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 Post subject: Sudoku, anyone?
PostPosted: Sun Jul 03, 2005 7:46 pm 
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It's time for another one of my "does anyone else do this?" threads. This time, it's sudoku puzzles. They're really fun/addicting! I really can't explain it unless I have one in front of me, so here's the wikipedia example:

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Now fill it up so each row, column, and three by three box has all the digits 1-9. And you can't move the ones that are already in place (duh). Dosen't that sound fun? And like something I would waste half an hour doing? For those of you that want more, here's where I get my daily fix. Laters!


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It sounds like something not meant for on the job...

No! Not on the job!

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Oooh! I did one of those. They are really fun. I beat it with relative ease. I will now try this one. Thanks for posting a link to a site where I can find more of these.

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Thanks. Thanks a lot. I printed it out and started it at eleven PM, and found myself staying up until its completion at 12:10 AM, and as such am somewhat tired. Why didn't you tell us they were addictive? YOU'RE GONNA GET YOURS!

I mean, granted, it was foolish to undertake it at that hour, but still... YOU'RE GONNA GET YOURS!

No, seriously, that was awesome. =D I'll have to print out a couple more, as that was quite fun.


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I don't have the patience to complete games like that. I would start, and then realize that I'm wasting my time, since I would never get the solution anyway. But, I think I have done one before. I didn't finish it, though. :p

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Suicune64 wrote:
Why didn't you tell us they were addictive? YOU'RE GONNA GET YOURS!


Um... I did...

Clever Danielle wrote:
It's time for another one of my "does anyone else do this?" threads. This time, it's sudoku puzzles. They're really fun/addicting!


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Clever Danielle wrote:
Suicune64 wrote:
Why didn't you tell us they were addictive? YOU'RE GONNA GET YOURS!


Um... I did...

Clever Danielle wrote:
It's time for another one of my "does anyone else do this?" threads. This time, it's sudoku puzzles. They're really fun/addicting!


Oh... oh, I see. RETREAT! FALL BACK MEN! D'oh. That's what I get for having read the post at 10:30 PM. XD Sorry 'bout that.


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 Post subject: Re: Sudoku, anyone?
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Clever Danielle wrote:
It's time for another one of my "does anyone else do this?" threads. This time, it's sudoku puzzles. They're really fun/addicting! I really can't explain it unless I have one in front of me, so here's the wikipedia example:

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Now fill it up so each row, column, and three by three box has all the digits 1-9. And you can't move the ones that are already in place (duh). Dosen't that sound fun? And like something I would waste half an hour doing? For those of you that want more, here's where I get my daily fix. Laters!

YES! i love sudoku puzzles!

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I love Sudoku! They carry it in the Rocky Mountain News here. I have a strategy for playing Sudoku. I go over all the lines with a regular Sharpie. Then I write over the numbers in pen. That way I can draw "scan lines" to eliminate numbers from certain rows or columns.

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I did one of those in school. It was pretty fun.

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I read this thread a while ago, and didn't think they were worth trying. However, my friend alex showed me a sudoku game, on miniclip.com, which he said was really good. I tryed a little bit, but then I realised it would be easier to do on paper, so I found a website with daily sudokus you can print out. So, I finished it (took me a hour) and now, seeking more information about em, I remembered this thread, and came to read the entirety of it.

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We have a newspaper with daily SuDokus and there have been three full-page articles about it. At first I thought it's gonna be boring, but they're pretty addictive.

EDIT: Now that this thread has been BUMP'D, this post has been GRAMMAR'D.

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 Post subject: Yay! Sudoku!
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This is due for a revival. Our math teacher gave us 2 of them and I am so hooked. I have my own strategy, where I write a little, tiny list of which numbers a box ISN'T in the box, and then once I have an absolute answer for that box I write it in marker so I know it's right and I can't erase it.

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Here's one of my favorite suduku sites: Clicky. Millions of puzzles.

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 Post subject: Re: Yay! Sudoku!
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Roasted wrote:
I have my own strategy, where I write a little, tiny list of which numbers a box ISN'T in the box, and then once I have an absolute answer for that box I write it in marker so I know it's right and I can't erase it.


I normally do the opposite. I go through every single litle box in rows, and I ask myself "Can this be one? Can it be two?" and then I pencil it in. And when I get an absolute answer, I go back and erase the number from all the other boxes that it affects so it stays up-to-date. Sooner or later, the puzzle is finished. Or I give up. Whichever comes first.


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I play it on miniclip.com

Three new sudokus a day. Easy, Medium, Hard. :)

To top it off, it has groovy, soothing sound effects.

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I love sudoku, i play it all the time! i like the stuff from the newspaper and those Sudoku Books.

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Oooh, those things are fun. Kinda easy, though.

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well, have you been doing those Super Easy ones? or the Black BElt Sudokus?

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Ah, yes, sudoku! Highly addicting game for me...I've been playing the version on eBaum's World for a while now...though I've been meaning to look for something more challenging.

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PianoManGidley wrote:
Ah, yes, sudoku! Highly addicting game for me...I've been playing the version on eBaum's World for a while now...though I've been meaning to look for something more challenging.

Eric Bauman Stinks.

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Choc-o-Lardiac Arrest wrote:
PianoManGidley wrote:
Ah, yes, sudoku! Highly addicting game for me...I've been playing the version on eBaum's World for a while now...though I've been meaning to look for something more challenging.

Eric Bauman Stinks.

^ Agreed like a million percent.

I really haven't played Sudoku since I made that post up there. It's not my cup of tea.

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I like Sudoku. WHEN I use it for Time Attack runs.

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Ugh, I HATE Real life [s]sudzu[/s] Sudoku. Mostly cause I hate writing. What with the eraseing and sharpening my pencil and my inability to focus on paper for leisure...

Brain Age for DS comes with a bunch of Sudoku puzzles though. It made Sudoku fun for me. Since I can erase anything instantly, and it alerts you if you made a mistake...

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I like Sudoku. They are very fun, challenging and good use of spare time.

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Sudoku isn't bad, but I much prefer Kakuro. And I prefer handmade Sudoku and Kakuro over all other Sudoku and Kakuro. :)

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I've become fond of binary sudoku, myself...

I've got a sudoku book upstairs. I still do 'em, but only when I'm really bored.


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Sudoku is slowly taking over my school. Everyone I know is playing it. I think I should start.

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Sudoku! Yes! What a wonderful puzzle. I love sudoku. I don't do it much, but I love doing it.

One of my teachers has a giant velcro sudoku board outside her class for people to do themselves in the hall, and she updates it each week or so.

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I once attempted a 3D Sudoku. You had to do nine Sudokus, but the numbers one through nine could only appear once in each slot. That, my friend, was evil.

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