Puzzle Description:

A skull and two bones. :-D

#1: J.C. Anderson (jc.noserdna) on Aug 29, 2007 [SPOILER]

Arrggghhh, Matey, tis a mighty fine skull and bones! And fer sich a teeny piece of ocean, ye done fine job lad!

If Petra is a girl's name, I apologize for calling you "lad". You're the first Petra I've met.

Hooray! Another Petra puzzle! What inspired this one? Hunting for treasure?
Thanks so much for the fun :)

Fun little puzzle :)

Petra's a girls name, yes. But with that kind of language, I don't mind being called a lad,lol!

And the inspiration? I just have this thing for skulls. I just love them. I'm weird, I know. My daughters are like that too, they have several clothes items with skulls on them, t-shirts (from the boys department, usually) but bikinis, too.

Skulls with bikinis on them?

Where is your name from? Is it a variant of Peter (rock)? What nationality? And since you haven't gotten to forum topic #43 yet and everyone wsnts to know anyway, how old are you (maybe read #43 first).

Bikinis with skulls, stoopid. The thought of skulls with bikinis is interesting, though... We once had a skeleton named ben who used to wear red boxers with white hearts and a Santa hat, does that count? His name was Ben, which means "bones" in Swedish - and by that, we're back to where we started.

I've answered #43 at the forum now, but if you're too lazy to go there, I can tell you I'm 39, and I live in Sweden. Petra is a variation of the greek name Petrus (rock) and so are Peter, Pierre, Per, Peder, Pernilla and several others.

If I may ask.. where in Sweden. I'm from Kaxås myself. Google that! :)

I had a roommate (yes, one of the Deadheads) who dressed a cardboard skeleton seasonally, the way midwesterners do with cement geese here. Never had a name or a bikini, tho' if thought had struck him, John would have bikini'ed it.

I'm from Södra Sandby 10 km east of Lund in Skåne.

nice

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