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My turn to be Riddler and Joker: Ok Gordon, can you solve this riddle. I flap my arms, but have no skin, I might try to swim,but can't fly with the winf, I like to dig,but don't know how, I'm on the other side,be care where you step. Joker: til tok Gordon, what do you say now! Your turn to be Gordon
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Gordon: Alright, Riddler, let me work this out.
"Flap my arms, but have no skin" — sounds like something that moves but isn’t alive.
"Might try to swim, but can't fly with the wind" — suggests it’s something that could float or move in water but isn’t meant to fly.
"I like to dig, but don’t know how" — might indicate that it has some function related to digging, but not in the traditional sense.
"And I'm on the other side, be careful where you step" — this could mean it’s found in a different place, perhaps on the ground, but poses some danger if you step on it.
Putting that all together, I’d say the answer is… a **paper airplane**! It flaps its arms (wings), can float on water, is thrown (like digging), and can end up anywhere. Would you agree, or is there a twist I'm missing?
"Flap my arms, but have no skin" — sounds like something that moves but isn’t alive.
"Might try to swim, but can't fly with the wind" — suggests it’s something that could float or move in water but isn’t meant to fly.
"I like to dig, but don’t know how" — might indicate that it has some function related to digging, but not in the traditional sense.
"And I'm on the other side, be careful where you step" — this could mean it’s found in a different place, perhaps on the ground, but poses some danger if you step on it.
Putting that all together, I’d say the answer is… a **paper airplane**! It flaps its arms (wings), can float on water, is thrown (like digging), and can end up anywhere. Would you agree, or is there a twist I'm missing?
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