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Post by thistlechick »

Occassionally I purchase a copy of GAMES Puzzle Magazine at the grocery store... while crosswords and other word games are nice, I especially like the "Paint By Number" logic puzzles.

If you're not familiar with this type of puzzle you can download some from another company here: http://www.conceptispuzzles.com/download/index.htm (though they show the solution from the outset so not as much fun.... you might want to have a friend print them out for you if you want to preserve the surprise)
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Post by Aldark »

GAMES magazine... wow... it has been a long time since I've read that. My brother and I used to each buy a copy and "race" to see who could finish the book first.

Of course my brother is like MENSA-BOY, so he tended to kick my @$$.
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I have a subscription to GAMES, Betsie. Maybe I should start saving the paint-by-numbers puzzles for you.
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Actually, it's GAMES World of Puzzles.
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aww, thanks Paula... but you don't need to, I just ordered the book from Games magazine that has only the paint by number puzzles in them.. I couldn't resist ... and yes, it's the Games World of Puzzles that I like to get too. ...

I also ordered The Happy Hooker.. the Stitch 'n' Bitch book of crochet.. oh, but that belongs in a different thread ;)
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thistlechick wrote:I also ordered The Happy Hooker..
Is that legal where you live? :shock:
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Aldark, despite us being mad, bad, and dangerous to know, I believe needlework is still legal in many areas. :P
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marlodianne wrote:Aldark, despite us being mad, bad, and dangerous to know, I believe needlework is still legal in many areas. :P
HAHA
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marlodianne wrote:Aldark, despite us being mad, bad, and dangerous to know, I believe needlework is still legal in many areas. :P
I believe that in many areas, in the interests of public health, the government even provides free needles... Image
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ChipDoc wrote: I believe that in many areas, in the interests of public health, the government even provides free needles... Image
But you can't take them on airplanes.
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Post by raouf »

Only if you have tons of time on your hands (and should be doing some recording instead)

http://www.samorost2.net/samorost1/

And the sequel

http://www.samorost2.net/
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raouf wrote:Only if you have tons of time on your hands (and should be doing some recording instead)

http://www.samorost2.net/samorost1/

And the sequel

http://www.samorost2.net/
ooooh, this is wonderful... incredible graphics

EDIT.... except that now I'm stuck on the sequel :cry:
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raouf wrote:Only if you have tons of time on your hands (and should be doing some recording instead)

http://www.samorost2.net/samorost1/

And the sequel

http://www.samorost2.net/
I've seen the first one, but not the second!
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kri wrote:
raouf wrote:Only if you have tons of time on your hands (and should be doing some recording instead)

http://www.samorost2.net/samorost1/

And the sequel

http://www.samorost2.net/
I've seen the first one, but not the second!
Well, let me know if you get past the room with the TV and fan .... *grins*
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It didn't load the next scene for me. I got to the point where he went in the jar and moved down the line...and it didn't load the next one.
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