I am a 5 letter word, I stil...
[1921] I am a 5 letter word, I stil... - I am a 5 letter word, I still sound the same when you; If you remove my first letter, If you remove my middle letter, If you remove my last letter, If you remove my first and last letters. What word am I? - #brainteasers #riddles - Correct Answers: 146 - The first user who solved this task is Neelima Subrahmanyam
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I am a 5 letter word, I stil...

I am a 5 letter word, I still sound the same when you; If you remove my first letter, If you remove my middle letter, If you remove my last letter, If you remove my first and last letters. What word am I?
Correct answers: 146
The first user who solved this task is Neelima Subrahmanyam.
#brainteasers #riddles
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Why White?

A fresh-faced lad on the eve of his wedding night asks his mother, "Mom, why are wedding dresses white?"
The mother looks at her son and replies, "Son, this shows the town that your bride is pure."
The son thanks his mom, and then seeks his father opinion, "Dad, why are wedding dresses white?"

The father looks at his son in surprise and says, "Son, all household appliances come in white."

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Edmund Ruffin

Died 18 Jun 1865 at age 71 (born 5 Jan 1794).The father of soil chemistry in the U.S., who showed how to restore fertility to depleted soil. Though without formal science education, Ruffin determined that the soil of southeast plantations that had been overused with single-crop production had become more acidic and unable to benefit from fertilizers. The remedy he published (1818) was the spreading of marl to neutralize the acidity. He went further by specifying effective methods of fertilizing, plowing and rotating crops to increase production of grains. He expanded his recommendations in book and journal article form, as well lecturing up to the 1850's. He then became an outspoken secessionist, and took his own life upon the South losing in the U.S. Civil War.
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