museum or transport thing?

It's not a museum. I don't think they would let you sit inside a piece of their collection.

Transport thing? Well it kinda does transport you when you are sitting inside formula 1.

But how in a world did you get in that situation!

Hint

It’s an object we use every single day (at least I do)!

All of your answers were clever, however... that object does not have actual ears and belies but parts of that object resemble ears and belies!

You are riding inside formula 1, there’s a submarine in front of you and a spaceship behind you.

How did you get in this situation?

All of them are palindromes except the last one

I have no idea so far.

I'll sleep on it.

I think it should be

make me an offer I cant refuse, but you made an error with the fort letter. I almost stopped there because I thought that way makes no sense, but it does in the end.

It's a good riddle!

Hm...

it's a word, a ten letter word.

When you pronounce it you can only hear five letters. You probably have to splice the words used in the riddle, but I don't know how.

I know it's not really an answer...

My reflection in the mirror and I?

Nice thinking, but no.

It's not a living thing, it's an inanimate object!

i know thats an obvious clue, however look around at work?

i have nothing here with ears on it or bellies i guarantee you.

hahahahahah

OK, look around when you get home

a face card (not the one-eyed variety)

Interesting answer but no.

Look around

a playing card

like a Jack or a queen (but not the one eyed jack....)

get it?

Yeah! I never thought of that.

A face card fits the profile to.

But no, that's not the correct answer.

The point is that you can see and touch it's ears, on this object.

Look around

Kangaroo? Pouch and stomach, her ears and her joey's ears...kinda of a mix between the pregnancy and two animals idea (both great guesses)

Any chance two wrongs make a right?

It's not an animal. But nice try.

If I give you a hint it would be too easy.

a face card (not the one-eyed variety)

I have no idea what that is, but no.

Your first puzzle and my first guess/post.

How about either a pregnant woman or Siamese twins?

It's not a living object, but a pregnant woman does fit the profile.

The creator of this puzzle had something else on his mind!

Welcome

two animals

No it's not an animal, but it has something to do with a certain animal!

Two animals would be too obvious.

I have four ears and two belies.

What am I?

This is my first one

if she saw the tea with the fly in it why would she add sugar, unless she was blind which would mean she couldn't see the fly in the first place....

I found the same thing but with coffee!

And you are absolutely right, why would you put sugar in the tea/coffee if there was a fly in it... however, maybe that was her cunning plan, to make sure she won't be getting the same one!!!

wait. so you've eaten raw potatoes??

HAHAHAHAHA Nooooo!

I was just guessing

[Apples]

One kid keeps the basket with the apple in it. So every kid gets one apple

After reading unreality's problems dealing with infinite numbers, I decided to post my own. To be honest, it's not "my own," since I read it in a book a few years ago (I don't remember which book, but it was really good. You should all read it).

Suppose you have 2 bins, labeled 'A', and 'B'. To start, bin A has an infinite number of ping pong balls, and they are numbered sequentially from 1 to infinity. Each ball has a unique number printed on it. Bins B is empty to start.

You begin an experiment that will last 1 minute, but will include an infinite number of iterations. Each iteration will take exactly half of the time remaining - ie, the first iteration will be completed after 30 seconds, the second after 45, the third after 52.5, etc. At each iteration, you do two things: 1st, take the two lowest numbered balls out of bin A and put them in bin B; 2nd, take the one lowest numbered ball out of bin B, and throw it away.

So, in the first 30 seconds, you take balls 1 and 2 out of A and put them in B, then take ball 1 and throw it away. In the next 15 seconds, you take balls 3 and 4 out of A, put them in B, then throw away ball 2. As you can see, the number of balls in bin A will decrease by 2 with every iteration, and the number of balls in bin B will increase by 1.

The question is this: after the entire minute has elapsed, how many balls will be in bins A and B?

I don't know

that one minute will never elapse (reminds me of Xenon's race paradox)because you will never finish repeating those actions!!!

So...

[Can you figure this one out?]

Refrigerator, Car, Air Conditioned, Heater, Computer, Movie...

There are a lot of things that can run but will never walk.

hahahahahaha...

Since I love to eat my

potato chips

When the potato is still 'alive' when you take a bite you can hardly hear anything, but when it's processed (what's the word) it's crunchy

Let me know if my guess is any good!

so I wouldn't spoil it

So if I write here...