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A collection of very unusual riddles with a catch for a law-abiding citizen. In certain places, based on your answer, your future fate may happen. I often encountered similar prison puzzles during my youth. Prison puzzles are usually given to newcomers to the cell for fun, but the prison puzzle itself and the answer to it will tell the cellmates a lot about the newcomer. In the future, cellmates treat a person based on how he answered tricky questions.
We ask impressionable people, people under 18 years of age, and people with unstable psyches not to read this material. Contains profanity.
The convicts themselves are a very inventive people. And even if the prisoner was a computer scientist in freedom, then in prison he may discover hidden talents in invention. For example, prisoners skillfully know how to adapt to a difficult life thanks to their ingenuity and from scrap materials. With the help of inventions, prisoners can boil water or light a cigarette.
1 Two chairs (classic):
There are two chairs, on one the peaks are sharp, on the other they are f*cked, which one will you sit on, which one will you sit your mother on?
Answer: I’ll take sharpened peaks, cut down the f*cks, sit down myself and imprison my mother.
Answer #2: I’ll sit on the peaks myself, and put my mother on my knees.
2 Parachute:
You are flying on a parachute, on the right is a forest of shit, on the left is a sea of shit. Where will you sit?
Answer: In every forest there is a clearing, and in every sea there is an island.
3 Pit:
You fell into a hole. There's a pie and a dick in the pit. What will you eat, what will you put in your mouth?
Answer: I'll take the pie and crawl out of the hole.
4 *opa or mother?
Will you give it to F*ck or sell your mother?
Answer: Ass is not given, mother is not for sale.
5 Fork:
Direct question: With a fork in the eye or in the ass?
Answer: And there are no forks in the zone.
Answer #2: I don’t see any one-eyed people here.
6 Soap or bread?
What will you eat - soap from the table or bread from the bucket?
Answer: The table is not a soap dish, the bucket is not a bread bin.
7 About the Sahara:
You and Kent are walking through the Sahara Desert. At a distance of a hundred kilometers there is no housing, no settlements, no one and nothing but sand. Suddenly a poisonous snake crawls out, rushes at the kent and bites him on the dick. What are you going to do?
Answer: If the kent has a butt above his knee, then the snake will not reach him. If it’s lower, he’ll suck it himself.
Answer #2: Today it’s a kent, and tomorrow it’s a cop.
8 About the train:
You are riding on a train, chained to levers that can be turned either left or right. There is a fork ahead - on the right the mother is tied to a post, on the left there are kents, about ten people. Where will you turn, who will you run over?
Answer: Today they are kents, tomorrow they are cops.
The answer to all the riddles above: I will wake up.
9 About bones:
The prisoner sits on the shkonar, they open the feeding trough and give gruel and dry bread. In the morning they open the feeder again and see bones. Question: where do the bones come from if the prisoner is alive?
Answer: Dice.
10 About roosters:
There lived two roosters, one was eaten before lunch, and the other after lunch, who was worse?
Answer: Those who already have it worse.
11 Football:
They draw a football goal on the wall and a ball on the floor. They say to score a goal. What will you do?
Answer: Ask for a pass.
12 Broom:
They give you a broom and say: “Play something on the guitar.” What will you do?
Answer: Give me the broom with the words “And you set the mood first”
13 Sew up the bottle:
They break the bottle and say: “Sew it up.” What will you do?
Answer: Ask to turn it inside out.
14 Bayan:
They ask you to play the battery, like a button accordion. What will you do?
Answer: Ask to blow the furs.
And if you are interested in what life is like in prison, we can offer some rather unusual and interesting stories about life in prison. 
15 They sent a man to prison for 9 years:
The man was sent to prison for a strict 9 years. One day his godfather (prison warden) tells him, if you solve the riddle within 9 years, I’ll let you go, well, the man agreed and the warden said:
A 9 letter word, found in every home, ending in “zor”, but not TV. The man thought and thought for 9 long years and still couldn’t guess. After serving his 9 years, he comes home, enters the house and sees this object and dies of a heart attack.
