A person walks along a path, there are two paths and two doors, one door leads to hell, one leads to heaven, and one guy is a liar and the other a truth teller. You can only ask one question.
I don't know riddles as much as I know tongue twisters but they are two different things. Here's one though: What walks on four legs in the morning, two in the afternoon, and three at dawn? It's a very easy riddle since it's very famous/common but it seemed like a disgrace not to put it on this specific thread. And I didn't find it on google I just have past experience with it.
A person walks along a path, there are two paths and two doors, one door leads to hell, one leads to heaven, and one guy is a liar and the other a truth teller. You can only ask one question.
Ask either "which door would the other tell me to take", then take the one they don't say. The liar would say the one who tells the truth would chose the wrong door, and the truth teller would say the one who lies would choose the wrong door.
A person walks along a path, there are two paths and two doors, one door leads to hell, one leads to heaven, and one guy is a liar and the other a truth teller. You can only ask one question.
Darn it. I was about to say one of the many variations of that riddle and yes that is the answer. But when i saw that someone had already posted it I obviously didn't.
, many people belive that the egg had to have come first. But who laid that egg? Thats what no scientist can prove of figure out , lol . Intresting stuff XD!!!!!!!!!!!!
Well technically for the chicken or the egg you need to know it's life cycle. Born from egg, does stuff, mates and/or incubates eggs until they hatch, take care of chicks, then sadly die. So, there really is no right answer, you can't say egg because what about the chicken that laid it. But you can't say chicken because it hatched from the egg first in order to become a chicken. Besides, isn't anybody gonna answer my riddle?
