I defy the gravity. Yet, I don't
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This is my Second riddle I'm posting here. I hope you'll have fun!
I defy the gravity (in your view),
But, actually I don't, as I've mass$^{Pi}$.
I don't like to eat solids,
So, I slurp them up.
Who am I?
$^{Pi}$I can weigh as much as a puppy.
Hint:
Scarlett Johansson is the most venomous woman.
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This is my Second riddle I'm posting here. I hope you'll have fun!
I defy the gravity (in your view),
But, actually I don't, as I've mass$^{Pi}$.
I don't like to eat solids,
So, I slurp them up.
Who am I?
$^{Pi}$I can weigh as much as a puppy.
Hint:
Scarlett Johansson is the most venomous woman.
riddle
asked 2 days ago
rv7
20717
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This is my Second riddle I'm posting here. I hope you'll have fun!
I defy the gravity (in your view),
But, actually I don't, as I've mass$^{Pi}$.
I don't like to eat solids,
So, I slurp them up.
Who am I?
$^{Pi}$I can weigh as much as a puppy.
Hint:
Scarlett Johansson is the most venomous woman.
riddle
asked 2 days ago
rv7
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This is my Second riddle I'm posting here. I hope you'll have fun!
I defy the gravity (in your view),
But, actually I don't, as I've mass$^{Pi}$.
I don't like to eat solids,
So, I slurp them up.
Who am I?
$^{Pi}$I can weigh as much as a puppy.
Hint:
Scarlett Johansson is the most venomous woman.
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New answer based on the hint:
A spider (because Scarlett Johansson plays in the Marvel films the Black Widow, which is a spider)
I defy the gravity (in your view),
But, actually I don't, as I've massΠ.
The spiders appear to be in the air but actually they hang on their spiderweb. And some of them could be quite big and heavy.
I don't like to eat solids,
So, I slurp them up.
That's how they eat their prey.
answered yesterday
rhsquared
6,47021540
Nice approach, but it isn't the answer as clouds actually defy the gravity. I've added a hint. Good luck!
– rv7
yesterday
2
@rv7 I studied physics and I can asure you that clouds actually don't defy gravity. The fall constantly but very slowly as they drift in the sky.
– rhsquared
yesterday
Marvellous!! You're right :)
– rv7
yesterday
2
@jafe I googled it. 170 grams apparently is the biggest one. Is it enough for a puppy?
– rhsquared
yesterday
1
@rhsquared Apparently chihuahua puppies weigh only "a few ounces", so at least some exist that are lighter than the largest spider. Scary thought...
– jafe
yesterday
|
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Are you a:
blackhole? It defies gravity but does have Mass..and it sucks away all the solids
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Are you
a balloon?
I defy the gravity (in your view),
Gravity pulls things down, yet balloons go up
But, actually I can't as I've mass.
Very small though.
I don't like to eat solids,
So, I slurp them up
You can make water balloons, but a solid filling wouldn't make sense.
answered yesterday
jafe
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Good start, but it isn't the answer. I'd said that it seems to defy gravity.
– rv7
yesterday
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3 Answers
3
active
oldest
votes
3 Answers
3
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
5
down vote
accepted
New answer based on the hint:
A spider (because Scarlett Johansson plays in the Marvel films the Black Widow, which is a spider)
I defy the gravity (in your view),
But, actually I don't, as I've massΠ.
The spiders appear to be in the air but actually they hang on their spiderweb. And some of them could be quite big and heavy.
I don't like to eat solids,
So, I slurp them up.
That's how they eat their prey.
answered yesterday
rhsquared
6,47021540
Nice approach, but it isn't the answer as clouds actually defy the gravity. I've added a hint. Good luck!
– rv7
yesterday
2
@rv7 I studied physics and I can asure you that clouds actually don't defy gravity. The fall constantly but very slowly as they drift in the sky.
