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hi, landlubbers
Does the Daily Prophet have a puzzle page?
And if so, does Harry get really annoyed that he doesn't know any of the answers to begin with, but as the years go on he finds that he is able to answer more and more until it's a rare occasion when he can't fill it in.
These are the important questions, guys, and I need answers.
Welcome, one and all, to my archive of puzzles and games!
Welcome to my side-blog (main is @cheacegirl) for my silly games! Make sure to follow this blogs companion blogs (@mountainpuzzles and @phydraley-puzzles) as well for more cool puzzles! This pinned post will be an overview of tags of game types, as well as some other convenient tags.
Game types:
#sudoku - Puzzles that share at least some dna with a sudoku puzzle, i.e. filling in numbers 1 through N into an NxN grid.
#sudokulike - Puzzles that have basically nothing to do with sudokus, but still share the same type of grid.
#crossword - Word puzzle where you fill in the grid according to the clues.
#arrowword - Puzzles like a crossword puzzle but with the clues within the squares themselves.
#connections - Word association puzzles based on the NYT game Connections.
#hourglass - A word puzzle where each word has the same letters as the ones above and below it, plus or minus one.
#trivia circle - Link trivia questions around a circle together based on their answers.
#cryptogram - This game involves a specific format of word puzzle as you might recognise from Minute Cryptic, either by itself or as part of a larger crossword. I recommend doing the tutorial course I made first!
#puzzle page - A special assortments of puzzles in a newspaper like puzzle page style.
#videogame - This is a full on videogame!
Other tags:
#mistake - This game contains some sort of error, which will be specified in the post. This can vary from inconcequential errors to gamebreaking mistakes.
#feature - This post features a game made by someone other than me.
[Image Description: A busy black and white doodle of a coral reef. Various fish swim around the reef, blending slightly into the patterns. End ID]
The majority voted for the Coral Reef. This is what Fin is able to see....
Where Next?: I think I see the Seahorse! Swim up to catch it OR I think I see the Seahorse! Use the boomerang to try and push it to Fin OR I don't see it. Go to the Seaweed Bed
Where Next?
I think I see the Seahorse! Swim up to catch it
I think I see the Seahorse! Use the boomerang to try and push it to Fin
I don't see it. Go to the Seaweed Bed
Vote in the poll, askbox, or notes!
Alternate Logic Puzzle for a Non-Visual Game- (Use the same voting system)
A helpful sailor passing by told Fin: "The Seahorse loves to jump from place to place, moving from one location to an adjacent location each hour of the day. The Coral Reef is in the center, and the Seaweed Bed is to the Reef's left. To the right, there's a small cave. Today, the Seahorse hid in the cave at Noon."
Fin knows it's currently 7 pm- Can you tell if the seahorse is in the Reef right now? - If it is, say you See the Seahorse! If it isn't, pick the seaweed bed.
(If ya'll want to share answers/logic in the notes, you're welcome to)
To be fair, you need iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii to understand Puzzle Page.
The Puzzle Page from the back cover of the November 17, 1977 issue of Scholastic Action.
gym equipment
opening act
A look down the list of Reggie's opening acts and I guess the trajectory for The Spin Doctors's may have them falling to this status -- major label debut sells gangbusters, multiple songs get played on the radio from them on to eternity, and then the next release -- quick thud in sales and I remember the first single pulled from radio rotation within two weeks. No one else is opening for The Reggies. Even if by 1994 Duran Duran's gets them moved from the biggest venue to the second biggest venue. Maybe Pearl Jelly, the act referenced a time or two in Archie Comics? The big problem comes with Nirvana -- the unfortunate timing for this Archie Story & Game issue, as it was on the stands during Cobain's suicide.