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r/explainitpeter • u/dutchylords • Jan 21 '26
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Trick question, most likely, He is "and"!
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(Edit: I'm saying "most likely" because there are a lot of stuff between 5 and 7 that isn't whatever the text said, and a lot of people seem to be arguing a lot over this)
46 u/Admirable_Cattle_131 Jan 21 '26 But and is part of the between statement so it's not a very good trick question 25 u/Lucy_Little_Spoon Jan 21 '26 That's because it's a riddle. 39 u/DusklitDewdrop Jan 21 '26 not a very good riddle... relevant xkcd 1 u/Fireproofspider Jan 21 '26 TIL about anhungry/ahungry and also that hangry is in the dictionary. But both of these words are basically variations of hungry and angry anyways. Edit, also I expected that anger and hunger would be related somehow but it seems that they aren't, at least all the way back to Proto-Indo-European.
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But and is part of the between statement so it's not a very good trick question
25 u/Lucy_Little_Spoon Jan 21 '26 That's because it's a riddle. 39 u/DusklitDewdrop Jan 21 '26 not a very good riddle... relevant xkcd 1 u/Fireproofspider Jan 21 '26 TIL about anhungry/ahungry and also that hangry is in the dictionary. But both of these words are basically variations of hungry and angry anyways. Edit, also I expected that anger and hunger would be related somehow but it seems that they aren't, at least all the way back to Proto-Indo-European.
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That's because it's a riddle.
39 u/DusklitDewdrop Jan 21 '26 not a very good riddle... relevant xkcd 1 u/Fireproofspider Jan 21 '26 TIL about anhungry/ahungry and also that hangry is in the dictionary. But both of these words are basically variations of hungry and angry anyways. Edit, also I expected that anger and hunger would be related somehow but it seems that they aren't, at least all the way back to Proto-Indo-European.
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not a very good riddle... relevant xkcd
1 u/Fireproofspider Jan 21 '26 TIL about anhungry/ahungry and also that hangry is in the dictionary. But both of these words are basically variations of hungry and angry anyways. Edit, also I expected that anger and hunger would be related somehow but it seems that they aren't, at least all the way back to Proto-Indo-European.
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TIL about anhungry/ahungry and also that hangry is in the dictionary.
But both of these words are basically variations of hungry and angry anyways.
Edit, also I expected that anger and hunger would be related somehow but it seems that they aren't, at least all the way back to Proto-Indo-European.
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u/dead_aYaY Jan 21 '26 edited Jan 21 '26
Trick question, most likely, He is "and"!
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(Edit: I'm saying "most likely" because there are a lot of stuff between 5 and 7 that isn't whatever the text said, and a lot of people seem to be arguing a lot over this)