Puzzle Description:

#1: Adam Nielson (monkey) on Jun 20, 2008 [SPOILER]

Is this the game "pick-up-sticks?" I like that game. Otherwise, I don't know what the heck this is supposed to be. :-)

Why does it matter what it's supposed to be? If it says it's "lines upon lines", it's lines upon lines. The solving requires patience and is totally logical, and at the same time superbly satisfying. Well done!

I like the puzzle too. Sure, the image is abstract, but it's fun to solve and an attractive image.

Though I also like the idea that it represents a game of pick-up-sticks.

Yeah, this is not a cool picture, but for some reason it was fun to solve.

Chill out Harpoonie...

I agree with John Ebert. By the way, how was your vacation?

I don't know if it was logically solvable.. I just jumped to intuition from the beginning. Too lazy to look for logic on this one.

This really was inspired by my kids lack of cleaning skills when it comes to the pick-up-sticks. I enjoy pictures that are not symetrical and need extra thinking. Thank you for the comments, even if you didn't like the picture.

It was fine. I like asymmetrical puzzles. And I WAS right about it being pick-up-sticks... totally recognizable.

This IS a fun game...and finally, a fun pattern to solve. Thanks flyingp.

gee...flyingp gives a visual!

after a logical start, i made one guess, or edge logic trial, that led to the correct solution. it looked to me like a jumble of "rick-rack". i love the asymetric solution.

This is the coolest abstract "lines" type puzzle yet! The blue at the top looks like a pair of scissors and the black and red at the bottom look like dancing stick figures.

That it's a game of pick-up-sticks is even cooler (great eye Doc Boy).

Thanks for the neat puzzle. Fun to solve too! :-)

Congratulations on posting your first puzzle. What a great start. I am assuming that you haven't posted before under another name. While on that subject, what name would you prefer being called? Flying Princess or FlyingP?

I look forward to more of your work.
Thanks again! ^>^

Thx Gypso.

I don't know... Naneki might have a point about the bad image "FlyingP" brings up... I'd go with Flying Princess or FP, but it's your call. ;)

Doc (I thought it was going to be Doc Banana!), I think your smiley face TOTALLY covers your tail. To me smileys (or, my preference, winkies) automatically say, "I'm just kidding, so please don't get mad!"

Okay, now I should actually go solve the puzzle. Sometimes I get curious and read the comments when there are this many. And I don't mind being spoiled (no double meaning there-- I'm not spoiled).

being spoiled brings up another visual...& the smell, boy! sorry couldn't resist :o

Not the kind of spoiled I meant-- but I'm not that kind EITHER! (I hope... is THAT why people are avoiding me???)

Ok-- finished the puzzle, and I have to say, it was a satisfying puzzling experience. Thank you very much, Your Highness!

lol

Don't worry Arduinna. You are too refreshing to be spoiled. :-)

All of you are sooooo nice; how could any of you be spoiled, (rotten or otherwise)?

Ahhhh your just to sweet!

I try. Sometimes it's to a fault, but oh well.

lol, you're all syrupy (sweet).

Very interesting.

I am impressed with the interest in my first puzzle. I am proud of it's abstractness and asymmetricness.

I prefer my complete name (never been one for nicknames).

Check out my second puzzle, too.

FlyingPrincess

Pick up sticks was the first thing I thought of, too.
Took me quite a while to solve, but it can be done logically. Thanks!

really fun to solve

One of the funnest solves on this site!

I found this to be a very satisfying solve, including the finished picture, and I didn't read anything further into it than the title, assuming it to be abstract. I was pleased that it wasn't boring or symmetrical.

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