Why will my friend have to grow his beard out?

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My friend Leonard came to me with a problem the other day. He said, “Tanner, I want to have a clean-shaven face. But every time I use a razor, I end up with this nasty painful rash.”



“Razor burn,” I said.



“Yeah, that's right,” said Leonard. “Do you have any advice for me?”



“Unfortunately, there's no good solution,” I told him. “You're going to have to either grow your beard out, or just cope with those painful rashes.”



Why will Leonard have to grow his beard out?






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  • Beacuse he who shaves all the barbers who do not shave themselves should never ask whether you need a haircut. I think that's how the proverb goes.
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My friend Leonard came to me with a problem the other day. He said, “Tanner, I want to have a clean-shaven face. But every time I use a razor, I end up with this nasty painful rash.”



“Razor burn,” I said.



“Yeah, that's right,” said Leonard. “Do you have any advice for me?”



“Unfortunately, there's no good solution,” I told him. “You're going to have to either grow your beard out, or just cope with those painful rashes.”



Why will Leonard have to grow his beard out?






wordplay english







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  • Beacuse he who shaves all the barbers who do not shave themselves should never ask whether you need a haircut. I think that's how the proverb goes.
    – deep thought
    2 hours ago












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Knowledge required for this riddle: English-language proverbs.



My friend Leonard came to me with a problem the other day. He said, “Tanner, I want to have a clean-shaven face. But every time I use a razor, I end up with this nasty painful rash.”



“Razor burn,” I said.



“Yeah, that's right,” said Leonard. “Do you have any advice for me?”



“Unfortunately, there's no good solution,” I told him. “You're going to have to either grow your beard out, or just cope with those painful rashes.”



Why will Leonard have to grow his beard out?






wordplay english







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Knowledge required for this riddle: English-language proverbs.



My friend Leonard came to me with a problem the other day. He said, “Tanner, I want to have a clean-shaven face. But every time I use a razor, I end up with this nasty painful rash.”



“Razor burn,” I said.



“Yeah, that's right,” said Leonard. “Do you have any advice for me?”



“Unfortunately, there's no good solution,” I told him. “You're going to have to either grow your beard out, or just cope with those painful rashes.”



Why will Leonard have to grow his beard out?






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  • Beacuse he who shaves all the barbers who do not shave themselves should never ask whether you need a haircut. I think that's how the proverb goes.
    – deep thought
    2 hours ago
















  • Beacuse he who shaves all the barbers who do not shave themselves should never ask whether you need a haircut. I think that's how the proverb goes.
    – deep thought
    2 hours ago















Beacuse he who shaves all the barbers who do not shave themselves should never ask whether you need a haircut. I think that's how the proverb goes.
– deep thought
2 hours ago




Beacuse he who shaves all the barbers who do not shave themselves should never ask whether you need a haircut. I think that's how the proverb goes.
– deep thought
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A Leo1-pard2 can't change his spots.



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2 another word for partner, chum







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  • Interesting... You're coming at this from the right angle, but the intended answer is something that fits a lot more naturally, I think.
    – Tanner Swett
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    This isn't the intended answer. I don't really see how this is related to the riddle, to be honest.
    – Tanner Swett
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  • Well I presumed it to be not this easy. But I was thinking that if Leonard gets razor burnt everytime then it might be this answer. Meaning that he gets the result according to the action taken by him.
    – Vivek Parekh
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  • The intended answer is wordplay, though.
    – Tanner Swett
    9 mins ago










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I hope I'm not even close, but maybe...




A Leo1-pard2 can't change his spots.



1 short for Leonard
2 another word for partner, chum







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  • Interesting... You're coming at this from the right angle, but the intended answer is something that fits a lot more naturally, I think.
    – Tanner Swett
    31 mins ago














up vote
3
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I hope I'm not even close, but maybe...




A Leo1-pard2 can't change his spots.



1 short for Leonard
2 another word for partner, chum







share|improve this answer




















  • Interesting... You're coming at this from the right angle, but the intended answer is something that fits a lot more naturally, I think.
    – Tanner Swett
    31 mins ago












up vote
3
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up vote
3
down vote









I hope I'm not even close, but maybe...




A Leo1-pard2 can't change his spots.



1 short for Leonard
2 another word for partner, chum







share|improve this answer












I hope I'm not even close, but maybe...




A Leo1-pard2 can't change his spots.



1 short for Leonard
2 another word for partner, chum








share|improve this answer












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  • Interesting... You're coming at this from the right angle, but the intended answer is something that fits a lot more naturally, I think.
    – Tanner Swett
    31 mins ago
















  • Interesting... You're coming at this from the right angle, but the intended answer is something that fits a lot more naturally, I think.
    – Tanner Swett
    31 mins ago















Interesting... You're coming at this from the right angle, but the intended answer is something that fits a lot more naturally, I think.
– Tanner Swett
31 mins ago




Interesting... You're coming at this from the right angle, but the intended answer is something that fits a lot more naturally, I think.
– Tanner Swett
31 mins ago










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Maybe




As you sow, so you shall reap







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    This isn't the intended answer. I don't really see how this is related to the riddle, to be honest.
    – Tanner Swett
    47 mins ago










  • Well I presumed it to be not this easy. But I was thinking that if Leonard gets razor burnt everytime then it might be this answer. Meaning that he gets the result according to the action taken by him.
    – Vivek Parekh
    19 mins ago











  • The intended answer is wordplay, though.
    – Tanner Swett
    9 mins ago














up vote
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Maybe




As you sow, so you shall reap







share|improve this answer
















  • 1




    This isn't the intended answer. I don't really see how this is related to the riddle, to be honest.
    – Tanner Swett
    47 mins ago










  • Well I presumed it to be not this easy. But I was thinking that if Leonard gets razor burnt everytime then it might be this answer. Meaning that he gets the result according to the action taken by him.
    – Vivek Parekh
    19 mins ago











  • The intended answer is wordplay, though.
    – Tanner Swett
    9 mins ago












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As you sow, so you shall reap







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    This isn't the intended answer. I don't really see how this is related to the riddle, to be honest.
    – Tanner Swett
    47 mins ago










  • Well I presumed it to be not this easy. But I was thinking that if Leonard gets razor burnt everytime then it might be this answer. Meaning that he gets the result according to the action taken by him.
    – Vivek Parekh
    19 mins ago











  • The intended answer is wordplay, though.
    – Tanner Swett
    9 mins ago












  • 1




    This isn't the intended answer. I don't really see how this is related to the riddle, to be honest.
    – Tanner Swett
    47 mins ago










  • Well I presumed it to be not this easy. But I was thinking that if Leonard gets razor burnt everytime then it might be this answer. Meaning that he gets the result according to the action taken by him.
    – Vivek Parekh
    19 mins ago











  • The intended answer is wordplay, though.
    – Tanner Swett
    9 mins ago







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This isn't the intended answer. I don't really see how this is related to the riddle, to be honest.
– Tanner Swett
47 mins ago




This isn't the intended answer. I don't really see how this is related to the riddle, to be honest.
– Tanner Swett
47 mins ago












Well I presumed it to be not this easy. But I was thinking that if Leonard gets razor burnt everytime then it might be this answer. Meaning that he gets the result according to the action taken by him.
– Vivek Parekh
19 mins ago





Well I presumed it to be not this easy. But I was thinking that if Leonard gets razor burnt everytime then it might be this answer. Meaning that he gets the result according to the action taken by him.
– Vivek Parekh
19 mins ago













The intended answer is wordplay, though.
– Tanner Swett
9 mins ago




The intended answer is wordplay, though.
– Tanner Swett
9 mins ago

















 

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