Answer: TV. The question is not about what the jailer wished for, but about the object, about the cat. The man first heard from the jailer (TV), and then saw it at home. And if you read the conditions, you can understand this.
16 A convict escaped from prison on the island:
An island in the ocean. There is a prison on the island, there is water all around. A convict escaped from prison, climbed over the wall, jumped into a motor boat and rowed with all his might. The guards jumped into a faster motorboat and chased after him. They caught up with me, twisted me, grabbed me by the hair, slammed my head against the side, and took me back to prison. There are 3 inconsistencies in this story.
Answer:
1.
A wall is not needed in the open ocean
2.
Why row a motorboat with oars if you have a motor?
3.
The convicts are still bald
Prominent thinkers of the past spoke about this in their time:
There are two chairs. On one the peaks are chiseled, on the other the dicks are jerked off. Which one will you sit on, which one will you put your mother on?
Plato: The two chairs can be seen as a reflection of the dualism of soul and body. If a chair with dicks symbolizes base bodily thoughts, then a chair with spikes reflects the warlike aspirations of the eternal soul. I choose spades.
Aristotle: Knowledge of each separate property must be acquired from experience, and therefore I will try both chairs. However, I like x* better.
Lao Tzu: I think I'll stand.
Thomas Aquinas: Only God is true being; and therefore we should endure all bodily torments with steadfastness, denying lust and the dirty aspirations of the body. So I'll sit on the peaks.
Michel Montaigne: A person cannot know absolute truth, and therefore it makes no difference which chair to sit on.
Schopenhauer: By human activity only anger, selfishness and compassion lead. So sit down on your own fucking chairs, asshole, and I’ll sympathize with you a little.
Voltaire: But where are these chairs? In one place or everywhere without taking up space? I don't know anything about this. Are they made of a single substance? I don't know anything about this. Are the peaks chiseled or the dicks wanked? I don't know anything about this.
Rene Descartes: I am sitting on a chair, which means I exist.
Kant: The question of the two chairs lies in the area of the antinomies of pure reason. If a chair with dicks can be called a thesis, then a chair with spades is its antithesis. Considering that the solution to antinomies can never be found in experience, I will simply sit in front of these chairs and think for a long time, but in the end I will not choose anything.
Hegel: The answer to the questions that philosophy leaves unanswered is that they must be posed differently. What is missing here is a third chair, on which there would be huge dicks studded with sharp spikes. Oops, did I say that out loud?
Marx: Let's just put the capitalists on the chair with dicks and the imperialists on the chair with spades.
Freud: In my opinion, the answer is obvious.
Nietzsche: I'll stand with my feet on both chairs and dance because I'm crazy! Hurray for me!
Berdyaev: I’ll take the sharpened peaks, cut down the dicks and jerk them off, every child here knows this.
Camus: In unspeakable despair, I will lie down on the floor near the chairs and look at the ceiling. And then I will die, like the rest of us.
Heidegger: From which chair should the meaning of being be read, which chair should be the starting point for the discovery of being? The question of two chairs is an existential question, cognizable through experience. But given that experience always already takes place in the world and being, I will not sit on one. Look how many philosophers have already sat on them before me!
Derrida: A chair? What is a "chair"? What is "f*ck"? What are "peaks"? These are just words. We are locked within the boundaries of our language and understand the world only with its help. Therefore your question doesn't make sense.
This prison game is a famous registration, it scares green prisoners even earlier, even in the pre-trial detention cells of the police, where there is always an experienced or simply talkative neighbor who wants to scare. Usually such riddles are asked to beginners for fun, but the riddles themselves and the answers to them will let you know what applies to you based on the answers. Prison games are not being abandoned. Try to give at least a couple of them the correct answer.
Two chairs (classic): There are two chairs, on one the peaks are chiseled, on the other they are f*cked, which one will you sit on, which one will you sit your mother on?
Answer: I’ll take the sharpened peaks, cut down the d*cks, sit down myself and imprison my mother.
Answer No. 2: I’ll sit on the peaks myself, I’ll put my mother on my knees.
