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[Lawjyk]

alternative answer for 1. - curry. It cools down in temperature but make your mouth hotter the more of it you eat

but only if it's HOT curry! oh, who am I kidding, all curry is hot... But even if you were eating it cold, it would still be "hot" (spicy), so I guess it works, but not at a premium level. And the spiciness isn't effected by temperature, leaving your answer hopeless! haha! you can tell I'm a curry expert.

[soccer11smart]

• A furnace.
• A blackboard.
• A towel.
• As much wood as a woodchuck could chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood.
• My age, my taxes and the chances that Hollywood will ruin yet another childhood memory by turning an old 70's TV series into a crappy movie.
• None - you only need money to be rich if you are silly enough to think that money makes you rich.
• Time to fix your clock.
• I do not know the name of the shape, but if you have each match extend from each apex of a tetrahedron toward a central point and crazy-glue them together at the central point you will have the shape - I've seen kid's jacks shaped like this, and caltrops as well.

7. lol time to fix your clock
nice one

[soccer11smart]

LOL-That's most brilliant thing I've read in here all day!

I agree

[Cinymin]

All the answers were already given in the first 3 pages of posts, and confirmed by savagegamer90... since no one bothers to read them, I've collected them for you.

Spoiler for 1.what gets hotter as it gets colder?

the setting on your thermostat. (decided to call it correct, but then gave us the REAL answer of "air conditioner") - by Imtcb

Spoiler for 2.what is white when it's dirty turns black as you clean it?

A black board - by Aaron Burr

Spoiler for 3.what gets wetter as it dries?<br />

A towel (or sponge) - by Unreality

Spoiler for 4.how much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

8 oz. per bite - no one got it; savagegamer90 gave it away... full explaination is on page 3

Spoiler for 5.what gets bigger and never smaller?

the number of people dead (or age, or a lot of other answers) - by Unreality

Spoiler for 6.how much money do you need to be rich?<br />

however much Rich has - by Unreality

Spoiler for 7.what time is it when your clock is only right once a day?<br />

time to get a new clock - by Unreality

Spoiler for 8.what shape that can, be made from four matches, face any direction , be flipped any way and will stay right side up?<br />

"the first three make a three-sided equilateral pyramid with no bottom or anything, just all three pointing up and meeting each other at the 'peak' of the pyramid. The fourth stick up from this at the same angles as the other ones. No matter how you throw it, it will land on 3 'pyramid feet' with one match sticking straight up." - by Unreality

In other words, I guess it's time to close this topic...

[xucam]

1. Water. When being frozen at sea level, between the temperatures of +3.98°c and 0°c, something magical happens... At +3.98°c, water is at it's most dense (natrually), and so freezes into a solid. Between +3.98°c and 0°c, water becomes less dense, hence thawing and appearing "warmer", whilst actually getting colder, until at 0c, it freezes again.

Didn't any of you know this? How do you think your fish survive in winter when your pond freezes over? The top is frozen, as it is around 3.98°c, but the water underneath is between +3.98°c and 0°c.

No, in fact I did not know this.

Interesting theory. Water freezes at 0^o C, not in 3.98^o C. At near 4^o C water becomes dense. As the temperature becomes cooler, density falls and when it comes to 0, ice is formed. This is the Basic law of thermal physics. That is why ice floats over water. fish survives as ice is floating over water and warmer water is beneath ice. NOT like your theory

Thanks for correcting the above, but I think this is missing the basic point. Solid water (ice) is less dense than liquid water (water), regardless of the temperature of the liquid water.

[dietpepsi]

1.what gets hotter as it gets colder? body temperature. (if its cold outside than with the contrast the temperature gets wormer)
2.what is white when it's dirty turns black as you clean it? a chalkboard, duh!
3.what gets wetter as it dries? a towel, obviously
4.how much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?(kind of random) no idea
5.what gets bigger and never smaller? entropy
6.how much money do you need to be rich? a lot or to spend less than what you earn
7.what time is it when your clock is only right once a day? time to repair it
8.what shape that can, be made from four matches, face any direction , be flipped any way and will stay right side up? pyramid

[purplemonkey]

1. A heater
2. A black rosin cloth
3. a towel
4. a woodchuck could chuck all he could if a woodchuck could chuck wood.
5. one of those little sponge things that grow in water
6. it depends on where you live
7. time for a new clock
8. a sphere

[Ruka]

1. stove
Hmm I can't understand #4 because I have poor English..
I'm kicking my self for not studying English harder.
Except that, I enjoyed. thx

[Messenjah XIII]

1. A dying star about to go super nova, cools down then gets really freaken hot
5. The federal government

Edited by Messenjah XIII, 15 January 2009 - 01:26 AM.

[Phatfingers]

1.what gets hotter as it gets colder?
2.what is white when it's dirty turns black as you clean it?
3.what gets wetter as it dries?
4.how much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?(kind of random)
5.what gets bigger and never smaller?
6.how much money do you need to be rich?
7.what time is it when your clock is only right once a day?
8.what shape that can, be made from four matches, face any direction , be flipped any way and will stay right side up?

feel free to add more questions in your comments if you like.

1. Me.
2. A chalkboard.
3. A dishcloth.
4. A woodchuck would chuck all that he could chuck...
5. The universe.
6. More than you.
7. Time to put some fresh batteries in your 24hr digital clock.
8. You must be really good with matches... a caltrop?