riddles RIDDles RIDDLES

This one took me a while to get:

You are standing in front of two identical wooden doors, and you know that one leads to heaven and one to hell - however you do not know which is which. Each of the doors has a guard posted before it, and you also know that one always tells the truth, and that one always lies, however once more, you do not know which is which. You are allowed to ask one question to either guard, so what question should you ask to figure out which door leads to heaven?

 

Show me your Devil Trigger!

*Devil Triggers into Devil Kazuya*

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But seriously, I'm stumped.

 

An egg.

 

... I remember watching this from the movie labyrinth... I can't seem to remember the answer

 

Umm... Can you show me the light? Lol. Random.

 

I would ask one of the guards what door the other guard would say leads to heaven, then take the opposite door as to what their response is. If you ask the guard who is lying what door the honest guy would say, he would intentionally tell you the wrong door to choose, as he would lie to what the honest guard would say. If you asked the honest guy, he would tell you what door leads to hell, so you would take the other door. Either response to that question, you would take the opposite door to their answer. That was a tricky one!

Heres one:

You are running in a close race, and just as you cross the finish line you pass third place. What place did you come in?
miros

 

1st

 

Nope.
miros

 

second

 

Nope, you are getting warmer
miros

 

third

 

...yes...
miros

 

I have one

I am not amused when confused with a stony stare,
With a lifeless head but lively hair.

 

medusa.

 

I think your right.

 

How bout this. A man is about to be killed by an indian tribe. The head of the tribe asks him to make a statement. If the statement is true, he will be hanged. If the statement is false, he will be burnt. 10 seconds later, the man walks away unharmed. What did the man say?

 

You will Burn me?

 

Pretty sure thats right.

 

Yeap, you are correct xD someone else's turn

 

Here's a relatively simple but deceptive one.

I have a pencil and rubber. they both cost $1.10 together, and the pencil is worth $1.00 more than the rubber.
How much is the rubber worth?

This tests your financial skill