– rhsquared
yesterday
Marvellous!! You're right :)
– rv7
yesterday
2
@jafe I googled it. 170 grams apparently is the biggest one. Is it enough for a puppy?
– rhsquared
yesterday
1
@rhsquared Apparently chihuahua puppies weigh only "a few ounces", so at least some exist that are lighter than the largest spider. Scary thought...
– jafe
yesterday
|
show 1 more comment
up vote
5
down vote
accepted
New answer based on the hint:
A spider (because Scarlett Johansson plays in the Marvel films the Black Widow, which is a spider)
I defy the gravity (in your view),
But, actually I don't, as I've massΠ.
The spiders appear to be in the air but actually they hang on their spiderweb. And some of them could be quite big and heavy.
I don't like to eat solids,
So, I slurp them up.
That's how they eat their prey.
answered yesterday
rhsquared
6,47021540
Nice approach, but it isn't the answer as clouds actually defy the gravity. I've added a hint. Good luck!
– rv7
yesterday
2
@rv7 I studied physics and I can asure you that clouds actually don't defy gravity. The fall constantly but very slowly as they drift in the sky.
– rhsquared
yesterday
Marvellous!! You're right :)
– rv7
yesterday
2
@jafe I googled it. 170 grams apparently is the biggest one. Is it enough for a puppy?
– rhsquared
yesterday
1
@rhsquared Apparently chihuahua puppies weigh only "a few ounces", so at least some exist that are lighter than the largest spider. Scary thought...
– jafe
yesterday
|
show 1 more comment
up vote
5
down vote
accepted
up vote
5
down vote
accepted
New answer based on the hint:
A spider (because Scarlett Johansson plays in the Marvel films the Black Widow, which is a spider)
I defy the gravity (in your view),
But, actually I don't, as I've massΠ.
The spiders appear to be in the air but actually they hang on their spiderweb. And some of them could be quite big and heavy.
I don't like to eat solids,
So, I slurp them up.
That's how they eat their prey.
answered yesterday
rhsquared
6,47021540
New answer based on the hint:
A spider (because Scarlett Johansson plays in the Marvel films the Black Widow, which is a spider)
I defy the gravity (in your view),
But, actually I don't, as I've massΠ.
The spiders appear to be in the air but actually they hang on their spiderweb. And some of them could be quite big and heavy.
I don't like to eat solids,
So, I slurp them up.
That's how they eat their prey.
answered yesterday
rhsquared
6,47021540
edited yesterday
answered yesterday
rhsquared
6,47021540
answered yesterday
rhsquared
6,47021540
answered yesterday
rhsquared
6,47021540
6,47021540
Nice approach, but it isn't the answer as clouds actually defy the gravity. I've added a hint. Good luck!
– rv7
yesterday
2
@rv7 I studied physics and I can asure you that clouds actually don't defy gravity. The fall constantly but very slowly as they drift in the sky.
– rhsquared
yesterday
Marvellous!! You're right :)
– rv7
yesterday
2
@jafe I googled it. 170 grams apparently is the biggest one. Is it enough for a puppy?
– rhsquared
yesterday
1
@rhsquared Apparently chihuahua puppies weigh only "a few ounces", so at least some exist that are lighter than the largest spider. Scary thought...
– jafe
yesterday
|
show 1 more comment
Nice approach, but it isn't the answer as clouds actually defy the gravity. I've added a hint. Good luck!
– rv7
yesterday
2
@rv7 I studied physics and I can asure you that clouds actually don't defy gravity. The fall constantly but very slowly as they drift in the sky.
– rhsquared
yesterday
Marvellous!! You're right :)
– rv7
yesterday
2
@jafe I googled it. 170 grams apparently is the biggest one. Is it enough for a puppy?
– rhsquared
yesterday
1
@rhsquared Apparently chihuahua puppies weigh only "a few ounces", so at least some exist that are lighter than the largest spider. Scary thought...
