50 + 10 points
mn0pq1 by Will O
June 8th, 2008 8:21 AM
Ah yes, the event that lead me to SF0 in the first place.
As a member of the 'Pekingese Liberation Army' we puzzled for these who have trouble puzzling for themselves. Have you ever seen a pekingese adaquately write? If so let me know where, we might just have a new leader.
As new recruits this was our boot camp. After share sympathies with the 'Gnome Freedom Front' and a bit of tubthumping with other teams we began.
Initially we were excited as the first team to to make it through the first puzzle. Confirming our lead when picking up the many colored puzzle of death, we hit our first snag. We couldn't figure out what to do. Rain, hail and other teams arrived and started to take clues. Once the weather subsided we took an answer just to get us movig again.
Typewriter, croquet, tea party, more rain on the way to Tweddle Dee and Tweedle Dum, then we started wishing we had brought the scissors suggested.
We got to the end destination and determined the final solution through alternative means which when tallied up put us in second place. Not bad for new recruits.
We regrouped with the Freedom Front and stopped on the way home at the vampire Perkins in Edina. You know the one along highway 100 with the errie red glow from the seemly unused lower level at night.
As a member of the 'Pekingese Liberation Army' we puzzled for these who have trouble puzzling for themselves. Have you ever seen a pekingese adaquately write? If so let me know where, we might just have a new leader.
As new recruits this was our boot camp. After share sympathies with the 'Gnome Freedom Front' and a bit of tubthumping with other teams we began.
Initially we were excited as the first team to to make it through the first puzzle. Confirming our lead when picking up the many colored puzzle of death, we hit our first snag. We couldn't figure out what to do. Rain, hail and other teams arrived and started to take clues. Once the weather subsided we took an answer just to get us movig again.
Typewriter, croquet, tea party, more rain on the way to Tweddle Dee and Tweedle Dum, then we started wishing we had brought the scissors suggested.
We got to the end destination and determined the final solution through alternative means which when tallied up put us in second place. Not bad for new recruits.
We regrouped with the Freedom Front and stopped on the way home at the vampire Perkins in Edina. You know the one along highway 100 with the errie red glow from the seemly unused lower level at night.
