Today's Daily Brain Teaser (Mar 29, 2015)

Look Me Over



If to you I'm given you should thankfully receive,

Then look me over carefully, just don't look at my teeth.

Show me to a cool stream and I'll follow willingly,

Though I might not do what you want, although parched I may be,

But if you're really hungry and are looking for a bite,

I don't think you could eat me even though you say you might.

Decipher all these clues and then together they should tie

To help you solve the question which, of course, is "what am I?





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Brain Teaser 3/28/2015

My first is in yesterday, but not in today;

My second is in after, but not in before;

My third is in start, and also in stop;

My fourth is the 20th letter of the English alphabet;

My fifth is in correct but not in wrong;

and my sixth is in pretty, but not in cute.

My whole is something celebrated by Christians.

What is this teaser referring to?

Solution

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Matthias “Hellboy“ Schlitte, one of the worlds best arm wrestlers, has a genetic condition that makes his right arm abnormally large and strong.

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Native American Mohawks were often used as laborers on the skyscrapers because it was believed…

Native American Mohawks were often used as laborers on the skyscrapers because it was believed they had no natural fear of heights. In fact, they were afraid, but unlike their American workers, their culture meant they never showed it.

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In 1986 a convict escaped during a prison transfer. A week later…

In 1986 a convict escaped during a prison transfer. A week later he returned in a stolen helicopter and broke out his girlfriend.

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Babies in Iceland are routinely left outside, alone, in below-freezing temperatures…to nap.

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There’s a TV channel in America named “History”…

There’s a TV channel in America named “History” and airs a show about Aliens shaping human civilization. And a channel called “Music Television” that airs shows about pregnant teenagers.

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Today in History for 28th March 2015

Historical Events

1946 - Cold War: The United States State Department releases the Acheson-Lilienthal Report, outlining a plan for the international control of nuclear power.

1953 - "New Faces (of 1952)" closes at Royale Theater NYC after 365 perfs

1953 - KCAU TV channel 9 in Sioux City, IA (ABC) begins broadcasting

1972 - Wilt Chamberlain plays his last pro basketball game

1974 - Rock group Raspberries breakup

1977 - Morarji Desai forms government in India

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Famous Birthdays

1725 - Andrew Kippis, English clergyman and biographer (d. 1795)

1773 - Henri Gratien, Comte Bertrand, French general (d. 1844)

1793 - Henry Schoolcraft, American geographer and geologist (d. 1864)

1851 - Bernardino Machado, Portuguese politician (d. 1944)

1895 - Christian Herter, 59th Governor of Massachusetts (d. 1966)

1941 - Alf Clausen, Minneapolis Mn, orchestra leader (Mary, Simpsons)

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Famous Deaths

1701 - Domenico Guidi, Italian sculptor, dies at 75

1818 - Giuseppe Antonio Capuzzi, composer, dies at 62

1979 - Emmett Kelly, circus clown (Weary Willy), dies at 80

1985 - Nand Baert, Belgian radio/tv-host, dies at 53

2006 - Proinsias Ó Maonaigh, Irish musician (b. 1922)

2006 - Charles Schepens, American ophthalmologist (b. 1912)

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