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#1: Joe (infrapinklizzard) on Jan 11, 2011 [HINT]

Solvable with just color and edge logic.

thx Joe... gator will remove the ?

Joe - not sure about the edge logic...

I used color/line logic to solve most of it. I was left with open cells in rows 1-7 and columns 13-20.

You can place the 2 clue in column 18 in one of two places. If you try to place it in rows 1-2, then you get a contradiction 2 steps later in column 20. So the 2 clue cannot go there and must be in R4C18-R5C18. The rest solves easily.

Found to be logically solvable by Gator.

thx Gator

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heyyyy tell Brian about that

Tom looks way better than that, shame on you Brian.

thx Jota, he always picks on me :(

i am glad there is still some realism here at webpbn
haha

I wish I knew all of you guys.

Webpbn group on FB Vicki.

I am sure you don't look like this Tom.

what kind of creator-ness would it take to re-produce me?
that would be funny

I would love to do your portrait. Send me a few photos so I can choose one that will make a good puzzle. I'm on FB.

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T... i'm on FB with you gurl
Brian.... he did that before he cut his ear off

I think Vincent Van Gogh was the one who cut off a piece of his ear.

Gator - you're right, "edge logic" isn't the right term. I used internal edge logic on that 2. When I placed it in the lower position, I realized that if those two were blank, there would be a contradiction in r20, so it must be there.

@ Brian -- Van Gogh assaulted Picasso?!?

english is so ambiguous (the word "his" having a double meaning)
haha

love it!

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