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[Please feel free to provide any constructive criticism and feedback on how long it took to solve this and what your thoughts are as I'm new to puzzling and I'd like to improve.]
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Remember to accept the correct answer; you can do that now. ;-)
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asked Mar 13 at 15:02
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[Please feel free to provide any constructive criticism and feedback on how long it took to solve this and what your thoughts are as I'm new to puzzling and I'd like to improve.]
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asked Mar 13 at 15:02
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asked Mar 13 at 15:02
leigeroleigero
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asked Mar 13 at 15:02
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asked Mar 13 at 15:02
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Remember to accept the correct answer; you can do that now. ;-)
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– EKons
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Remember to accept the correct answer; you can do that now. ;-)
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– EKons
Mar 13 at 17:21
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Remember to accept the correct answer; you can do that now. ;-)
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– EKons
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Remember to accept the correct answer; you can do that now. ;-)
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Chuck Brown Ale
Because
Next letter for each word on the adjacent (clockwise) vertex in the following triangle. Starting with C, C -> H -> U -> C -> K. The other two words are constructed similarly.
answered Mar 13 at 15:06
MattMatt
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Well done. I was hoping it would take slightly longer to solve this haha. I was hoping it would take at least 5-10 minutes for a "normal" audience. [granted I have no idea how often you do puzzles].
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– leigero
Mar 13 at 15:11
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@leigero The blanks on the last two were a big hint which lead me to think it was more than one word, one ending with -CK, another with -WN because -CN is not very likely. I worked backwards from there. A puzzle solved quickly isn't necessarily a bad puzzle.
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– Matt
Mar 13 at 15:19
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@leigero There are a lot of excellent puzzle solvers that frequent this site. Just because your puzzle is solved quickly, does not make it a bad puzzle. (See The many-eyes effect.) I actually think this was a great puzzle, and more creative than a lot of the first-time puzzles we get.
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– GentlePurpleRain♦
Mar 13 at 16:58
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@leigero For geometrical twist on your puzzle, roll your puzzle up into a hexagon with a missing pie slice. Then insert a blank pie slice.
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– Yakk
Mar 13 at 19:17
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@Yakk I actually have a hexagon version I created with other symbols haha.
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I see
Chuck Brown Ale
Because
Next letter for each word on the adjacent (clockwise) vertex in the following triangle. Starting with C, C -> H -> U -> C -> K. The other two words are constructed similarly.
answered Mar 13 at 15:06
MattMatt
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Well done. I was hoping it would take slightly longer to solve this haha. I was hoping it would take at least 5-10 minutes for a "normal" audience. [granted I have no idea how often you do puzzles].
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– leigero
Mar 13 at 15:11
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@leigero The blanks on the last two were a big hint which lead me to think it was more than one word, one ending with -CK, another with -WN because -CN is not very likely. I worked backwards from there. A puzzle solved quickly isn't necessarily a bad puzzle.
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– Matt
Mar 13 at 15:19
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@leigero There are a lot of excellent puzzle solvers that frequent this site. Just because your puzzle is solved quickly, does not make it a bad puzzle. (See The many-eyes effect.) I actually think this was a great puzzle, and more creative than a lot of the first-time puzzles we get.
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– GentlePurpleRain♦
Mar 13 at 16:58
2
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@leigero For geometrical twist on your puzzle, roll your puzzle up into a hexagon with a missing pie slice. Then insert a blank pie slice.
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– Yakk
Mar 13 at 19:17
3
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@Yakk I actually have a hexagon version I created with other symbols haha.
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– leigero
Mar 13 at 19:43
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I see
Chuck Brown Ale
Because
Next letter for each word on the adjacent (clockwise) vertex in the following triangle. Starting with C, C -> H -> U -> C -> K. The other two words are constructed similarly.
answered Mar 13 at 15:06
MattMatt
8,20413065
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Well done. I was hoping it would take slightly longer to solve this haha. I was hoping it would take at least 5-10 minutes for a "normal" audience. [granted I have no idea how often you do puzzles].
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– leigero
Mar 13 at 15:11
6
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@leigero The blanks on the last two were a big hint which lead me to think it was more than one word, one ending with -CK, another with -WN because -CN is not very likely. I worked backwards from there. A puzzle solved quickly isn't necessarily a bad puzzle.
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– Matt
Mar 13 at 15:19
6
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@leigero There are a lot of excellent puzzle solvers that frequent this site. Just because your puzzle is solved quickly, does not make it a bad puzzle. (See The many-eyes effect.) I actually think this was a great puzzle, and more creative than a lot of the first-time puzzles we get.
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– GentlePurpleRain♦
Mar 13 at 16:58
2
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@leigero For geometrical twist on your puzzle, roll your puzzle up into a hexagon with a missing pie slice. Then insert a blank pie slice.
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– Yakk
Mar 13 at 19:17
3
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@Yakk I actually have a hexagon version I created with other symbols haha.
