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hack1of2 9 years, 8 months ago.
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@bigjim60 wrote:
@rsplash40 wrote:
Whoohoo! 1:41
Yeah, sure. I don’t see that time anywhere. 😆
You won’t, I run a-nony-mouse when doing these…
New series of puzzles for your entertainment… hours of fun! 😈
Here’s the link to the first one… http://www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=2e99590384c4
Not today. I have to do the TOT puzzle again. I watched a show with the kids and let the timer run about 35 minutes.
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The TOT is always worth a revisit, even if it’s just the puzzle.
@sandlanders wrote:
New series of puzzles for your entertainment… hours of fun! 😈
Here’s the link to the first one… http://www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=2e99590384c4
The key word there is “hours.” 🙂
I’m curious, what screen resolution do other TS jigsaw puzzle doers have their monitors set at? When I look at a 300 piece puzzle, the pieces are so small that I haven’t attempted to try them because I can barely see them. I’m thinking maybe it’s a monitor issue?
My monitor is probably on the smaller side and is currently set at 1920×1080.
My monitor is the same size, Hack. The vertical puzzles have smaller pieces to fit them into the horizontal screen. You can toggle in and out to full screen (bottom right corner of puzzle display), but I don’t.
You can always work the puzzle with the number of pieces you want, but your time doesn’t show up on the page. (Yeah, your 6-piece attempt will beat my 300-peice attempt.) Try a horizontal one first.
Consider some of these T5s. It’s my way of getting back at the caching community! 😈 😆 😉
@sandlanders wrote:
My monitor is the same size, Hack. The vertical puzzles have smaller pieces to fit them into the horizontal screen. You can toggle in and out to full screen (bottom right corner of puzzle display), but I don’t.
You can always work the puzzle with the number of pieces you want, but your time doesn’t show up on the page. (Yeah, your 6-piece attempt will beat my 300-peice attempt.) Try a horizontal one first.
Consider some of these T5s. It’s my way of getting back at the caching community! 😈 😆 😉
Ooh, I like T5s, we have 33 of them so far. It’s good to know that Pat said if I do one of these puzzles I can make it count as #34… 8)
I did NOT say you could count my puzzles as T5s for geocaching! It was an analogy that indicated that they might require special equipment to accomplish… and that not everyone has to do every puzzle or every cache.
Gee whillikers, Hack! 🙄 😉
Aww nuts. Ok how about for every 300 pc puzzle solved you get to claim one of the locations of the WISCONSIN’S CHEESY FOUR CORNERS CHALLENGE? Seems fair to me. :oui:
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^^Why did I bother to start bricks when I was working on snowy TL #2?
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@noonan wrote:
What bird was blocking the road for me? Guinea fowl is what comes to mind to me.
Same here.
22% on bricks
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Yep, that would be just a bit more than the whole straightedge… 😉
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