What is the magic ball of every day?Unharmed, you need it every dayYou use me every day - what am I?Every day...
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What is the magic ball of every day?
Unharmed, you need it every dayYou use me every day - what am I?Every day is ThursdayWhat am I? Every day for most of usI live, yet I die every dayI climb Every DayYou see me every dayHarnessed by the 6th dayWho is the hero of my every day?What is this diamond of every day?
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Part of the everyday object series
Look at this magic ball of every day!
Knock it too hard and it runs away.
Heat it up to stop its run in its track,
But once it turned firm there's no going back.
It might become a new life, or nourish one old.
Beneath its plate of armor lies a heart of gold.
What is it?
riddle rhyme
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ElmyElmy
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Part of the everyday object series
Look at this magic ball of every day!
Knock it too hard and it runs away.
Heat it up to stop its run in its track,
But once it turned firm there's no going back.
It might become a new life, or nourish one old.
Beneath its plate of armor lies a heart of gold.
What is it?
riddle rhyme
asked 4 hours ago
ElmyElmy
2227
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Not to be picky, but do you mean "its" instead of "it's"?
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– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
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@Brandon_J I changed the spelling, hope it's correct now.
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– Elmy
4 hours ago
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Looks great now!
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– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
add a comment |
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Part of the everyday object series
Look at this magic ball of every day!
Knock it too hard and it runs away.
Heat it up to stop its run in its track,
But once it turned firm there's no going back.
It might become a new life, or nourish one old.
Beneath its plate of armor lies a heart of gold.
What is it?
riddle rhyme
asked 4 hours ago
ElmyElmy
2227
$endgroup$
Part of the everyday object series
Look at this magic ball of every day!
Knock it too hard and it runs away.
Heat it up to stop its run in its track,
But once it turned firm there's no going back.
It might become a new life, or nourish one old.
Beneath its plate of armor lies a heart of gold.
What is it?
riddle rhyme
riddle rhyme
asked 4 hours ago
ElmyElmy
2227
asked 4 hours ago
ElmyElmy
2227
edited 4 hours ago
Elmy
asked 4 hours ago
ElmyElmy
2227
asked 4 hours ago
ElmyElmy
2227
asked 4 hours ago
ElmyElmy
2227
2227
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Not to be picky, but do you mean "its" instead of "it's"?
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– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
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@Brandon_J I changed the spelling, hope it's correct now.
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– Elmy
4 hours ago
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Looks great now!
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– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Not to be picky, but do you mean "its" instead of "it's"?
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
$begingroup$
@Brandon_J I changed the spelling, hope it's correct now.
$endgroup$
– Elmy
4 hours ago
$begingroup$
Looks great now!
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
$begingroup$
Not to be picky, but do you mean "its" instead of "it's"?
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
$begingroup$
Not to be picky, but do you mean "its" instead of "it's"?
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
$begingroup$
@Brandon_J I changed the spelling, hope it's correct now.
$endgroup$
– Elmy
4 hours ago
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@Brandon_J I changed the spelling, hope it's correct now.
$endgroup$
– Elmy
4 hours ago
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Looks great now!
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– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
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Looks great now!
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I believe it is:
An egg
Knock it too hard and it runs away.
If you break an egg the contents will run out of the shell.
Heat it up to stop it's run in it's track,
When an egg is cooked its inner becomes solid and won't run anymore.
But once it turned firm there's no going back.
The inside of an egg normally
It might become a new life, or nourish one old.
When an egg hatches a new creature comes out. If it hasn't been eaten beforehand.
Beneath it's plate of armor lies a heart of gold.
Underneath the shell an egg contains a yoke.
answered 4 hours ago
WolffWolff
21914
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lol 13 second difference between our answers.
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– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
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Damn that was quick! Congratulations.
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– Elmy
4 hours ago
4
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Uh thanks, but to be fair, I believe @Brandon_J answered a few seconds before me.
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– Wolff
4 hours ago
add a comment |
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The answer is
An egg.
Look at this magic ball of every day!
Eggs are everyday objects.
Knock it too hard and it runs away.
The egg breaks when hit and the contents "run" out.
Heat it up to stop its run in its track,
Cooking(heating) the egg solidifies the contents of the egg and makes it less runny.
But once it turned firm there's no going back.
You cannot uncook an egg.
It might become a new life, or nourish one old.
If the egg is fertilized, it becomes a chick, which is a new life. If not, it will be cooked to nourish a human that can eat solid foods.
