Imagine him saying “Either my nose will grow or I will become a real boy!”
note: I didn’t think of that, but source is unknown.
Foose | Thursday, 03 June 2010 at 6:41 AM
its a paradoxical effect. If assuming his nose will grow, then he is telling the truth but the nose goes on a lie. If the nose grows, he’s lying but since it grew, he was telling the truth. End result? Chop his nose for infinite amounts of firewood.
Imagine him saying “Either my nose will grow or I will become a real boy!”
note: I didn’t think of that, but source is unknown.
its a paradoxical effect. If assuming his nose will grow, then he is telling the truth but the nose goes on a lie. If the nose grows, he’s lying but since it grew, he was telling the truth. End result? Chop his nose for infinite amounts of firewood.