What do you mean a crow is like a writing desk?

The original sentence of "crow is like a writing desk" is "crow is like a writing desk"

This crow refers to a crow. A crow's nest is most like a writing desk. It appeared in the south in May, in the middle of Ophiuchus, slightly above the horizon. Looks like a crow constellation. In the lower right (southwest) of Capricorn, the main star of Virgo, four third-class stars are drawn as an unequal quadrilateral like a tent.

In Greek mythology, this crow was originally the messenger of Zeus, with silvery wings and the ability to understand language. Babylon, also known as "Crane", takes "Qi" as the wind star, and is one of the seven lodging places of Suzaku in the south. ?

"Because both have B, and neither has N."

If this sentence is taken as the answer to the question, it is understood as "both have a B and neither has an N." If you do this, you will find it is not right at all, and you will be more confused. In fact, this sentence means "there is a B in both words, and there is an N in both words."

The interesting thing about this answer is that answering a meaningless question with a meaningless answer, although the answer is irrelevant, has caused a gap similar to a cold joke.