Sudoku Puzzles

SWooooh?

I wonder what a "SWooooh" is? Maybe I should do a re-take!!!!

Wheeeeeeeeee! (Now, that's better!)

GannieMo - Those 16x16 puzzles are addictive! They're about the only ones I do anymore, and I have to restrict myself to 2 hours. If I don't finish by then, I quit. So far, I solve about 50% of them.

1:36, straight through 1 to 9 again. Wonderful photo!

Jane- Where do you find the 16x16.
They sound like fun -not, but I'd still like to have a go at them.
I mean to say 50% is half full to me.

Cheers

2:33- I love sunsets! All of them, however my fave's are still in AZ.. I cringe to think of how long it's been since i've been there

Peter, yesterdays TFTD about oil was

Heidi- that was funny about the perfect breakfast for a woman ..haha

lovely sunset!

I took a look at the 16x16 puzzle for the first time today.. and may I reiterate what I just said.. I TOOK A LOOK.. hahaha. Hmmm, i'm gonna need more time, and motivation for that.

I wish I had a printer so I could print it off, that would be easier on my eyes.
oh well.. maybe one of these days i'll be up to it...looks cool, anyway.

PD Pete, have you found them yet. Look at the top of the page where the easy, med, hard and tough links are and just below them you will see a link to the Parent's page puzzle and to the 16x16.

Rola, I like your Avatar..

Thanks Marylinn, I like your 'snap, crackle and pop!'

I like doing the 16 x 16, when I have hours to spare.. shame we cant save, and close the page, and go back to it another time.

Morning all,
Heidi - great breakfast!
Beautiful photo, beautiful sunset.

Got through the posts for the three days I missed - I was first to be tagged, but had not read the post before the computer crashed. So here goes:

1 Didn't do.
2 First crush - Mr. Brommer my 2nd grade teacher, then 6th grade Kenny (got a kiss playing spin the bottle).
3. A couple - More...

So glad to hear from Win - it has been tough on her. Also glad to hear than Jano is still headed this way.

CG - Welcome to the world of retirement. Travel is wonderful - keep those plans and work on any health problems. I'll say a little prayer that all goes well for you.

My U-tube, the old newsreel should bring back memories of Saturday afternoon at the cinema. This one is important, because it is about Memorial Day in 1945 between VE Day & VJ Day.

I hope it brings home the meaning of Memorial Day Weekend - which we celebrate with picnics, trips, More...

This week they are breaking ground in Central Point, OR on a war memorial for all Oregonians that have died in conflict since Oregon became a State. It is less than 10 miles from here, so I will be going to their Memorial Day - the dedication is planned for Veteran's Day. Hope to be their to see my Uncle's name inscribed on the wall.

Rolanda - I often save the 16 x 16 puzzles, but usually I can't open them when I go back to them. About 75% of the time when I try to open a saved puzzle, I get a message saying something about needing cookies, and I presume my new computer keeps deleting them. Occasionally, when I save a 16x16, More...

Thanks Gail

As the saying goes
Some times I wouldnt know if my a.se was on fire.
After reading Marylinn's comment I will look with trepidation.

Here is the result of another of my dabbles into the mysteries of the mind.

I have a helmet shaped head, no arms and one leg
and mostly I’m found, just lying around.
I am used when I am hard and mostly by men:
But not by the Pope.
What am I?

Maybe you had better send me More...

Hey PD Pete
good luck Ive just had a look and it (16x16) scared the bejeebies out of me.
My patience doesnt allow for that,
Hope you have a lot of hours to try
Have a great day Liz

Hi Liz
Had a look and I'm back to say that your right it is scary and plenty of spare time is a must as well as a sound mind to start with cause I'd say there would be a lot of mental anguish before finishing the first one.
Will put it on the backburner for now.

Hi PD PETE
Yes agree, might actually be enough to push one over the edge, HAHA
Port Douglas hey was there last year for a holiday, it rained for the whole week that we were there, was so looking forward to lazing by a pool, oh well had lots of massages while we were there, still had a ball of a time.
see ya Liz

Thanks Heidi, I had heard about the wax, but not the spider.... Thanks! That one always had me wondering.

Jake was dying. His wife sat at the bedside.

He looked up and said weakly: "I have something I must confess."

"There's no need to," his wife replied.

"No," he insisted, "I want to die in peace.

I slept with your sister, More...

Oh, Dorthea!!! Those are GOOD!!!!

I first started doing sudoku on this site in the summer of 2005. I started simply posting the times, so I would know if I had done that page! That was all anyone seemed to do in those days. I was one of the first few dozen people to start posting whole paragraphs about ourselves, around July, 2005. More...

Jim on the forum pages, Off Topics, Class of 2005.
There is a new page for people who started doing the puzzles in 2005.

hmmm. now where did everyone go? I came back to chat, and now there's 0 peeps

for a couple/few minutes...unless someone comes in, maybe longer

Jane and Rolanda, and anyone else, for the 16x16 have you tried opening another sudoku window and running one as usual and doing the 16x16 on the other? That way you can keep both up and running and just minimise the one you are not currently playing.
You have to be able to get to the fridge to refil your glass once or twice and keep up with the rest of sudokuland.

I do that Mo
but never get to finsih it, or accidently close it, or need to go out and close pooter down, or refresh the wrong page.. ie.. halfway thru doing hard. when checking up on the conversation on Easy and SA
and lose what I have done

Mamacita - Happy birthday, babe! 21 again or still!!!!

Have a good one, mate!

What was that song - Everyone's gone to the moon ? I think it must apply to this site today

Hi Peter, how is it in Tassie today?
And how is your grand daughter?

everyone what a great photo with the reflection on the water.

A Greek and an Italian were sitting in a Starbuck's one day discussing who had the superior culture. Over triple lattes, the Greek guy says, 'Well, we have the Parthenon.”

Arching his eyebrows, the Italian replies, 'We have the Colosseum.'

The Greek retorts, 'We Greeks gave birth More...

Hi GannieMo! Cool and damp here in Tassie today. Spent most of the day (and yesterday too)re-arranging my front garden. Mizzling rain but it cleared up after a while. The Derwent looks like a millpond.

Shikia is fine, we're visiting tomorrow so I'll see her then and, of course Chelsea too. She has her scans next week.

Dorthea:
Thanks for the ramblings from 'a wandering mind'.
Very good.