Parachute: You are flying on a parachute, on the right there is a forest of shit, on the left there is a sea of shit. Where will you sit?
Answer: In every forest there is a clearing, and in every sea there is an island.
Pit: You fell into a hole. There's a pie and a dick in the pit. What will you eat, what will you put in your mouth?
Answer: I’ll take the pie and crawl out of the hole.
Are you going to give it to F*ck or are you going to sell your mother?
Answer: Ass is not given, mother is not for sale.
Fork: Direct question: With a fork in the eye or in the ass?
Answer: There are no forks in the zone.
Answer No. 2: I don’t see any one-eyed people here.
Soap or bread? What will you eat - soap from the table or bread from the bucket?
Answer: A table is not a soap dish, a bucket is not a bread bin.
About the Sahara: You and Kent are walking through the Sahara Desert. At a distance of a hundred kilometers there is no housing, no settlements, no one and nothing but sand. Suddenly a poisonous snake crawls out, rushes at the kent and bites him on the dick. What are you going to do?
Answer: If a kent has a butt above his knee, then the snake will not reach him. If it’s lower, he’ll suck it himself.
Answer No. 2: Today it’s a kent, and tomorrow it’s a cop.
About the train: You are riding on a train, chained to the levers, they can be turned either left or right. There is a fork ahead - on the right the mother is tied to a post, on the left there are kents, about ten people. Where will you turn, who will you run over?
Answer: Today they are kents, tomorrow they are cops.
The answer to all the riddles above: I’ll wake up... and subscribe to Smart Magazine :)
About the bones: The prisoner sits on the shkonar, they open the feeding trough and give gruel and dry bread. In the morning they open the feeder again and see bones. Question: where do the bones come from if the prisoner is alive?
Answer: Dice.
About roosters: Once upon a time there were two roosters, one was eaten before lunch, and the other after lunch, who was worse?
Answer: Those who already have it worse.
In addition to such riddles, citizen prisoners can also offer the newcomer a series of tests of intelligence and ingenuity.
Football: Draw a football goal on the wall and a ball on the floor. They say to score a goal. What will you do?
Answer: Ask for a pass.
Broom: They give you a broom and say: “Play something on the guitar.” What will you do?
Answer: Give me the broom with the words “And you set the mood first”
Sew up the bottle: They break the bottle and say: “Sew up.” What will you do?
Answer: Ask to turn it inside out.
Bayan: They ask you to play the battery, like a button accordion. What will you do?
Answer: Ask to blow the bellows.
Pilots and miners: Who will you be? - they ask the newcomer. Both are unknown and incomprehensible. Well, a miner, he answers. Then crawl under the bunks, there is a face, collect coal. He crawls, wiping away dust and dirt under the bunks.
Get out. Now who will you be? Well, probably better to be a pilot, he says. He is blindfolded with a towel. Which bunk will you fly from - from the bottom or from the top? - they ask him. I was scared if he said - from the bottom. But he has already heard and understands that the main thing is not to show himself to be a coward under any circumstances. From the top, he answers. Will you fall on dominoes or on arranged chess pieces? - they ask him.
When you stand blindfolded, you obviously have a very vivid picture of how you fly flat from two meters onto the points of arranged figures. It’s bad if a beginner chooses a domino: they will force him to fall, and registration will begin to become stricter. If he overcomes himself and calmly says: off to chess, there will be another three minutes of fear and that’s all.
While they are arranging the figures, while they are placing you on the bunk, and the most terrible seconds are when you have to fly off it yourself - fall with your whole body down blindly. Twitching sharply - there was no - he plops down, waiting acute pain, but falls onto a stretched blanket.
Resistance to pain: A newcomer may be asked to compete with one of the old-timers in resistance to pain. They are both blindfolded (the old-timer first), seated on both sides of the table, and the newcomer’s scrotum, he feels with horror, is tied with a thin rope, the end of which - as they explain to him - is given into the hands of the opponent. And he is given the end of a similarly tied rope.
