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Weekly Set Puzzle Challenge: December 16

Update: Unless there are any late entries this week it looks like this week's winner's badge goes to Maxine!

It's Saturday, which means it's time for the deblog's Weekly Set Puzzle Challenge! Anyone who cares to participate may do so as follows:

1. Play the theoretically simple yet maddeningly difficult Set Puzzle.
2. Post your time in the comments to this post.
3. The winner for the week gets to hoist the much-coveted winner's badge. This should be posted in a blog post rather than on your sidebar, say, because, after all, your time to bask in the glory of the win is likely to be ephemeral.

How to post the badge? Some possibilities:

1. Download the badge to your own space and link thereto.
2. Include this code in your post:

<a href="http://www.the-deblog.com"><img src="https://dhamel.typepad.com/images/setduelwinner.gif" /></a>

3. Alternatively, you're not obliged to post it. This is all in fun, after all.

This week's scores:
Debra -- 1:15
Tom -- 1:43
Karen -- 1:24
Clare -- 4:33
Maxine -- 0:57 current high score!
Kimmy -- 3:58
Nancy -- 1:59

View my Set score history here.

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Comments

1.

1:24

2.

4.33 I just do this to make everyone else feel good.

3.

0.57

4.

Well, I sure didn't win!

3:58

5.

1:59

ugh.

6.

Thanks, Debra. I have been a bit tired recently so not doing much blogging -- so I missed this result. Have just posted over at Petrona. I think it will be a while before I win again, based on my usual scores, so I enjoyed hoisting the flag.




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About the blogger: Debra is the mother of two preternaturally attractive girls and the author of a number of books about ancient Greece, including Reading Herodotus: A Guided Tour through the Wild Boars, Dancing Suitors, and Crazy Tyrants of The History. She writes and blogs from her subterranean lair in North Haven, CT. Read more.


  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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