

Why did the chicken croos the road?

[mandalorian2298]

To get to the other side.

Is a lie a lie if everybody know that it's false, but act as if it were true?

[Fircoal]

yes

yes?

[animorpherv1]

no.

Sally lives in an apartment building on the 9th floor. She gets on the elevator (Elevator, get in on! XD), but only reaches for the button to the 6th floor, why?

[mandalorian2298]

She is too short to reach button 9 and is forced to take the stairs from 6th floor to 9th floor.

Do I have any more questions to ask?

[bryguy]

yes, because a regular human can not know absolutely everything, and so there will always be some type of question for you to ask. It may be a simple "Why?" but there will always be questions

[mandalorian2298]

yes, because a regular human can not know absolutely everything, and so there will always be some type of question for you to ask. It may be a simple "Why?" but there will always be questions

Lol, I thought that the fact that I just did ask a question would be evidence enough, but 'yes' is the correct answer. Your turn.

[animorpherv1]

What's green and red and spins round and round?

[bryguy]

What's green and red and spins round and round?

a lettuce and tomatoes in a blender

or

a red and green spinning ride



in 2010, what year will it have been 20,000 years ago?

[animorpherv1]

Your wrong. A frog in a blender (to my question)

(bryguy's question) 18,010 B.C.

How much money do you have on you?

[Fircoal]

Your wrong. A frog in a blender (to my question)

(bryguy's question) 18,010 B.C.

How much money do you have on you?

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Am I awesome? (Wait that's obvious. >_< )