I am in heaven but not in hell...
[1695] I am in heaven but not in hell... - I am in heaven but not in hell. I'm in the devil but not in god. I'm in the river but not in the sea. What am I? - #brainteasers #riddles - Correct Answers: 149 - The first user who solved this task is Sanja Šabović
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I am in heaven but not in hell...

I am in heaven but not in hell. I'm in the devil but not in god. I'm in the river but not in the sea. What am I?
Correct answers: 149
The first user who solved this task is Sanja Šabović.
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A woman goes to a doctor named...

A woman goes to a doctor named Dr. Wong. "Doctor, I can't get a date, no one will go out with me." In a very thick Asian accent, Dr. Wong says, "Take off clothes and get on all four hands and knees." She does. "Now crawl to wall." She does so and looks back at him. "I know what wrong." “What is it Doctor! What do I have?" "You have Ed Zachary disease." "Ed Zachary disease? What is that?!" "You face look Ed Zachary like you ass!"
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Carl Friedrich Gauss

Born 30 Apr 1777; died 23 Feb 1855 at age 77. Johann Carl Friedrich Gauss was a German mathematician who transformed nearly all areas of mathematics, for which his talent showed from a very early age. For his contributions to theory in magnetism and electricity, a unit of magnetic field has been named the gauss. He devised the method of least squares in statistics, and his Gaussian error curve remains well-known. He anticipated the SI system in his proposal that physical units should be based on a few absolute units such as length, mass and time. In astronomy, he calculated the orbits of the small planets Ceres and Pallas by a new method. He invented the heliotrope for trigonometric determination of the Earth's shape. With Wilhelm Weber, he developed an electromagnetic telegraph and two magnetometers.«[Name also spelled Karl.]
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