Puzzle Description:

Igloo...I thought about publishing an all-white grid and describing it as "igloo in a blizzard," but didn't think it would be appreciated. :)

#1: larrry grizzard (gizzard) on Nov 20, 2010

that would be pretty darned funny

very nice igloo

nice puzzle. yeah some people wouldn't have appreciated the other one

I appreciate this one very much! Thanks!

Thanks for your comments!

thanks for entry
at least no one would complain about not enuf white :D

I like this one.

nice.

I'm sure someone has already done polar bear in blizzard with just a black nose showing. Not that funny nor fun to solve.

I also thought about a baby Harp Seal in a blizzard.

i was thinking about a heating blankie

Nice puzzle!

Very nice igloo. I was expecting that someone would do a puzzle of an igloo since so many people from other countries think we all live in them!

Thanks, Susan, like all Native Americans live in tepees!

Great puzzle, Joel.

I think the idea of a puzzle of a polar bear in a blizzard is funny, Brian. I'm not sure if that particular one has been done yet, but I know a few similar ones have been done as jokes, including a few by Jan himself.

I wasn't sure if a blank puzzle could be saved, so I just tried it, and it did save even without any pixels marked. Now I feel compelled to make a puzzle (a real one) rather than waste the grid by deleting it. :-)

Teresa I remember one being made by Adam and another one by mercy that had like one or two pixel each ( both in past wcp) but Adam should be able to point out the number of those puzzle if he read this.

Puzzles #4013 and 4446 (just for you, Q) :-)

i did a polar bear once

Adam how do you keep trac of all the puzzle do you make a list or print the final image on paper what your technic?

First of all, I don't keep track of all the puzzles. I have never printed a single puzzle and I have never made a list of them. Even if I had done either of those things, how would I be able to go and find any given puzzle? Do you know long that would take to sort through them one by one? I sure don't, but I wouldn't want to find out!

Okay, Adam, how DO you do it? I'm impressed, and also a little jealous. I would love to have a system where I could identify previous puzzles of certain subjects. You know how badly I've wanted to be able to search the description field here. So please, tell us how you do it. :-)

I just remember a lot of them. Definitely not all of them, however.

sorry, Adam, but I dont believe it.

That's how it is, whether or not you believe it. Oh yeah, and don't say you're sorry when you're not. :-)

You know how I meant this "sorry", Adam!

I think you chose well, Joel! Cute igloo, and a fun solve

I appreciate the igloo without the blizzard! cool! (pun intended)

cute!!

Thanks, Alisa!

Good one, Joel! Thx 4 ur creative!

Thanks, Beth!

Cute puzzle and nice perspective.
We have all wondered how Adam can come up with a list of similar puzzles. So, according to his comments here, it's all from memory. Hmmmmm.

Nice idea about the white puzzle, Joel. I was in a play a few years back about an all-white painting, and the reaction of people to that kind of art and the people who buy it. The show is actually entitled "ART," and it's worth the effort to see, I think.

I painted the set (as well as the white painting) when my old theatre did it in 1998. :)

I would have laughed at an igloo in a blizzard, but I like being able to solve the igloo.

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