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Poor people have it rich people dont want it you cant hold it but if you eat it you will die What is it?
the answer is nothing...bit easy wasn't it =/
A rich man needs .A poor man has .If you eat you die.one word fits in all the three blanks?
The full riddle is: what is more powerful than God, more evil than the Devil, rich people want it, poor people have got it and if you eat it you die? The answer is.... Nothing!
What is the answer to this riddle A rich man needs it--A poor man has it--If you eat it you die?
Nothing is the answer to the riddle. A rich man needs nothing; a poor man has nothing, and if you eat nothing, you will die.
Where did poor people go to toilet in the globe theatre?
Well, the poor people went to the toilet where they stood.
What is the question poor has it rich want it but if you eat it you will die?
This riddle is asked backwards. It should read, "What does a rich man want, a poor man has, and if you eat it you will die?" The answer to that riddle is nothing. A rich person wants nothing, a poor person has nothing, and if you eat nothing, you will die. However, worded the way it is, food seems to be a more correct answer.
In what countries do people eat starfish?
People eat starfish in Japan
What do people in Japan eat?
They eat sushi and about anything that Americans eat.
What do people eat in Japan Tokyo?
Do people in Japan eat abortions?
No.
What did the poor people drink in Victorian times?
what did poor people eat and drink in the victorian era
How do people in japan eat there food?
chopsticks
What do japan people eat for lunch?
frogs
What did poor people eat in 1500?
they eat live animals and fruit
What do people eat on Christmas in Japan?
Japan is not Christian and doesn’t celebrate Christmas.
What do poor people in the days of king Farouk eat?
sureee they do (:, they eat aniimails (:!!!!!
What did poor Chinese people eat?
even poorer chinese people
Do people in Japan eat only fish and rice and why?
No: people in Japan do not eat only fish and rice. They eat the same kinds of food you do, no matter where you are: Japan (especially the cities) has perhaps the largest number of restaurants or other eating establishments in the world, and virtually every kind of cuisine is available. Foreign foods have been incorporated into the Japanese diet for hundreds of years: tempura, for example, is originally a Portuguese dish. Most people in Japan, it is true, do eat much rice, rice having been the staple food of the country for many hundreds of years (though millet was frequently substituted by the poor more than about 100 years ago). Because Japan comprises many mountainous islands (which means that most of the population is relatively close to the sea), fish is a large part of the diet for people living in Japan; it is, however, by no means the exclusive diet of people in Japan.
