Same Room Different Place
Logic puzzles require you to think. You will have to be logical in your reasoning.
A man walks into a room, turns around and walks out the same door he went in. When he gets out he is in a different room than when he started. How is this possible?
Answer
He walks into an elevator.
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tissue   
Aug 12, 2003
| Wow, got me. |
Gerd 
Aug 12, 2003
| It's like the top movie 'Murder by Death'. Very good! |
fishmed
Aug 12, 2003
| But is an elevator really a room? I got it, but just wondering. |
luvupurple 
Aug 13, 2003
| I am not exactly sure if an elevator is defined as a room, but that's what makes it a little bit tougher. |
cmsilverfang
Aug 13, 2003
| I thought it was a great teaser. |
jimbo
Aug 16, 2003
| How about walking into a revolving restaurant? |
Monique114
Sep 12, 2003
| I thought of the same thing that jimbo thought of. |
serendipity
Oct 01, 2003
| my boyfriend is an dummy and said the room was turning. |
LexiCuzn
Oct 16, 2003
| So Cool. |
Ace_Revolver
Oct 19, 2003
| Come on people, how easy was this one??? It took me like 10 seconds. But I was a little usure about an elevator being a room though... |
valeriy
Sep 09, 2004
| It could be train as well. |
Therulerofthem
Dec 04, 2004
| I gueesed a revolving door with four exits, they aren't hard to find |
leftclick
Aug 14, 2007
| I thought lift but I think train and airliner also work. A train carriage is much more like a room than a lift is imho. |
leftclick
Aug 14, 2007
| Or if the man was an AD&D character, it could have been a moving, shifting, rotating or teleporting room, the door could have been a portal, or he might have just been on another plane where these things are perfectly normal...  [end nerd rant]  |
Scorefire 
Dec 02, 2010
| Got it  Fun! |
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