[Guest]

What is "never odd or even"?

[Guest]

0

[Guest]

Infinity, or a decimal lower than 1.

in

[Guest]

Zero is even

[Guest]

Infinity, or a decimal lower than 1.

in

Negative numbers can be odd and even. Infinity isn't, but neither are fish.

Look at the punctuation of the riddle. You'll know you have the right answer when you get it.

[Guest]

The way I see it, the question can be split into two parts. The answer holds true for at least one of the following statements:

X is never odd

X is even

The number two is never odd, so is an answer. It also happens to be even.

Edited April 4, 2008 by MattimusPrime

[Guest]

Negative numbers can be odd and even. Infinity isn't, but neither are fish.

Look at the punctuation of the riddle. You'll know you have the right answer when you get it.

by less than zero i mean something like 0.12

Edited April 4, 2008 by giterdone

[Nikyma]

by less than zero i mean something like 0.12

0.12 is larger than zero.

[Nikyma]

"never odd or even" is a string of words.

[Guest]

"never odd or even" is a string of words.

You're on the right track!

[EventHorizon]

What is "never odd or even"?

[spoiler=i give up.... ]so...what is "_ne^ve_r o^dd o_r e^ve_n"?

[bonanova]

... a palindrome.

[Guest]

... a palindrome.

Correct. "Never odd or even" is a palindrome.

[abhisk]

Hey, I did not think of a palindrome. You could also make sense of it as never odd, or even.