OK I have to admit we had a lot of fun down here at GeekDad Puzzle Central testing out all the solutions you sent in this week. Our random number generating monkey’s had to lend a hand,and the occasional tail,in order to expedite the process. After all that ale I can [...] [...]
 Truism:if an email starts with "If you're having trouble viewing this email..." then you probably don't want to anyway.2 weeks ago  Wonderful calendar (with email option!) of Bay Area Science events. http://t.co/CR7Aorgy cc @fitzwillie2 weeks ago  @fitzwillie Real dads do cloth diapers. Read Daddy Dan's Guide to Diapers http://t.co/4PwaOL9M2 weeks ago  RT @dhewlett:“@fitzwillie:"A Hilarious New Web Series From Stargate’s David Hewlett" http://t.co/M13fkdZj” Thank you GeekDad!2 weeks ago  RT @dhewlett:“@fitzwillie:"A Hilarious New Web Series From Stargate’s David Hewlett" http://t.co/M13fkdZj” Thank you GeekDad!2 weeks ago @fitzwillie I wonder how many patents they have on the sorting and automated robots. Betting they did storage bins in-house,too.2 weeks ago  RT @dhewlett:“@fitzwillie:"A Hilarious New Web Series From Stargate’s David Hewlett" http://t.co/M13fkdZj” Thank you GeekDad!2 weeks ago | It’s closing time at the Prancing Pony and the inn keeper is trying to get his last two customers to go home. Merry and Pippin refuse to go without one last drink. If they weren’t such good friends of Gandalf they would be out on their little hobbit butts. To avoid any trouble [...] [...] I have a huge bookcase. It’s stacked with trinkets and framed photos,Photoshop reference books and tons of O’Reilly guides. There are books I’ve read and ones I’m planning on getting to …one day. But the bulk of my bookcase is devoted to my true love:comics. In the center,are five first editions from [...] [...] Greetings Ferengi Business Kindergarten applicants. After reviewing millions –well,hundreds,but who’s counting besides me –of applications and using the latest in random number generator technology,the wired monkeys with dice again. The winner of the $50.00 ThinkGeek gift certificate is Lawrence Walton who used our friend algebra to [...] [...] This weeks puzzle is so easy a child could do it. At least a Ferengi child should have no problem. This little puzzle is part of the entrance to Ferengi Business Kindergarten. Give it a shot and you may just win a $50.00 gift certificate from Thinkgeek. Remember the 74th rule of acquisition “Knowledge is [...] [...] Nearing the end of a marathon gaming session,Dan was feeling pretty tired. With each roll,he began to notice a pattern —he began to think the dice were talking to him. So Dan began keeping track of his rolls and,sure enough,there was a message hidden in the dice. After a bit [...] [...] Ken,Matt,Dave,and Curtis got their kids together for a play date. The dads dressed their kids in their finest geek t-shirts. The kids brought along their favorite building toys and had a great time building different things. See if you can match The dads to the kids and the kids to [...] [...] Solution to the GeekDad puzzle of the week! [...] I was always a fan of the Rubik’s Cube:my dad played with one when I was younger. While we learned to make a checkerboard and a “six-spot”pattern with it when it was solved,it wasn’t until my dad brought home a heavily-Xeroxed,hand-drawn guide that I was finally able to solve it. That [...] [...] Solve the GeekDad puzzle of the week for your chance to win a $50 gift certificate from ThinkGeek! [...] |    |
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