The three point beverage
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asked 13 hours ago
leigeroleigero
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Remember to accept the correct answer; you can do that now. ;-)
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– EKons
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Remember to accept the correct answer; you can do that now. ;-)
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I see
Chuck Brown Ale
Because
Next letter for each word on the adjacent (clockwise) vertex in the following triangle. Starting with C, C -> H -> U -> C -> K. The other two words are constructed similarly.
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Well done. I was hoping it would take slightly longer to solve this haha. I was hoping it would take at least 5-10 minutes for a "normal" audience. [granted I have no idea how often you do puzzles].
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– leigero
13 hours ago
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@leigero The blanks on the last two were a big hint which lead me to think it was more than one word, one ending with -CK, another with -WN because -CN is not very likely. I worked backwards from there. A puzzle solved quickly isn't necessarily a bad puzzle.
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– Matt
13 hours ago
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@leigero There are a lot of excellent puzzle solvers that frequent this site. Just because your puzzle is solved quickly, does not make it a bad puzzle. (See The many-eyes effect.) I actually think this was a great puzzle, and more creative than a lot of the first-time puzzles we get.
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– GentlePurpleRain♦
11 hours ago
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@leigero For geometrical twist on your puzzle, roll your puzzle up into a hexagon with a missing pie slice. Then insert a blank pie slice.
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– Yakk
9 hours ago
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@Yakk I actually have a hexagon version I created with other symbols haha.
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I see
Chuck Brown Ale
Because
Next letter for each word on the adjacent (clockwise) vertex in the following triangle. Starting with C, C -> H -> U -> C -> K. The other two words are constructed similarly.
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Well done. I was hoping it would take slightly longer to solve this haha. I was hoping it would take at least 5-10 minutes for a "normal" audience. [granted I have no idea how often you do puzzles].
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– leigero
13 hours ago
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@leigero The blanks on the last two were a big hint which lead me to think it was more than one word, one ending with -CK, another with -WN because -CN is not very likely. I worked backwards from there. A puzzle solved quickly isn't necessarily a bad puzzle.
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– Matt
13 hours ago
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@leigero There are a lot of excellent puzzle solvers that frequent this site. Just because your puzzle is solved quickly, does not make it a bad puzzle. (See The many-eyes effect.) I actually think this was a great puzzle, and more creative than a lot of the first-time puzzles we get.
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– GentlePurpleRain♦
11 hours ago
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@leigero For geometrical twist on your puzzle, roll your puzzle up into a hexagon with a missing pie slice. Then insert a blank pie slice.
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– Yakk
9 hours ago
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@Yakk I actually have a hexagon version I created with other symbols haha.
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– leigero
8 hours ago
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I see
Chuck Brown Ale
Because
Next letter for each word on the adjacent (clockwise) vertex in the following triangle. Starting with C, C -> H -> U -> C -> K. The other two words are constructed similarly.
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Well done. I was hoping it would take slightly longer to solve this haha. I was hoping it would take at least 5-10 minutes for a "normal" audience. [granted I have no idea how often you do puzzles].
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– leigero
13 hours ago
6
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@leigero The blanks on the last two were a big hint which lead me to think it was more than one word, one ending with -CK, another with -WN because -CN is not very likely. I worked backwards from there. A puzzle solved quickly isn't necessarily a bad puzzle.
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– Matt
13 hours ago
6
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@leigero There are a lot of excellent puzzle solvers that frequent this site. Just because your puzzle is solved quickly, does not make it a bad puzzle. (See The many-eyes effect.) I actually think this was a great puzzle, and more creative than a lot of the first-time puzzles we get.
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– GentlePurpleRain♦
11 hours ago
2
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@leigero For geometrical twist on your puzzle, roll your puzzle up into a hexagon with a missing pie slice. Then insert a blank pie slice.
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– Yakk
9 hours ago
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@Yakk I actually have a hexagon version I created with other symbols haha.
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– leigero
8 hours ago
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I see
Chuck Brown Ale
Because
Next letter for each word on the adjacent (clockwise) vertex in the following triangle. Starting with C, C -> H -> U -> C -> K. The other two words are constructed similarly.
