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So Kastellorizo you like puzzles eh?
#234309 - 09/22/10 10:03 PM
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The puzzle being why is his finger nail painted blue? -nt-
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#234311 - 09/22/10 10:11 PM
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Tehkan World Cup, Seafood, and Minisuka Fanatic
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Re: So Kastellorizo you like puzzles eh?
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#236344 - 10/14/10 07:00 PM
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Well, since the Bedlam cube was introduced, a gazillion of
such "designs" popped up. I mean, there are infinite
possibilities to make such puzzles, and every solution
is far from satisfying because they make them too tedious.
A really good puzzle, should be unique and simple.
This puzzle seems like a waste of time for anyone wanting
to be entertained, and I will be surprised if there was
anyone who would actually bother to solve it. But
collectors always buy them, for the sake of collecting,
i.e. this object is not a puzzle, but more of a "piece
of art" (though in my opinion, it is none of them LOL)
Hidden mechanisms piss me off the most. I mean, again there
are gazillion ways to make tricks, and in the end making
the puzzle unsolvable, unless you torture the "inventor"
with some octopus tentacle spanking.
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