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Cold War

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Cold War

A bear and a tiger got to arguing about which time of the year was the coldest.
"Any fool will tell you that the winter season from December to February is the coldest," said the tiger.
"I don't agree," said the bear.
"I don't feel cold in winter. It is only when my fur gets wet in the rain that I shiver.
The rainy season is the coldest time of the year."
Just then a man came that way and the two animals decided to ask him to settle the dispute.
The man listened warily to both sides, but before he could give his decision the tiger took him aside and warned him that if he favoured the bear he would eat him.
And then the bear took him aside and told him that if he ruled in favour of the tiger he would tear him limb from limb. The man thought fast....

What reply did the man give the tiger and the bear? Was the man able to save himself from both of them?

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