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#1: Lenore Wilkison (fidelio) on Jun 19, 2022

Children like to do these puzzles. Please go away.

5 OUT OF 5 STARS!

Jan says: If the image in your puzzle might be offensive to some users, please note this in the title.

Norma said exactly what I was going to say. I'll go helpfully add the word "Explicit" to the title.

When I was a kid, I wondered why people would make these drawings of noses and put them everywhere. I couldn't figure out what was so interesting about noses.

If you base64 decode the title, you get exactly the word you'd probably expect.

See, there's value to everything ... I just learned about something (Base 64) I didn't know about.

And "eggplant" is almost a good description, in a certain way ...

Think that perhaps this site is not the place for such a diagram as this.

I don't think I've seen an eggplant that looks like this. Many years ago, I bought an explicit paint by number book on amazon and the puzzles were brilliant but pretty much pornography. Still cracks me up to think someone put in all that work to make it and I wish I could find it again!

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=eggplant%20emoji

lol I'd love to have that book, Karen!

The "Books" page of this website has a link to a book called "Naughty Paint-doku," selling on Amazon for $796 -- so I guess it is out of print and a reseller is selling it. I wonder if that's the same book. Wow, $796.

It took me three browsers to find one that would show the book covers on the Books page. Most browsers detect them as ads and don't show them. But I can see them in Firefox.

I like to do random puzzles. I tend not to read the titles first. Perhaps I should start. Self-restraint is a dwindling commodity. Reminds me of the drawings on the bathroom wall at the local truck stop. Sad.

This is the Muffin Man's very tall Muffinmobile

New version published by sleepground.

now I wish I had gotten to this sooner, could use a smile lol

(you can play old versions by opening the puzzle in a new tab and editing the url to have "&restore=1&version=[version#]" at the end)

Learned something new!
...the URL thing, not the image ;)

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