Puzzle Description:

#1: Adam Nielson (monkeyboy) on Feb 14, 2010 [SPOILER]

Awww, it's Snoopy! How cute!

The only images I found had him turned the other way...
http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/uimages/ny/4-1-snoopytop.jpg

i wish it was larger

Oh! The image just jumped out. Very cool. I like the size. I am impressed that you could do this on a 20x20 grid. Good job.

Thanks for your comments everyone!

i dont get it :\

I know, Hanna... I know...

nice image. like Teresa said, it jumped out at me in the end. fun puzzle.

what is it???? just dont get it?????

Hanna, look at the picture in the link that Adam posted up there in the first comment.

Hanna, a "link" is made up of a bunch of letters and/or numbers, in a different color from the rest of the black letters and numbers that show up when we type a normal comment. On my computer, the "link" is always in blue, and once you click on it, it becomes purple. It is usually underlined (and starts with "http:)." If you click on it, it will take you to a new website where you can see whatever it is you are looking for. Look at comment #1 to see the link I posted.

To make it easier, I will repost the "link" in this comment. In other words, just click on the line right below this line:
http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/uimages/ny/4-1-snoopytop.jpg

You will see a dog named Snoopy sitting on his red dog house, typing a story on his typewriter. The story begins with the words, "It was a dark and stormy night...."
Hmmm, maybe you don't know what a typewriter is.

Here is another "link" so you can see what a typewriter is, up close: http://www.avicollimecca.com/images/typewriter.jpg

People used to use typewriters to type things on (like stories, homework, and other things) before there were computers. Yes, there was a time before computers, Hanna.

Alison: would you compete in the WCP? See the honors tab on the left. And thanks a lot for this puzzle!

Very good rendition of Snoopy.

fabulous Snoopy! Red Baron? when do we get to see the Red Baron?

I'm glad it was him. Good job.

Suddenly, a shot rang out.

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