A Riddle...

A man, lost in the wilderness, comes to a bridge, he HAS to cross this bridge to have any chance of survival. The man has 4 eggs, all of which are vital in saving him from starvation, but the bridge that he has to cross can only take the weight of the man and 3 of his eggs, how does the man cross the bridge in ONE journey with all 4 eggs without it collapsing?

I think I might of posted this before, but thought I would again anyway because no one I know has ever got it... Without being a cheating f**ker that is.

 

Is the man a construction engineer capable of bolstering the bridge strength, fast enough to **** an egg and run to the other side to catch it or maybe a capable of juggling to keep the weight of two in the air at all times?

EDIT: I did not say ***** an egg...

 

Juggling them is my only guess ??

 

At a random guess, takes of his shoes leaves them there and takes 4 eggs instead. Shoe > Egg.

 

Take 3 across, put them on the floor, go back and get the other egg, it is ONE journey if you think about it.

 

Eat one egg, and carry the other 3 across?

 

I completely forgot about this thread, but Warehouse was in fact correct with his juggling guess, though I have a feeling the sneaky little b*stardio may of cheated.

 

:dismay:

 

Then he's buggered.

 

juggling? what a crap answer

 

May aswell continue this thread, very basic one, very easy, you won't need to cheat.

What gets wet as it drys?

 

someone who likes doing the dishes waaaaay too much

 

A towel

 

just when you think no one would ever be able to answer it...