The start is strictly on command. He quickly pulls the rope, feels unbearable pain, screams and pulls harder, but the pain is even sharper, and he almost loses consciousness, because he is pulling himself - the rope is simply thrown around the table. They untie his eyes and see how he reacted to the bullying.
Bus: A newbie gets down on all fours, and someone heavier climbs on his back. Go! The newcomer walks two or three meters, then the space that is usually in the cell stops to turn around and rest. The rider-passenger asks him which stop. Observing the tone of the game, the beginner names one. Let's move on! This will last until he decides to say: the final stop.
Astrologer: A novice astronomer climbs under his padded jacket and must, through its extended upward sleeve - a telescope - count loudly the stars drawn on paper - he sees them clearly through the sleeve, as if through a pipe. At this time, a basin suddenly pours onto him through his sleeve. cold water- a basin for washing, called Alyonka for some reason, is always in the cell. How will a newcomer react to this, crawling out wet to the general laughter of those around him?
Do you respect me? Do you respect me? - asks one of the old-timers. Yes! - the newcomer answers readily. Then drink a mug of water to my health. He drinks. Do you respect me? - asks the second. Then a mug for me too. And in a cell, as a rule, there are more than a dozen people. After three or four mugs it becomes torture. Guess what, newbie, on the second or third glass, guess to say that you respect everyone and drink the last one for your overall health.
A collection of prison riddles that are asked to a newcomer to the cell. In certain places, based on your answer, your future fate may happen. Usually, such riddles are asked to beginners for fun, but the riddles themselves and the answers to them will make it clear to you what applies to you based on answers. Try to give at least a couple of them the correct answer.
1.TWO CHAIRS (CLASSICS):
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2.PLUG:
3.SOAP OR BREAD?
4. SEW THE BOTTLE:
5.THE MAN SENT TO PRISON FOR 9 YEARS:
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TWO CHAIRS (CLASSIC):
There are two chairs, on one the peaks are sharp, on the other they are f*cked, which one will you sit on, which one will you sit your mother on?
Answer: I’ll take the sharpened peaks, cut down the d*cks, sit down myself and imprison my mother.
Answer No. 2: I’ll sit on the peaks myself, I’ll put my mother on my knees.
PARACHUTE:
You are flying on a parachute, on the right is a forest of shit, on the left is a sea of shit. Where will you sit? Answer: In every forest there is a clearing, and in every sea there is an island.
Direct question: With a fork in the eye or in the ass?
Answer: There are no forks in the zone.
Answer No. 2: I don’t see any one-eyed people here.
SOAP OR BREAD?
What will you eat - soap from the table or bread from the bucket?
Answer: A table is not a soap dish, a bucket is not a bread bin.
ABOUT SUGAR:
You and Kent are walking through the Sahara Desert. At a distance of a hundred kilometers there is no housing, no settlements, no one and nothing but sand. Suddenly a poisonous snake crawls out, rushes at the kent and bites him on the dick. What are you going to do?
Answer: If a kent has a butt above his knee, then the snake will not reach him. If it’s lower, he’ll suck it himself.
FOOTBALL:
They draw a football goal on the wall and a ball on the floor. They say to score a goal. What will you do?
Answer: Ask for a pass.
BROOM:
They give you a broom and say: “Play something on the guitar.” What will you do? Answer: Give me the broom with the words “And you set the mood first.” SEW THE BOTTLE:
They break the bottle and say: “Sew it up.” What will you do?
Answer: Ask to turn it inside out.
A MAN SENT TO PRISON FOR 9 YEARS:
The man was sent to prison for a strict 9 years. One day his godfather (prison warden) tells him, if you solve the riddle within 9 years, I’ll let you go, well, the man agreed and the warden said:
A 9 letter word, found in every home, ending in “zor”, but not TV. The man thought and thought for 9 long years and still couldn’t guess. After serving his 9 years, he comes home, enters the house and sees this object and dies of a heart attack.
Answer: TV. The question is not about what the jailer wished for, but about the object, about the cat. The man first heard from the jailer (TV), and then saw it at home. And if you read the conditions, you can understand this.
