Yes, I sound dirty But I am innocent and kind I'm not the first thing That comes to your mind You think I'm normally dry But I'm always wet Oh, my name, that's why You might never see me yet

Wait what? Is there any equation?

This is an entry for Fortnightly Topic Challenge #42: Wordless Connecting Walls. Election Day in the United States, and my daughter is taking Civics, so we're watching the returns. It occurred to me that, a.) I would really rather be doing almost anything else, and b.) we are generally very quick...

This question continues the Q&A. Here are nine squares, connected by lines. Each square must be colored, and two squares connected by a line must be different colored. Question 1. What is the minimum number of colors required? Question 2. How many different colorings exist?

This puzzle was inspired by the current 2020 US presidential election. You are running for president in a country with 10 states. To win a state you must conduct more rallies than your opponent. Winning a state gives you some predefined number of college votes. To win the election you must obtain...

I am trying to solve this puzzle: Add operators(and brackets if necessary) to make the following equation correct: $3$ $3$ $7$ $7$ $=24$. You may also rearrange the numbers if necessary. Despite trying hard, I could not figure this out. The fact that rearranging the numbers was allowed somehow ...

At the Puzzling Stack Exchange headquarters, we've received the first definitive knowledge of the results of the United States presidential election of 2020. And because this is Puzzling, we naturally present the results in a cryptic way. Who won? The winning candidate was... At first tolerate, ...

I'm trying to solve this puzzle: Add operators to make the following equation correct: $4$ $4$ $4$ $4$ $=10$. Give 3 ways to do so. You are allowed to use brackets if necessary, but no rearranging of numbers or moving the equal sign. You may only use the following math operators: $+, -, \times, ...

My friend, a poet, sent me a poem: I live in a country, where boats and rivers use to be, on the xy axis. There were fighting over a roulette, tourists wandered throughout its capital. Askew was the roller pin, copy and paste on the ketchup. The circle constantly snoozes, pelicans on a city. Do...

A mighty warrior by the name of Stiv the Slayer has done enough by brawn to prove himself enter the Guild of 24/7rs now what is left is that he needs to prove that his brains are also up to standard so he is given a puzzle at the door. He, being over 9k iq worked it out in seconds. Can you work i...

Here's an old puzzle I found on an 80's magazine. I slightly adapted it to Puzzling: Four students, Anne, John, Philip and Daisy made an history test and gave the next four answers each to four questions, a), b),c) and d), about the dates of four important worldly historic events: When the teac...

My friend's pet snake told this below message to us... What is the message it is trying to tell us? What is the pattern? PL,MKOIJNBHUYGVCFTRDXZSEWAQ

Christmas is coming and Santa is working hard to wrap all the presents until the 24th of December. He has six wrapping machines , A, B, C, D, E and F, that works $24/7$ all at the same time. But the harsh weather of the North Pole keeps broken the machines out. Each machine has a Panel that indi...

I took an online IQ test(https://www.test-guide.com/iq/free-iq-tests/free-iq-test.html) and encountered a question that I wasn't able to solve: I did not find a pattern that produces the third image. I thought that it was a pattern of how the circles moved, but after trying very hard to look for...

I'm writing a paper for school at the moment (12 grade) and I came across the Name Swaszek. His strategy is often reffered to as being solveable without any computers. I have read a couple of articles concerning his Strategy but have yet to udnerstand it. Maybe some of you have a better understan...