Beneath its plate of armor lies a heart of gold.
The golden-colored yolk lies under the hard shell of the egg.
answered 4 hours ago
Brandon_JBrandon_J
2,467233
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Actually you can.
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– noedne
4 hours ago
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Darn science. But for the average citizen, ya know, it's impossible. @noedne
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– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
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@Elmy I think I was in first, but barely
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– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
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I believe it is:
An egg
Knock it too hard and it runs away.
If you break an egg the contents will run out of the shell.
Heat it up to stop it's run in it's track,
When an egg is cooked its inner becomes solid and won't run anymore.
But once it turned firm there's no going back.
The inside of an egg normally
It might become a new life, or nourish one old.
When an egg hatches a new creature comes out. If it hasn't been eaten beforehand.
Beneath it's plate of armor lies a heart of gold.
Underneath the shell an egg contains a yoke.
answered 4 hours ago
WolffWolff
21914
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lol 13 second difference between our answers.
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– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
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Damn that was quick! Congratulations.
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– Elmy
4 hours ago
4
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Uh thanks, but to be fair, I believe @Brandon_J answered a few seconds before me.
$endgroup$
– Wolff
4 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
I believe it is:
An egg
Knock it too hard and it runs away.
If you break an egg the contents will run out of the shell.
Heat it up to stop it's run in it's track,
When an egg is cooked its inner becomes solid and won't run anymore.
But once it turned firm there's no going back.
The inside of an egg normally
It might become a new life, or nourish one old.
When an egg hatches a new creature comes out. If it hasn't been eaten beforehand.
Beneath it's plate of armor lies a heart of gold.
Underneath the shell an egg contains a yoke.
answered 4 hours ago
WolffWolff
21914
$endgroup$
$begingroup$
lol 13 second difference between our answers.
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
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Damn that was quick! Congratulations.
$endgroup$
– Elmy
4 hours ago
4
$begingroup$
Uh thanks, but to be fair, I believe @Brandon_J answered a few seconds before me.
$endgroup$
– Wolff
4 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
I believe it is:
An egg
Knock it too hard and it runs away.
If you break an egg the contents will run out of the shell.
Heat it up to stop it's run in it's track,
When an egg is cooked its inner becomes solid and won't run anymore.
But once it turned firm there's no going back.
The inside of an egg normally
It might become a new life, or nourish one old.
When an egg hatches a new creature comes out. If it hasn't been eaten beforehand.
Beneath it's plate of armor lies a heart of gold.
Underneath the shell an egg contains a yoke.
answered 4 hours ago
WolffWolff
21914
$endgroup$
I believe it is:
An egg
Knock it too hard and it runs away.
If you break an egg the contents will run out of the shell.
Heat it up to stop it's run in it's track,
When an egg is cooked its inner becomes solid and won't run anymore.
But once it turned firm there's no going back.
The inside of an egg normally
It might become a new life, or nourish one old.
When an egg hatches a new creature comes out. If it hasn't been eaten beforehand.
Beneath it's plate of armor lies a heart of gold.
Underneath the shell an egg contains a yoke.
answered 4 hours ago
WolffWolff
21914
answered 4 hours ago
WolffWolff
21914
answered 4 hours ago
WolffWolff
21914
answered 4 hours ago
WolffWolff
21914
21914
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lol 13 second difference between our answers.
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– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
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Damn that was quick! Congratulations.
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– Elmy
4 hours ago
4
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Uh thanks, but to be fair, I believe @Brandon_J answered a few seconds before me.
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– Wolff
4 hours ago
add a comment |
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lol 13 second difference between our answers.
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– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
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Damn that was quick! Congratulations.
$endgroup$
– Elmy
4 hours ago
4
$begingroup$
Uh thanks, but to be fair, I believe @Brandon_J answered a few seconds before me.
$endgroup$
– Wolff
4 hours ago
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lol 13 second difference between our answers.
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– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
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lol 13 second difference between our answers.
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
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Damn that was quick! Congratulations.
$endgroup$
– Elmy
4 hours ago
$begingroup$
Damn that was quick! Congratulations.
$endgroup$
– Elmy
4 hours ago
4
4
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Uh thanks, but to be fair, I believe @Brandon_J answered a few seconds before me.
$endgroup$
– Wolff
4 hours ago
$begingroup$
Uh thanks, but to be fair, I believe @Brandon_J answered a few seconds before me.
$endgroup$
– Wolff
4 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
The answer is
An egg.
