erm.. i don't know

Oh, ok.

You have a dime and a dollar, you buy a dog and a collar, the dog is a dollar more than the collar, how much is the collar?

A dime?

Nope.





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Curses...

5 cents
I've heard that one too

With or without tax?

WWW, are you being serious??

Alfie - Sorry but, no.

Of course!

EDIT: It's impossible to tell. The riddle doesn't tell you how much money you used.

No - the dog is 1.05 and the collar 0.05
That is the only logical soloution

Lew, I googled and Alfie is right.

I googled it *(to see if I got it right) and... no wait, how much is a nickel??

5 cents.

... and how much is a cent??

1/100th of a US Dollar.

So that means... Alfie is right. Up you come Alfie, ur turn *Is regretting this being *easy**

A man pushed his car into a hotel. At the hotel he becomes bankrupt. Why?

He got fined for pushing the car *litterally* into the hotel.

nope

Is he playing monopoly??

Wait. That makes no sense. Why couldn't it be 1.00 and .10?

wft do you mean??

Lew: yes
WWW:
You have a dime and a dollar, you buy a dog and a collar, the dog is a dollar more than the collar, how much is the collar?
If it was 0.10, the dog would have had to be 1.10, because it is 1.00 more

How few times can you weigh 9 identical cookies on a balance scale to find the one with a gold ring inside?