puzzler

SPOILER:

one has most of the answers--I think there is only one difference and it is easy to figure out. I managed to get 2/3 without looking and some I would never have gotten.Jere Williams wrote:>

-- Jere

24/33 Judy

Wow!

-- Jere

The qualifier about cultural bias at the bottom is a pretty big one. I got

24, but if one is neither Christian (books in the Bibles, books in the "Old Testament" etc) nor American (Farhenheit degrees, stripes in the American flag etc.) one is at a disadvantage. Dawne

I just quickly glanced at the puzzle and had to smile at this one;

33 15 M on a D M C

Surely that must mean *15 metres* on a ball of *DMC perle cotton*? :)

Mavia

"Mavia Beaulieu"

Absolutely. I think stitchers deserve the same attention as rum drinkers in composing tests. Dawne

Where are the answers?

Can I add the 16 I got with the first one and the 6 with the 2nd to be considered a "genius"???? LOL!

Joan

"Joan E." wrote

The suggestion alone shows you are a creative and imaginative thinker. So I vote yup. Dawne

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That was my first thought when someone posted it locally, 15 men was secondary lol

Best wishes, Ericka

Darn it!!! I am at 27, and I SWEAR that 32 is right 1000 Y in a M

Gillian

Ericka Kammerer wrote:

Thanks, Dawne!!!! I can hardly wait to go home and tell DH he's married to a genius (no, he won't agree with me). LOL!

Joan

Yeah, I didn't get that one because the answer that seems obvious to me isn't accepted by the program in any of the variations I can think of. Wonder if there's a bug?

Best wishes, Ericka

How about 1000 years in a millennium?

Mavia

It refused that one for me

Lucille