Look at this magic ball of every day!
Eggs are everyday objects.
Knock it too hard and it runs away.
The egg breaks when hit and the contents "run" out.
Heat it up to stop its run in its track,
Cooking(heating) the egg solidifies the contents of the egg and makes it less runny.
But once it turned firm there's no going back.
You cannot uncook an egg.
It might become a new life, or nourish one old.
If the egg is fertilized, it becomes a chick, which is a new life. If not, it will be cooked to nourish a human that can eat solid foods.
Beneath its plate of armor lies a heart of gold.
The golden-colored yolk lies under the hard shell of the egg.
answered 4 hours ago
Brandon_JBrandon_J
2,467233
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Actually you can.
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– noedne
4 hours ago
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Darn science. But for the average citizen, ya know, it's impossible. @noedne
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– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
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@Elmy I think I was in first, but barely
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
The answer is
An egg.
Look at this magic ball of every day!
Eggs are everyday objects.
Knock it too hard and it runs away.
The egg breaks when hit and the contents "run" out.
Heat it up to stop its run in its track,
Cooking(heating) the egg solidifies the contents of the egg and makes it less runny.
But once it turned firm there's no going back.
You cannot uncook an egg.
It might become a new life, or nourish one old.
If the egg is fertilized, it becomes a chick, which is a new life. If not, it will be cooked to nourish a human that can eat solid foods.
Beneath its plate of armor lies a heart of gold.
The golden-colored yolk lies under the hard shell of the egg.
answered 4 hours ago
Brandon_JBrandon_J
2,467233
$endgroup$
$begingroup$
Actually you can.
$endgroup$
– noedne
4 hours ago
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Darn science. But for the average citizen, ya know, it's impossible. @noedne
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
$begingroup$
@Elmy I think I was in first, but barely
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
The answer is
An egg.
Look at this magic ball of every day!
Eggs are everyday objects.
Knock it too hard and it runs away.
The egg breaks when hit and the contents "run" out.
Heat it up to stop its run in its track,
Cooking(heating) the egg solidifies the contents of the egg and makes it less runny.
But once it turned firm there's no going back.
You cannot uncook an egg.
It might become a new life, or nourish one old.
If the egg is fertilized, it becomes a chick, which is a new life. If not, it will be cooked to nourish a human that can eat solid foods.
Beneath its plate of armor lies a heart of gold.
The golden-colored yolk lies under the hard shell of the egg.
answered 4 hours ago
Brandon_JBrandon_J
2,467233
$endgroup$
The answer is
An egg.
Look at this magic ball of every day!
Eggs are everyday objects.
Knock it too hard and it runs away.
The egg breaks when hit and the contents "run" out.
Heat it up to stop its run in its track,
Cooking(heating) the egg solidifies the contents of the egg and makes it less runny.
But once it turned firm there's no going back.
You cannot uncook an egg.
It might become a new life, or nourish one old.
If the egg is fertilized, it becomes a chick, which is a new life. If not, it will be cooked to nourish a human that can eat solid foods.
Beneath its plate of armor lies a heart of gold.
The golden-colored yolk lies under the hard shell of the egg.
answered 4 hours ago
Brandon_JBrandon_J
2,467233
answered 4 hours ago
Brandon_JBrandon_J
2,467233
answered 4 hours ago
Brandon_JBrandon_J
2,467233
answered 4 hours ago
Brandon_JBrandon_J
2,467233
2,467233
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Actually you can.
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– noedne
4 hours ago
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Darn science. But for the average citizen, ya know, it's impossible. @noedne
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– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
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@Elmy I think I was in first, but barely
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– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
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Actually you can.
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– noedne
4 hours ago
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Darn science. But for the average citizen, ya know, it's impossible. @noedne
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
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@Elmy I think I was in first, but barely
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– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
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Actually you can.
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– noedne
4 hours ago
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Actually you can.
$endgroup$
– noedne
4 hours ago
$begingroup$
Darn science. But for the average citizen, ya know, it's impossible. @noedne
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
$begingroup$
Darn science. But for the average citizen, ya know, it's impossible. @noedne
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
$begingroup$
@Elmy I think I was in first, but barely
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– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
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@Elmy I think I was in first, but barely
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– Brandon_J
4 hours ago
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Not to be picky, but do you mean "its" instead of "it's"?
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– Brandon_J
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@Brandon_J I changed the spelling, hope it's correct now.
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Looks great now!
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