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Part of the US: a hard Picture Puzzle3 comments »
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Don’t know how many of you are fans of the show Lost, but Ahsergio sent in this neat poster that appeared on the Brazilian website
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In the picture above are 18 celebrities- How many can you identify by the eyes? Click here to view the full picture puzzle. How about each commenter just leave 1 answer; this will give others a chance too.
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Can pigs really swim? Not entirely sure, but if you look carefully, you’ll see another creature that is more in its element…
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Bilbao has just let me know he’s returned from vacation, and so before the week is over, will have another hard math puzzle to put up!
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It’s been some time since one of these has gone up. Usually, we take a small section from a photo and enlarge it. Sometimes,
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The pictures above are in the wrong order. Can you logically figure out how to arrange them, so the cartoon strip tells a story?
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Something friendly is hidden in the fingerprint below- can you find it?
Click on picture below to view FULL fingerprint
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This cat is in a hurry-he’s running away from another animal.
Can you spot it?
(answers submitted below will be unmasked in day or 2, thanks)
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It’s been 8 months since one of these has gone up-
Below, we’ve taken a relatively small section from a photo, and enlarged it.
What do you think the original object is?
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Toblerone chocolate was created in 1908 in Bern Switzerland. The packaging features a triangular prism box marked with red letters against a gold background, and a mountain peak to the left of the letters.
A bear, which servers as the symbol of Bern, is hidden somewhere on the box- can you find it? Submit in ‘comment section’ below, will reveal answers later on this week
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Ok, I think you guys are really going to like this one!
Try to draw the form of a 5 pointed star that is larger than the others, and yet have it not touch one of them!
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A new one from Gray-T- Can you figure out the movie?
If you’re not sure what to do, try taking a look at one his earlier
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Below, we’ve taken a relatively small section from a photo and enlarged it.
What do you think the original shows? (a clue an be found in a February math puzzle)
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