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No, cars should not wear pants because it is not physically possible for a car to wear clothes, and doing so would serve no practical purpose; the primary function of a car is transportation, which is not impacted by clothing. This is a humorous question with the clear answer being that cars cannot wear pants; it's meant to be a silly concept. Key points to consider:

Functionality: Cars are designed to move and function without clothing, and adding pants would not enhance their performance in any way.

Safety concerns: Loose clothing on a moving vehicle could potentially cause distractions or safety issues for the driver.

Physical limitations: A car does not have the necessary body parts to wear pants.

You inspired me to try an Escher sentence:

Have more people been to the moon than I have?

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If you tried to lick a cloud, you wouldn't feel anything significant because clouds are primarily made up of tiny water droplets suspended in the air, so licking it would feel like a very light mist on your tongue, essentially just a bit of dampness with no noticeable taste; you would not be able to "lick" a cloud in the traditional sense as there's no solid mass to grab onto.