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176 What is the Greatest Amount of Pieces for a Jigsaw?
176  What is the Greatest Amount of Pieces for a Jigsaw?
Question:  HI THERE I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF YOU CAN PURCASE A PUZZLE WITH AT LEAST 50,000 PIECES. DO YOU THINK THAT IT IS POSSIBLE???? WHAT IS THE GREATEST AMOUNT OF PIECES THAT YOU HAVE TO SELL ??

Wayne B.
Read More  |  Posted: July 19, 2008
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175 What's next: leave, plateau, remember... ?
175  What's next: leave, plateau, remember... ?
Question:  What is the next word in this list?
leave
plateau
remember
day
too

I can't answer this question it's really too hard!

Anfernee N.
Read More  |  Posted: July 19, 2008
174 The Ring and the Chain Puzzle Trick
174  The Ring and the Chain Puzzle Trick
Idea: Sir

I recently found a video demonstration of the ring and the chain puzzle. The web site address is mentioned below.
http://www.magicvideodepot.com/view.php?a=v&t=4157

The trick is done with both single and both hands. This trick is elegant and works on scientific principle...

regards
Swamy
Read More  |  Posted: June 14, 2008
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173 A Table Tennis Ball at the Bottom of the Hole
173  A Table Tennis Ball at the Bottom of the Hole
Question:  You are stuck in a room with no windows and no doors. There is a hole in the floor about a foot deep and just wider than the diameter of a table tennis ball. There is a table tennis ball at the bottom of the hole. You have a fork, a wrench and a long, thin plastic wire. How do you get the ball out of the hole?
Deepak K. G.
Read More  |  Posted: June 14, 2008
172 Matchstick Problem 88111
172  Matchstick Problem 88111
Question:  I AM SEARCHING FOR THE SOLUTION TO A MATCHSTICK PROBLEM...

THE PROBLEM...
MOVE 3 OF THE MATCHSTICKS FROM THE LEFT TO THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE EQUAL SIGN TO MAKE THE EQUALITY TRUE.

I AM NOT SURE HOW TO WRITE OUT THE PROBLEM FOR YOU ON THE COMPUTER, SO I WILL TYPE OUT THE EQUATION AND THEN EXPLAIN WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE.

88111=

EACH EIGHT IS 2 MATCHSTICKS HIGH AND 1 WIDE (USING 7 MATCHSTICKS)
THE ONES ARE MADE WITH 2 MATCHSTICKS.

IF YOU COULD HELP ME I WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE IT!!!
OR IF YOU COULD TELL ME WHERE I MIGHT FIND A SOLUTION!!!

THANK YOU, REBECCA R.
Read More  |  Posted: May 3, 2008
171 Six Squares and 9 Lines
171  Six Squares and 9 Lines
Question:  I am looking for a puzzle that has six squares and 9 lines. Another words you have to draw a line from each square to the other without crossing a line.

Do you know of this and possibly what it is called?

Shirden T.
Read More  |  Posted: May 3, 2008
 
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