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– leigero
Mar 13 at 19:43
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I see
Chuck Brown Ale
Because
Next letter for each word on the adjacent (clockwise) vertex in the following triangle. Starting with C, C -> H -> U -> C -> K. The other two words are constructed similarly.
answered Mar 13 at 15:06
MattMatt
8,20413065
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I see
Chuck Brown Ale
Because
Next letter for each word on the adjacent (clockwise) vertex in the following triangle. Starting with C, C -> H -> U -> C -> K. The other two words are constructed similarly.
answered Mar 13 at 15:06
MattMatt
8,20413065
answered Mar 13 at 15:06
MattMatt
8,20413065
answered Mar 13 at 15:06
MattMatt
8,20413065
answered Mar 13 at 15:06
MattMatt
8,20413065
8,20413065
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Well done. I was hoping it would take slightly longer to solve this haha. I was hoping it would take at least 5-10 minutes for a "normal" audience. [granted I have no idea how often you do puzzles].
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– leigero
Mar 13 at 15:11
6
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@leigero The blanks on the last two were a big hint which lead me to think it was more than one word, one ending with -CK, another with -WN because -CN is not very likely. I worked backwards from there. A puzzle solved quickly isn't necessarily a bad puzzle.
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– Matt
Mar 13 at 15:19
6
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@leigero There are a lot of excellent puzzle solvers that frequent this site. Just because your puzzle is solved quickly, does not make it a bad puzzle. (See The many-eyes effect.) I actually think this was a great puzzle, and more creative than a lot of the first-time puzzles we get.
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– GentlePurpleRain♦
Mar 13 at 16:58
2
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@leigero For geometrical twist on your puzzle, roll your puzzle up into a hexagon with a missing pie slice. Then insert a blank pie slice.
$endgroup$
– Yakk
Mar 13 at 19:17
3
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@Yakk I actually have a hexagon version I created with other symbols haha.
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– leigero
Mar 13 at 19:43
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show 1 more comment
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Well done. I was hoping it would take slightly longer to solve this haha. I was hoping it would take at least 5-10 minutes for a "normal" audience. [granted I have no idea how often you do puzzles].
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– leigero
Mar 13 at 15:11
6
$begingroup$
@leigero The blanks on the last two were a big hint which lead me to think it was more than one word, one ending with -CK, another with -WN because -CN is not very likely. I worked backwards from there. A puzzle solved quickly isn't necessarily a bad puzzle.
$endgroup$
– Matt
Mar 13 at 15:19
6
$begingroup$
@leigero There are a lot of excellent puzzle solvers that frequent this site. Just because your puzzle is solved quickly, does not make it a bad puzzle. (See The many-eyes effect.) I actually think this was a great puzzle, and more creative than a lot of the first-time puzzles we get.
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– GentlePurpleRain♦
Mar 13 at 16:58
2
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@leigero For geometrical twist on your puzzle, roll your puzzle up into a hexagon with a missing pie slice. Then insert a blank pie slice.
$endgroup$
– Yakk
Mar 13 at 19:17
3
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@Yakk I actually have a hexagon version I created with other symbols haha.
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– leigero
Mar 13 at 19:43
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Well done. I was hoping it would take slightly longer to solve this haha. I was hoping it would take at least 5-10 minutes for a "normal" audience. [granted I have no idea how often you do puzzles].
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– leigero
Mar 13 at 15:11
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Well done. I was hoping it would take slightly longer to solve this haha. I was hoping it would take at least 5-10 minutes for a "normal" audience. [granted I have no idea how often you do puzzles].
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– leigero
Mar 13 at 15:11
6
6
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@leigero The blanks on the last two were a big hint which lead me to think it was more than one word, one ending with -CK, another with -WN because -CN is not very likely. I worked backwards from there. A puzzle solved quickly isn't necessarily a bad puzzle.
$endgroup$
– Matt
Mar 13 at 15:19
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@leigero The blanks on the last two were a big hint which lead me to think it was more than one word, one ending with -CK, another with -WN because -CN is not very likely. I worked backwards from there. A puzzle solved quickly isn't necessarily a bad puzzle.
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– Matt
Mar 13 at 15:19
6
6
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@leigero There are a lot of excellent puzzle solvers that frequent this site. Just because your puzzle is solved quickly, does not make it a bad puzzle. (See The many-eyes effect.) I actually think this was a great puzzle, and more creative than a lot of the first-time puzzles we get.
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– GentlePurpleRain♦
Mar 13 at 16:58
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@leigero There are a lot of excellent puzzle solvers that frequent this site. Just because your puzzle is solved quickly, does not make it a bad puzzle. (See The many-eyes effect.) I actually think this was a great puzzle, and more creative than a lot of the first-time puzzles we get.
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– GentlePurpleRain♦
Mar 13 at 16:58
2
2
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@leigero For geometrical twist on your puzzle, roll your puzzle up into a hexagon with a missing pie slice. Then insert a blank pie slice.
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– Yakk
Mar 13 at 19:17
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@leigero For geometrical twist on your puzzle, roll your puzzle up into a hexagon with a missing pie slice. Then insert a blank pie slice.
$endgroup$
– Yakk
Mar 13 at 19:17
3
3
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@Yakk I actually have a hexagon version I created with other symbols haha.
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– leigero
Mar 13 at 19:43
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@Yakk I actually have a hexagon version I created with other symbols haha.
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– leigero
Mar 13 at 19:43
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Remember to accept the correct answer; you can do that now. ;-)
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– EKons
Mar 13 at 17:21