– jafe
yesterday
Nice approach, but it isn't the answer as clouds actually defy the gravity. I've added a hint. Good luck!
– rv7
yesterday
Nice approach, but it isn't the answer as clouds actually defy the gravity. I've added a hint. Good luck!
– rv7
yesterday
2
2
@rv7 I studied physics and I can asure you that clouds actually don't defy gravity. The fall constantly but very slowly as they drift in the sky.
– rhsquared
yesterday
@rv7 I studied physics and I can asure you that clouds actually don't defy gravity. The fall constantly but very slowly as they drift in the sky.
– rhsquared
yesterday
Marvellous!! You're right :)
– rv7
yesterday
Marvellous!! You're right :)
– rv7
yesterday
2
2
@jafe I googled it. 170 grams apparently is the biggest one. Is it enough for a puppy?
– rhsquared
yesterday
@jafe I googled it. 170 grams apparently is the biggest one. Is it enough for a puppy?
– rhsquared
yesterday
1
1
@rhsquared Apparently chihuahua puppies weigh only "a few ounces", so at least some exist that are lighter than the largest spider. Scary thought...
– jafe
yesterday
@rhsquared Apparently chihuahua puppies weigh only "a few ounces", so at least some exist that are lighter than the largest spider. Scary thought...
– jafe
yesterday
|
show 1 more comment
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4
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Are you a:
blackhole? It defies gravity but does have Mass..and it sucks away all the solids
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JonMark Perry
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blackhole? It defies gravity but does have Mass..and it sucks away all the solids
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Are you a:
blackhole? It defies gravity but does have Mass..and it sucks away all the solids
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Are you a:
blackhole? It defies gravity but does have Mass..and it sucks away all the solids
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answered yesterday
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Are you
a balloon?
I defy the gravity (in your view),
Gravity pulls things down, yet balloons go up
But, actually I can't as I've mass.
Very small though.
I don't like to eat solids,
So, I slurp them up
You can make water balloons, but a solid filling wouldn't make sense.
answered yesterday
jafe
14.9k37149
1
Good start, but it isn't the answer. I'd said that it seems to defy gravity.
– rv7
yesterday
add a comment |
up vote
3
down vote
Are you
a balloon?
I defy the gravity (in your view),
Gravity pulls things down, yet balloons go up
But, actually I can't as I've mass.
Very small though.
I don't like to eat solids,
So, I slurp them up
You can make water balloons, but a solid filling wouldn't make sense.
answered yesterday
jafe
14.9k37149
1
Good start, but it isn't the answer. I'd said that it seems to defy gravity.
– rv7
yesterday
add a comment |
up vote
3
down vote
up vote
3
down vote
Are you
a balloon?
I defy the gravity (in your view),
Gravity pulls things down, yet balloons go up
But, actually I can't as I've mass.
Very small though.
I don't like to eat solids,
So, I slurp them up
You can make water balloons, but a solid filling wouldn't make sense.
answered yesterday
jafe
14.9k37149
Are you
a balloon?
I defy the gravity (in your view),
Gravity pulls things down, yet balloons go up
But, actually I can't as I've mass.
Very small though.
I don't like to eat solids,
So, I slurp them up
You can make water balloons, but a solid filling wouldn't make sense.
answered yesterday
jafe
14.9k37149
answered yesterday
jafe
14.9k37149
answered yesterday
jafe
14.9k37149
answered yesterday
jafe
14.9k37149
14.9k37149
1
Good start, but it isn't the answer. I'd said that it seems to defy gravity.
– rv7
yesterday
add a comment |
1
Good start, but it isn't the answer. I'd said that it seems to defy gravity.
– rv7
yesterday
1
1
Good start, but it isn't the answer. I'd said that it seems to defy gravity.
– rv7
yesterday
Good start, but it isn't the answer. I'd said that it seems to defy gravity.
– rv7
yesterday
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