How many children are there in their family?
[2042] How many children are there in their family? - In a big family, Annabelle and Christopher are twins. Annabelle: ''I have 4 brothers.'' Christopher: ''I have as many brothers as sisters.'' So, how many children are there in their family? - #brainteasers #riddles - Correct Answers: 218 - The first user who solved this task is Allen Douglas
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How many children are there in their family?

In a big family, Annabelle and Christopher are twins. Annabelle: ''I have 4 brothers.'' Christopher: ''I have as many brothers as sisters.'' So, how many children are there in their family?
Correct answers: 218
The first user who solved this task is Allen Douglas.
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Fairy Jokes

June 24th is International Fairy Day! Find joke about it!

What did the romantic fairy say to his girlfriend?
I'm 'fairy' in love with you!

Where does the tooth fairy find mislaid teeth?
Flossed property.

What do fairies learn in school?
The elf-abet.

The fairy website has low-quality image...
They’re pixielated

I just paid for a boat ride to a magic themed renaissance carnival. The price was reasonable.
It was a fair fairy faire ferry fare.

Who granted the fish a wish?
The fairy codmother.

Why don’t fairies live under toadstools?
Because there’s not mushroom.

What do you call a philosophical fairy?
ThinkerBell.

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