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Comments (12)
jenmikala
6 January 2011
Well, it depends.
He could wait for the lions to starve to death, then enter.
Or he could walk over the door that drops into a pit, assuming it is on the ground.
Schranz bass
14 March 2011
The second room, which promises to 'hold back' poison gasses.
cat
5 July 2011
The room with the three doors.
jkj123
16 June 2013
the room with the hungry lions because if they are hungry it means they are dead
jkj123
16 June 2013
bottomless pit. there is no bottom wichc means he dosent hit the ground and die.
zozee
11 September 2013
Lions would already be dead
ashta27
20 February 2014
The room he's already in.
Gazza
6 May 2014
I agree with jkj123, Bottomless pit - it would be Awesome, die of thirst after days of continuous falling. You would probably black out due to acceleration right? So unconsciously falling for a while, then your body falling for eternity.
dante
19 December 2014
considering he spelled sentence wrong he could have meant black poisonous gas which in that case id stay out of there the lions are hungry and waiting which means they are not dead falling until you die into a hole that would very quickly become pitch black is not an ideal way to die either
i would have to say yea if back is not a spelling mistake id would go into that room as it would be the safest.
mrssmithrlc
12 April 2015
I think the puzzle should read this way:
A murderer is condemned to death. He has to choose between three rooms.
The first is full of raging fires, the second is full of assassins with
loaded guns, and the third is full of lions that haven''t eaten in 3 years.
Which room is safest for him?
And the answer is the room with the lions because if they haven't eaten in 3 years they are, in fact, dead and would not be a threat.
sushil816
22 April 2015
The man was a lion tamer, so he entered the first room and tries to control the hungry lions.
Comments (12)
Well, it depends.
He could wait for the lions to starve to death, then enter.
Or he could walk over the door that drops into a pit, assuming it is on the ground.
The second room, which promises to 'hold back' poison gasses.
The room with the three doors.
the room with the hungry lions because if they are hungry it means they are dead
bottomless pit. there is no bottom wichc means he dosent hit the ground and die.
Lions would already be dead
The room he's already in.
I agree with jkj123, Bottomless pit - it would be Awesome, die of thirst after days of continuous falling. You would probably black out due to acceleration right? So unconsciously falling for a while, then your body falling for eternity.
considering he spelled sentence wrong he could have meant black poisonous gas which in that case id stay out of there the lions are hungry and waiting which means they are not dead falling until you die into a hole that would very quickly become pitch black is not an ideal way to die either
i would have to say yea if back is not a spelling mistake id would go into that room as it would be the safest.
I think the puzzle should read this way:
A murderer is condemned to death. He has to choose between three rooms.
The first is full of raging fires, the second is full of assassins with
loaded guns, and the third is full of lions that haven''t eaten in 3 years.
Which room is safest for him?
And the answer is the room with the lions because if they haven't eaten in 3 years they are, in fact, dead and would not be a threat.
The man was a lion tamer, so he entered the first room and tries to control the hungry lions.
youre right
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