There are two chairs, on one the peaks are sharp, on the other they are f*cked, which one will you sit on, which one will you sit your mother on?
Answer: I’ll take the sharpened peaks, cut down the d*cks, sit down myself and imprison my mother.
Answer No. 2: I’ll sit on the peaks myself, I’ll put my mother on my knees.
PARACHUTE:
You are flying on a parachute, on the right is a forest of shit, on the left is a sea of shit. Where will you sit?
Answer: In every forest there is a clearing, and in every sea there is an island.
PIT:
You fell into a hole. There's a pie and a dick in the pit. What will you eat, what will you put in your mouth?
Answer: I’ll take the pie and crawl out of the hole.
*OPA OR MOTHER?
Will you give it to F*ck or sell your mother?
Answer: Ass is not given, mother is not for sale.
FORK:
Direct question: With a fork in the eye or in the ass?
Answer: There are no forks in the zone.
Answer No. 2: I don’t see any one-eyed people here.
SOAP OR BREAD?
What will you eat - soap from the table or bread from the bucket?
Answer: A table is not a soap dish, a bucket is not a bread bin.
ABOUT SUGAR:
You and Kent are walking through the Sahara Desert. At a distance of a hundred kilometers there is no housing, no settlements, no one and nothing but sand. Suddenly a poisonous snake crawls out, rushes at the kent and bites him on the dick. What are you going to do?
Answer: If a kent has a butt above his knee, then the snake will not reach him. If it’s lower, he’ll suck it himself.
Answer No. 2: Today it’s a kent, and tomorrow it’s a cop.
ABOUT THE TRAIN:
You are riding on a train, chained to levers that can be turned either left or right. There is a fork ahead - on the right the mother is tied to a post, on the left there are kents, about ten people. Where will you turn, who will you run over?
Answer: Today they are kents, tomorrow they are cops.
The answer to all the riddles above: I will wake up.
ABOUT THE BONES:
The prisoner sits on the shkonar, they open the feeding trough and give gruel and dry bread. In the morning they open the feeder again and see bones. Question: where do the bones come from if the prisoner is alive?
Answer: Dice.
ABOUT ROOSERS:
There lived two roosters, one was eaten before lunch, and the other after lunch, who was worse?
Answer: Those who already have it worse.
FOOTBALL:
They draw a football goal on the wall and a ball on the floor. They say to score a goal. What will you do?
Answer: Ask for a pass.
BROOM:
They give you a broom and say: “Play something on the guitar.” What will you do?
Answer: Give me the broom with the words “And you set the mood first”
SEW THE BOTTLE:
They break the bottle and say: “Sew it up.” What will you do?
Answer: Ask to turn it inside out.
ACCORDION:
They ask you to play the battery, like a button accordion. What will you do?
Answer: Ask to blow the bellows.
And if you are interested in what life is like in prison, we can offer some rather unusual and interesting stories about life in prison.
A collection of prison riddles and answers.
A MAN SENT TO PRISON FOR 9 YEARS:
The man was sent to prison for a strict 9 years. One day his godfather (prison warden) tells him, if you solve the riddle within 9 years, I’ll let you go, well, the man agreed and the warden said:
A 9 letter word, found in every home, ending in “zor”, but not TV. The man thought and thought for 9 long years and still couldn’t guess. After serving his 9 years, he comes home, enters the house and sees this object and dies of a heart attack.
Answer: TV. The question is not about what the jailer wished for, but about the object, about the cat. The man first heard from the jailer (TV), and then saw it at home. And if you read the conditions, you can understand this.
ZEK ESCAPEED FROM PRISON ON THE ISLAND:
An island in the ocean. There is a prison on the island, there is water all around. A convict escaped from prison, climbed over the wall, jumped into a motor boat and rowed with all his might. The guards jumped into a faster motorboat and chased after him. They caught up with me, twisted me, grabbed me by the hair, slammed my head against the side, and took me back to prison. There are 3 inconsistencies in this story.
Answer:
1. A wall is not needed in the open ocean.
2. Why row a motorboat with oars if you have a motor?
3. The prisoners are still bald
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