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Humbugardy: Sudoku for 1000
2005-11-22 15:27
by Score Bard

This is round 2 of Humbugardy. I'm your host, Alex Scorebard.

 

sudoku 1000

 

Note: In this round, searching the web is allowed.

 

Numb3r5 Sudoku 6th Degree Quotes What and Where Anagram Lines Subjective
200 Bob Timmerman Bob Timmerman Dan Lucero For The Turnstiles deadteddy8
400 For The Turnstiles For The Turnstiles 400 Joe 400
For The Turnstiles Bob Timmerman Bob Timmerman 600 For The Turnstiles graciebarn
T J nobody For The Turnstiles Murray argosy Derek Smart
1000 Humma Kavula 1000 Bob Timmerman For The Turnstiles For The Turnstiles
Comments
2005-11-22 15:48:23
1.   Bob Timmermann
Who is Hamlet?
2005-11-22 15:51:37
2.   Humma Kavula
Who is Claudius?
2005-11-22 16:00:51
3.   Score Bard
Humma Kavula, you are correct. The board is yours.
2005-11-22 16:03:07
4.   Score Bard
Explanation: Order of speaking lines in Shakespeare plays.

King Lear: Kent 1, Cordelia 6, Regan 7
Twelfth Night: Valentine 3, Viola 4, Andrew 8
Hamlet: Francisco 2, Polonius 9

Leaving the speaker #5 in Hamlet, who is King Claudius.

2005-11-22 16:06:48
5.   Humma Kavula
Woo hoo! I'll take Subjective for 400. Finish off the category. Thanks.
2005-11-22 16:51:29
6.   Bob Timmermann
I knew I was on the right track, but I was hungry and I had to go to lunch. So I took an educated guess.
2005-11-22 17:11:38
7.   Bob Timmermann
I would kindly ask Score Bard not to post anything right before I am scheduled to go out to eat.

Of course, with Subjective it doesn't matter. I think we should just give For The Turnstiles the 400 points by default.

He's writing like Tennyson while some of us are writing like Rod McKuen.

2005-11-22 17:22:11
8.   For The Turnstiles
Tennyson wrote limericks? I much prefer the puzzle categories, but was about 5 minutes too late on this one. I was impressed by how many of these names were also the last names of baseball players. (Is there a scene in Hamlet where Francisco throws a throne?)

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