Another fun physics puzzle type game by Johnny-K (creator of the hand drawn block stacking  Poiser). There are 70 levels with a new style/background every 20 levels.

Goal: Shoot the ragdoll guy from the cannon. Hit the target to go to the next level

The first couple of stages are introductory; things start to get challenging around level 9.

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(you may find it easier to print this out)

Here’s another ABC-type puzzle. You can find the instructions on how to solve here (look below the 3 pictures). You can also read comment #18 for further instructions.

[Shawn's answer showed up by accident for an hour, but is now masked.  Had 'comments' showing up automatically while gone the past few days, and forgot to reset with the upcoming round of challenges. ]

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[picture from fantasyana.com, by Case]

Use a four letter word, the same letters each time, to fill in the blank spaces. 

A ____ old sorcerer on ____ bent,

Put on her ____ and away she went

____  she cried, as she went on her way,

How are we going to ____ today?

Can you figure out which four letters best completes this word puzzle?

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My kids and I were enjoying a summertime snack on the patio earlier today, and this little thing was found on the table-along with many others!  Nothing was added, doctored, or retouched.

What do you think it is?

For more mystery pictures, click here.

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What numbers should appear in the last box?

Here’s something a little more hands-on:

the six pencils puzzle

answers can be submitted in comment section below (although Six Pencil solution is available on Puzzles.com), and will be unmasked Monday. Have a good weekend.

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Not really a puzzle, but gets your brain going nonetheless…

other cool pics courtesy of Pixdaus…

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A monosyllable I am,-a reptile, I vow;

If you put me together, I’m syllables two;

I’m English, I’m Latin, I’m one or the other,

What’s English for one half, is Latin for t’other.

What am I?

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I am a croupier who has three cards in a row (face down) on a table.  2 of them are aces, 1 is a joker.  You don’t know the order.

Problem: With one question of a simple ‘yes’ or ‘no’ answer, determine with “absolute certainty” which of the three cards is an Ace.

But it’s not so easy-
if you point to any of the two Aces, the answer I will give you is always true. However, if you point  to the Joker there’s a 50% chance that the answer is true, and a 50% chance that the answer is a lie.

Thanks to Suineg for submitting this brainteaser

(you can enter your answers below, will unmask Tuesday or Wednesday, thanks)

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Are you a heavy thinker? If so, here’s an interesting little tidbit: According to recent data presented at the International Conference on Alzheimer’s Disease-those men who ruminate most heavily on work and family difficulties had a dementia prevalence that was 40% less than in men who were least likely to ruminate.

From the same conference: Those who do not marry or live with a partner are at double the risk for developing cognitive impairment. Divorced singles who remained alone had a threefold increase risk.

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Hint to get you started: R=E

For directions on solving a cryptogram, click here

You can click on the letters above to print out.  Will show submissions [entered into comment section below] in 2 days.

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Spinin is a new puzzle game I think many of you will enjoy. The controls are a bit different from what you normally see in a sliding block challenge: press the arrow keys to tilt the board, and the Smiley block moves according to gravity.

What level can you advance to?

Click here to play.

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It’s been 6 months since the last antique French hidden object puzzle card went up, so figured it’s time to bring another one out. Some of you may remember the Three Rabbits , or the Pain De Sucre (yes, I can hear the groans already

but the thing to keep in mind is that these very old puzzle cards probably inspired the slew of hidden object games that have come out in the last couple years. However, since each card is a piece of art unto itself, and since the puzzle is usually cleverly worked in (usually with a few decoys too), I actually like them more.

So- Where is the Schoolboy?

You can click on the picture to see in high resolution.

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This is a two word anagram. Can you figure it out? Answers entered below in the comment section will show on Wednesday. Will have something else up before Tuesday is over.

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Received this in the mail not too long ago: Every day a man arrives at Central Station and a car is waiting to give him a ride to his office. One day, however, the man arrives 1 hour early, so he starts walking toward the office. At some point on his way, the car picks him up, and he arrives 20 minutes early to the office.

How much time did the man spend walking?

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My whole is composed of twelve;

divide us into three and nine,

and you bring before you a dark and dreadful scene,

bloddshed and cruelty; man destroying man;

if you exclude the first three of us, the picture is even darker,

for now the brute creation is involved in the general misery;

but separate us into four and eight and what a change!

Now all is gladness and gayety. The air rings with jubilee and joy.

Can you figure this one out? If so, submit into comments below and will reveal on Friday, thanks.

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