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sub__rosa

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Nov 10, 2005 10:58

I'm thinking now that Sudoku is the great democratizing puzzle while the Crossword, printed above Sudoku in the Wildcat, stares down with an air of exclusivity.

I have yet to attempt a Sudoku.

comments?

Comments 19

quasars November 10 2005, 18:03:49 UTC

i have no idea what a sodoku is, so ...

my comment is this:
i love you. a lot. more.

you know.

- a.

quasars November 10 2005, 19:34:08 UTC

I ALSO DONT KNOW HOW TO SPELL.

OH, THE JOYS OF BEING SICK.

sub__rosa November 10 2005, 21:22:50 UTC

I had it spelled wrong and you replied to that. Then I changed it.

I love you dearly and elderly.

quasars November 10 2005, 22:34:48 UTC

kicking a girl when shes down, huh?

monster.

love.

i_bleed_koolaid November 10 2005, 18:47:05 UTC

I haven't done it, but the girl who works next to me loves it.

However, she doesn't speak much English, so she doesn't really do the crossword puzzle.

sub__rosa November 10 2005, 21:23:26 UTC

If I worked next to you
I'd love you. like

sudoku!

i_bleed_koolaid November 11 2005, 05:24:18 UTC

Oh my god, I totally did one today at work and it was so fabulous.

Best thing ever.

melt_ November 10 2005, 18:58:42 UTC

i tried one,
once.
it gave me the equivalent of brain freeze.
but it keeps your mind on it's toes, that's for sure.

sub__rosa November 10 2005, 21:23:56 UTC

fah sho.

are picnics not proper in
winteR?

melt_ November 10 2005, 22:07:51 UTC

picnics are nicer in winter.
everything is winter-wonderland-y.
plus, you can take a thermos of hot chocolate.

sub__rosa November 11 2005, 01:06:57 UTC

I totally just bought a thermos.

but we'll prolly need about
a billion of them.

and candy canes.

Thread 6

lavlovbunny November 10 2005, 19:21:34 UTC

I watch a girl do one of those every communications class I have. Looks fun.

sub__rosa November 10 2005, 21:24:37 UTC

my friend says that I should wait until monday
so I can do an easy one.

I think I'm going to do it.

You wanna do it too?

lavlovbunny November 10 2005, 21:51:59 UTC

Sure

goplastic November 10 2005, 20:02:47 UTC

Sudoku is the new kid who looks pretty plain and boring on the outside. But hidden on the inside is a deep cavern of first frustration, then intrigue, and finaly zen.

The New York Times crossword puzzle is a distant Englishman. The two crossword puzzles in the daily star are the embodiment of your wise but quirky grandfather. The wildcat crossword is your brother who was always a little bit ahead of the curve, but still has a mundane job.

The Englishman, the grandfather, and the brother feel no threat from the Asian; nor is the Asian concerned about them. His focus is locked. He is speaking in numbers. He is slowly smiling with his eyes as you fill in each row (su), column (do), and box (ku).

sub__rosa November 10 2005, 21:22:03 UTC

this is exactly the comment that was needed.