- Adam Weaver **
- Eric Maddy **
- Sam Levitin **
- Grant Fikes **
- Lynn Sweeney **
- Tyler Hinman **
- Christian H. P. **
- Debbie Underwood **
- Paolo Pasco **
Now head below the break for the answers! You'll also see some solver comments and captioned pictures as well!
The letters in the shaded squares, once unscrambled, spell out INHALATION
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| "There's no need for foolish outcries from foolishly foolish fools." |
Solver Adam Weaver said that he "kept seeing it as "Hamiltonian", but there is no M" [Well, that, and the fact that "Hamiltonian" is 11 letters, not 10, but I digress...]
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| "Do you think this is a big enough gun?" |
Solver Grant Fikes noticed the "69" pattern in the sudoku (surprisingly not a deliberate reference to a certain slang phrase which I won't link to, but a result of including the number "6" -- as in "64" -- combined with rotational symmetry), and said that "That's the sexiest Sudoku I've ever seen. It's even sexier than the money in this Wheel of Fortune video game. (Rated PG-5pi for explicit language.) It's not as sexy as this Fillomino, though.
Somehow, I managed to solve this only looking up the prosecutor's name."
Solver Tyler Hinman initially labelled his guess as ... well, a guess, and said that "I call it a guess because I attempted the crossword without the sudoku
(obviously), I have no idea what one of the answers is, and I haven't bothered
to check the other possible orientation for my answers. I shall report back
shortly after doing the whole solve. [...] One sudoku solve and one Google later, I have confirmed my genius. BOOYAH"
Solver Paolo Pasco said that this puzzle was a "Fun twist; that crossword must have been haaard to fill."
Solver Grant Fikes noticed the "69" pattern in the sudoku (surprisingly not a deliberate reference to a certain slang phrase which I won't link to, but a result of including the number "6" -- as in "64" -- combined with rotational symmetry)
ReplyDeleteSo when's the sequel with "4h" in the givens?