| Dave Doucette: Puzzle 184 forced me to do more research than I had done before. It was interesting to find (and resolve) conflicting information from different places. |
Debbie Sterbinsky
Let's give Benjaman Kyle a break and give him a close 2nd. My heart goes out to this
man.I still think his name is Paul, just not sure why.
Karen Kay Bunting
I am telling you that this time I am having a tremendously hard time of deciding upon a
favorite. I liked #208 Benjaman Doe because it is still ongoing and you are still working
on it.
Milene Rawlinson
The challenge of figuring out the correct parameters for searching, and do I search in
images, on the web or where.
Let's give Benjaman Kyle a break and give him a close 2nd. My heart goes out to this
man.I still think his name is Paul, just not sure why.
Karen Kay Bunting
I am telling you that this time I am having a tremendously hard time of deciding upon a
favorite. I liked #208 Benjaman Doe because it is still ongoing and you are still working
on it.
Milene Rawlinson
The challenge of figuring out the correct parameters for searching, and do I search in
images, on the web or where.
| Dead Horse Update Click HERE to read our analysis of the Dead Horse Picture from the Sheboygan Press. |
Carolyn Cornelius
My favorite quiz was without a doubt #193, the Times Square kiss. I was fascinated
and slightly obsessed by the evidence, scientific and otherwise, supporting the two main
claimants to being the sailor. And so I carried my research far beyond what I usually do
for these quizzes. I stand by my original comments which were faithfully reproduced in
the answer to the quiz.
Karen Kay Bunting
I liked #193 Smackeroonie for the same reason (that you worked on it). I like the
challenge.
Jim Kiser
#193 was a fun historical quiz.
My favorite quiz was without a doubt #193, the Times Square kiss. I was fascinated
and slightly obsessed by the evidence, scientific and otherwise, supporting the two main
claimants to being the sailor. And so I carried my research far beyond what I usually do
for these quizzes. I stand by my original comments which were faithfully reproduced in
the answer to the quiz.
Karen Kay Bunting
I liked #193 Smackeroonie for the same reason (that you worked on it). I like the
challenge.
Jim Kiser
#193 was a fun historical quiz.
Mike Swierczewski
I'm just a sucker for well-done hoaxes. Besides, most of the material I saw on the web
about it was put out there by the perpetrators themselves! I learn something new with
practically every quiz.
Nancy Lear
19th c. industrial age fascinates me and I'm always interested in a good hoax. I learn so
much doing the research. Expands the mind.
Dennis Brann
Fascinated by the fact that somebody has taken this much effort to perpetrate a hoax.
Marilyn Hamill
Boilerplate's site was very creative and the man did a lot of work to make it look
authentic.
Venita Wilson
I'm just a sucker for well-done hoaxes. Besides, most of the material I saw on the web
about it was put out there by the perpetrators themselves! I learn something new with
practically every quiz.
Nancy Lear
19th c. industrial age fascinates me and I'm always interested in a good hoax. I learn so
much doing the research. Expands the mind.
Dennis Brann
Fascinated by the fact that somebody has taken this much effort to perpetrate a hoax.
Marilyn Hamill
Boilerplate's site was very creative and the man did a lot of work to make it look
authentic.
Venita Wilson