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By Anonymous
October Riddles 
By: Zidane

1. What does the greatest detective in the world always overlook?

2.  Imagine you are surrounded by sharks in a sinking boat with nothing to help you. How do you get out?

3. Can you tell me me what's wrong with this sentence?

4. A man is 25 in 1985, but 15 in 1995. How is this possible?

5. What is everywhere, but nowhere at once?

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