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Yeah i agree with greenplanet its the plurals that count he had no eyes but he had a eye and he saw to plums took one plum so didn't take any plums and didn't leave any plums that's what i would of said anyway =D

The man never took any plums in the first place.

Here's two, i thought up the first one:

There is a Begginning and an End, an End of the Begginning, and a Begginning of the End. Where is the Middle?

A blind man saw light. What did he see?

I guess I should revise the second one because the obvious answer people would say is light.

A blind man saw light. What produced the light?

A blind man saw light. What produced the light?

He figuratively saw the "light at the end of the tunnel" by realizing some sort of victory was approaching at the end of the current war.

That can't be right, but it's all I can come up with.

he died and he went into the light.

Was the man maybe partially blind? Or um maybe it's like one of those things where your eyes are close yet when a light turns on you can still tell that it's on.

And seriously greenplanet it seems like you're really searching every single one of these on google after seeing you get all of them right.

Hey guys, here is a riddle.

A man who lives on the bottom floor of an apartment wants to visit his friend on the 50th foor. He presses the45th buttin and walkes up the rest. when he comes down he presses the ground floor buttin and walks out. Why did he go on the 45th floor and not the 50th?
(its not because he wants exercise)

Why did he go on the 45th floor and not the 50th?

@soccerdude2 I've heard all these riddles before,my teacher would tell these riddles to my class to improve our thinking.

A blind man saw light. What produced the light?

At the risk of being too serious, a nuclear blast?
(There is a documented case of a blind person seeing light when a nuke was detonated.)

N?Its in the middle of beginning and end

N?Its in the middle of beginning and end