November 14, 2018 Take something frequently written in text messages. Swap two letters and say the result out loud, and phonetically youâll describe something else frequently written in text messages. What are they?
October 19, 2018 Think of a place where youâre often asked to make a couple of choices, one right after another. For both choices, youâre asked to choose between two things, and in both cases you could use the same two words to describe your options. But, in each case, the
Cat Power & Snoop Dogg, happy again Hereâs a creative challenge. Yesterdayâs twitter puzzle combined a fantastical musical duo along with a song they should cover: * Brian May & The Decemberists, âA Thousand Yearsâ * Cat Power & Snoop Dogg, âSinginâ in the Rainâ * Lorde & James Taylor, âSharp Dressed Manâ * Prince & John Popper, âItâ
September 13, 2018 Name a very modern two-word phrase thatâs used when describing a foolish decision. It is a homophone of another two-word phrase, itself popular for only about 30 years old, that describes a now-common object. What phrases are these?
Lady! Ladi! LadĂ©! The autumn is rich will puzzle hunts: DASH [https://playdash.org/DASH10/], Puzzle Boat [http://www.pandamagazine.com/island5/], Mark Halpinâs Labor Day set [http://www.markhalpin.com/puzzles/puzzles.html], Cryptic Puzzle Hunt [http://crypticpuzzlehunt.epizy.com/], and now REDDOT (link below). Battle that SAD by digging into
Phalanges that Intersect Metacarpal and Resemble ThĂŒringers Iâm continuing to publish daily Twitter puzzles at @pzlr [https://twitter.com/pzlr]. Each tweet offers five items that share a quality and asks you to reply with another item with that same quality. Iâm trying to come up with puzzles that allow room for some creative expression.
What's the connection? Over the last week, Iâve been publishing daily Twitter puzzles. I was inspired by â and using the same format as â P&A Magazine, whoâs been posting their own for a while, and @puzzletheory, who did the same kind of thing years ago. Each tweet offers five items
Reespiecer Puzzler Name a product found in a supermarket checkout line, in two words. Remove the space and 2 adjacent letters, and change the last letter, and youâll end up with one word that describes an activity only possible to do at night. What are they? Anti-Match Game: Announcerâs
July 31, 2018 Name a product found in a supermarket checkout line, in two words. Remove the space and 2 adjacent letters, and change the last letter, and youâll end up with one word that describes an activity only possible to do at night. What are they?
National Puzzlers League I just returned from the 179th National Puzzlers League Convention, known informally as the Con, in Milwaukee, a brilliant three days of meeting fellow puzzle mavens, solving puzzles, and playing original games designed by attendees that you canât find anywhere else. It was my first time going, but I
July 17, 2018 Name a famous person from Chicago â first and last names. The last name ends in an E. Change the E to an I and rearrange the letters in just the last name to get a famous actor â whose first name is the same as the first person's. Who
July 02, 2018 Name any movie (there are lots of possibilities) that could fit in the missing blank of this ordered and complete set: North by Northwest Cedar Rapids ___________ The Ghost and Mr. Chicken Space Jam
Mystery League âïž Denver On July 11, Iâll be in Denver at the Crooked Stave to put on my newest puzzle game, Mystery in the Galleries. Itâs a 90-120 minute escape-room-at-a-table for teams of 6. EventBrite will be set up soon, so for now, follow this link to save yourself a spot.
Omegalopolis Puzzler What world capital sounds like two Greek letters? How To Make a Word Search My friend Eric Berlin, maker of Puzzle Your Kids (my kids are huge fans), has a new video out for those who love puzzles so much that they want to make their own. Three Quines
Lady Dermaptera Puzzler Take the last name of a young movie director. Remove one letter, and what remains will be, phonetically, a synonym for a word in the title of his latest movie. Who is this? Become a member, support The Mystery League. These newsletters will always remain free, but if youâ