Puzzle Description:

nor is it the humerus, it is the radius.

#1: Al LaPointe (kancamagus) on Dec 9, 2017 [HINT]

Fun solve! Got as far as I could with line logic. Then saw that either R18C19 or R18C20 was black which precluded 2 in Row 1 from being in those 2 columns, and was able to finish with line logic.

It's not even the ulna. (To this day, I forget which is which. I have to lay my arm on a table and rotate from side to side, to check which bone is moving. *sigh*)

ll/cl
el 3 c16 = r1-3 w
ll to finish

Found to be solvable with moderate lookahead by infrapinklizzard.

This had fun color logic.

Having a hard time seeing an image.

It's the bones of the arm, humerus, radius, and ulna. The radius is highlighted.

I have a nice reminder of which bone is the ulna. A few years ago I tripped over an exposed root in my yard a fell and broke that bone. The quack the hospital got to fix it put a metal plate on it which extends a bit further than it should and sticks out beyond my elbow. Feels really good when I bump it on something.

I'm sorry to hear that Norma. It most certainly is not humorous.

Norma. That sounds awful! I hope their insurance compensated you for the botched job.

I went to a different orthopedic surgeon to get his opinion and his only advice was to have it removed which I would have to pay for myself.

Here's a gentle hug, Norma.

Brian, the image popped after I read your description. Fun challenge!

Aw. Thank you, Teresa.

Cool puzzle Brian

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