What would you do....?

[Jonny 03]

What about just waiting for the lava to cool?

 

[Seany]

im on a diet, cake is a big no no

 

[Cook$]

but hoverboards dont work on water (lava)

You could flip upside down, and hover over the spikes..... That'd work I'm sure....

 

[khanzo]

After Mr Cook$ has divided the world by zero to get the third dimension, I would multiply it by i^n and use the forth dimension (believed to be time) to go back to see how the cake was placed there and solve the puzzle that way,

or f*ck off rob and bank and buy two cakes and watch you lot die trying to get just one

Then do a victory dance like so



-Mat

 

[Niall W]

this is my take on it.

lassoo the cake with my hair .. just happens to be the right length then fling it back letting it bounce along the really hot lava toasting it.

not only have i solved your little problem but i've produced a much tastier treat in the process

http://i253.photobucket.com/albums/hh53/Niall_W/haircake.jpg

 

[Kitty]

id tipex out the spikes and lava .... problem solved

 

[Ali]

http://i509.photobucket.com/albums/s338/ali1193/Lava2.jpg

 

[PHILO0O0]

Why are the walls and the floor blue?

If it is because we are actually in a dumbell shapped room under the sea, but somehow floating in the middle of it then I would jump up and down, whilst keeping in line with the resonance, causing the whole dumbell room to fall on it's side and allow the cake to hopefull fall to my side (if it didn't get spiked or burnt)!

Hopefully that scenario has used 'Stupid' lava and thus it doesn't comply with the laws of physics! Otherwise jumping up and down I'd have really screwed myself over!

 

[Evil Rich]

I'd nuke the site from orbit, it's the only way to be sure

 

[Gee Tee]

You could flip upside down, and hover over the spikes..... That'd work I'm sure....

Except that would put your head in the lava, and I don't think holding your breath would work... toast