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I see
Chuck Brown Ale
Because
Next letter for each word on the adjacent (clockwise) vertex in the following triangle. Starting with C, C -> H -> U -> C -> K. The other two words are constructed similarly.
answered 13 hours ago
MattMatt
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Well done. I was hoping it would take slightly longer to solve this haha. I was hoping it would take at least 5-10 minutes for a "normal" audience. [granted I have no idea how often you do puzzles].
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– leigero
13 hours ago
6
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@leigero The blanks on the last two were a big hint which lead me to think it was more than one word, one ending with -CK, another with -WN because -CN is not very likely. I worked backwards from there. A puzzle solved quickly isn't necessarily a bad puzzle.
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– Matt
13 hours ago
6
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@leigero There are a lot of excellent puzzle solvers that frequent this site. Just because your puzzle is solved quickly, does not make it a bad puzzle. (See The many-eyes effect.) I actually think this was a great puzzle, and more creative than a lot of the first-time puzzles we get.
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– GentlePurpleRain♦
11 hours ago
2
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@leigero For geometrical twist on your puzzle, roll your puzzle up into a hexagon with a missing pie slice. Then insert a blank pie slice.
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– Yakk
9 hours ago
3
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@Yakk I actually have a hexagon version I created with other symbols haha.
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– leigero
8 hours ago
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show 1 more comment
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Well done. I was hoping it would take slightly longer to solve this haha. I was hoping it would take at least 5-10 minutes for a "normal" audience. [granted I have no idea how often you do puzzles].
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– leigero
13 hours ago
6
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@leigero The blanks on the last two were a big hint which lead me to think it was more than one word, one ending with -CK, another with -WN because -CN is not very likely. I worked backwards from there. A puzzle solved quickly isn't necessarily a bad puzzle.
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– Matt
13 hours ago
6
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@leigero There are a lot of excellent puzzle solvers that frequent this site. Just because your puzzle is solved quickly, does not make it a bad puzzle. (See The many-eyes effect.) I actually think this was a great puzzle, and more creative than a lot of the first-time puzzles we get.
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– GentlePurpleRain♦
11 hours ago
2
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@leigero For geometrical twist on your puzzle, roll your puzzle up into a hexagon with a missing pie slice. Then insert a blank pie slice.
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– Yakk
9 hours ago
3
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@Yakk I actually have a hexagon version I created with other symbols haha.
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– leigero
8 hours ago
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Well done. I was hoping it would take slightly longer to solve this haha. I was hoping it would take at least 5-10 minutes for a "normal" audience. [granted I have no idea how often you do puzzles].
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– leigero
13 hours ago
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Well done. I was hoping it would take slightly longer to solve this haha. I was hoping it would take at least 5-10 minutes for a "normal" audience. [granted I have no idea how often you do puzzles].
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– leigero
13 hours ago
6
6
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@leigero The blanks on the last two were a big hint which lead me to think it was more than one word, one ending with -CK, another with -WN because -CN is not very likely. I worked backwards from there. A puzzle solved quickly isn't necessarily a bad puzzle.
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– Matt
13 hours ago
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@leigero The blanks on the last two were a big hint which lead me to think it was more than one word, one ending with -CK, another with -WN because -CN is not very likely. I worked backwards from there. A puzzle solved quickly isn't necessarily a bad puzzle.
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– Matt
13 hours ago
6
6
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@leigero There are a lot of excellent puzzle solvers that frequent this site. Just because your puzzle is solved quickly, does not make it a bad puzzle. (See The many-eyes effect.) I actually think this was a great puzzle, and more creative than a lot of the first-time puzzles we get.
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– GentlePurpleRain♦
11 hours ago
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@leigero There are a lot of excellent puzzle solvers that frequent this site. Just because your puzzle is solved quickly, does not make it a bad puzzle. (See The many-eyes effect.) I actually think this was a great puzzle, and more creative than a lot of the first-time puzzles we get.
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– GentlePurpleRain♦
11 hours ago
2
2
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@leigero For geometrical twist on your puzzle, roll your puzzle up into a hexagon with a missing pie slice. Then insert a blank pie slice.
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– Yakk
9 hours ago
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@leigero For geometrical twist on your puzzle, roll your puzzle up into a hexagon with a missing pie slice. Then insert a blank pie slice.
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– Yakk
9 hours ago
3
3
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@Yakk I actually have a hexagon version I created with other symbols haha.
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– leigero
8 hours ago
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@Yakk I actually have a hexagon version I created with other symbols haha.
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– leigero
8 hours ago
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– EKons
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