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#1: Kristen Vognild (Kristen) on Sep 18, 2012

This one was fun to figure out where to start a diagonal.

I used something like edge logic when I went to solve it (to see how difficult it would be). I filled in the entire left edge (below R5), then extended it to the right, then chipped away at it, using the 7s and 6 in columns 3-5. I might call that "lump logic".

Sorry, Bruce. Don't get "lump logic. I didn't rate it or the other puzzle. Neither were solvable to me. I didn't rate either one.

It's solvable with edge logic... at least with trial and error. ;)

Bruce,6 of my last 7 puzzles have been 20x20 B&W,but you can never have too many.:)

Found to be solvable with deep lookahead by gator.

After initial line logic, look at the 4 clue in row 6. With internal edge logic, you can make R6C1-R6C4 dots. Dots in row 5 with line logic.

I had to look many moves ahead to solve the rest.

Can't get it.

http://weknowmemes.com/2012/03/cutlery-stablery-spoonlery/

I can't think of forks and spoons the same way anymore.

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