Justin Moore
United States
Louisville
Kentucky
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The hard was definitely easier than the Easy...
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Roger Balser
United States
Colleyville
Texas
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Those are a lot of help!
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Clinton McHugh
United States
Chicago
Illinois
Every bald guy should own at least one great hat.
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I got the easy, but not the hard...
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Justin Moore
United States
Louisville
Kentucky
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Any salt for the easy one then? the two salty clues for the hard above got it for me.
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Clinton McHugh
United States
Chicago
Illinois
Every bald guy should own at least one great hat.
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Salt on the easy:
Spoiler (mouseover to reveal): Splice two words together to create a third word that is the answer. What he is, and what he's feeling.
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Clinton McHugh
United States
Chicago
Illinois
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The hard salt does nothing for me...
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Justin Moore
United States
Louisville
Kentucky
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Cavlaw wrote: The hard salt does nothing for me...
Spoiler (mouseover to reveal): Notice something is odd with each Pirate.?
Belts applied in normal "Tanga fashion"
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Clinton McHugh
United States
Chicago
Illinois
Every bald guy should own at least one great hat.
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I only have the opportunity to dig into these once or twice a week, so applying customary interpretation doesn't do a lot for me. I think I'll have to stop staring at this one and just buy "UTSOTD" and try to snag "ROTH" when is pops up next.
Thanks, though.
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Brandy Grote
United States
California
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Hmm, on the well, pirate one:
Spoiler (mouseover to reveal): I see red handed and pink eye, is that other green tooth or blue tooth?
And the blue/brown guy, ummm, brown pegleg?
Yikes!
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rupert rompecabezas
United States
Memphis
Tennessee
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HEAVY DOSE OF SODIUM CHLORIDE FOR THE ONE WORD WONDER:
Spoiler (mouseover to reveal): The pirates each lack something unique. Write down what each thing is. Then, use the belt buckles to decide what to take from each.
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Clinton McHugh
United States
Chicago
Illinois
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That was heavy. I got it, and now feel dumb. However, I also bought the games, so I feel better about that.
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scott hershberger
United States
Albion
Michigan
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Ahhhh this should be so easy where have I messed up?
Spoiler (mouseover to reveal): Ok I see them missing...
Spoiler (mouseover to reveal): Boot
Tooth
Hand
Eye
Spoiler (mouseover to reveal): Or I see each has a unique...
Spoiler (mouseover to reveal): Peg Leg
Tooth
Hook
Eye Patch
NM I'm dumb got it!
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Steven Dennis
United States
Mandeville
Louisiana
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Stupid question: Why the reference to salt in relation to hints?
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rupert rompecabezas
United States
Memphis
Tennessee
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Leadfoot has a FAQ on the subject, but the short answer is that someone once accidentally put the answer to one of the puzzles into the comment section instead of the answer box. The answer was "salt" and that started it.
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Dante Gagne
United States
Bothell
Washington
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robrizob wrote: HEAVY DOSE OF SODIUM CHLORIDE FOR THE ONE WORD WONDER: Spoiler (mouseover to reveal): The pirates each lack something unique. Write down what each thing is. Then, use the belt buckles to decide what to take from each.
And whenever I post, I usually figure it out, but I'm drawing a bloody blank here.
HEAVY SALT for the Pirate one
Spoiler (mouseover to reveal): Ok, we're missing:
Foot
Tooth
Hand
Eye
And each pirate's buckle says "3", so I'm taking the third letter from each, and getting "oone". Which made me think that the answer was noone (since that would have the n missing), but that didn't help.
I tried the third letter from the end, and got "ooae", which is also useless. I've got to be missing something obvious...
Any help?
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Lou Seelbach
United States
Huntington
West Virginia
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He's missing more than a foot.
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Dante Gagne
United States
Bothell
Washington
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THANK YOU!
Got it.
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DrChek wrote: Stupid question: Why the reference to salt in relation to hints?
Check out this link for salt and other tangaisms
http://tanga.com/puzzles/1310-8-6-2007#comment_53294
p.s. there's no such thing as a stupid question only stupid answers!
Or, one that made me smile:
"There's no such thing as a stupid question, but there sure are a lot of inquisitive idiots out there"
-- I really don't believe that, because the idiots are the one's who DON'T ask the questions! 
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Brandy Grote
United States
California
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Hard puzzle, not sure if I'm heading in the right direction...
Spoiler (mouseover to reveal): Frog = Water + Earth, M J, MJ Frog! LOL, maybe not...
Tried other ways to distill the first 5, not sure how Rob got there.... Sigh. I R smrt...
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Craig Brooks
United States
Cranston
Rhode Island
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bcgrote wrote: Hard puzzle, not sure if I'm heading in the right direction... Spoiler (mouseover to reveal): Frog = Water + Earth, M J, MJ Frog! LOL, maybe not... Tried other ways to distill the first 5, not sure how Rob got there.... Sigh. I R smrt...
SALTY!
Spoiler (mouseover to reveal): He mentions that it's a "mean feat" to distill words. What other way can you express a word?
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Randal Lloyd
United States
Matthews
North Carolina
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gilby123 wrote: bcgrote wrote: Hard puzzle, not sure if I'm heading in the right direction... Spoiler (mouseover to reveal): Frog = Water + Earth, M J, MJ Frog! LOL, maybe not... Tried other ways to distill the first 5, not sure how Rob got there.... Sigh. I R smrt... Spoiler (mouseover to reveal): He mentions that it's a "mean feat" to distill words. What other way can you express a word?
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Craig Brooks
United States
Cranston
Rhode Island
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Apparatus wrote: gilby123 wrote: SALTY!Spoiler (mouseover to reveal): He mentions that it's a "mean feat" to distill words. What other way can you express a word? Any hint as to what the phrase "mean feat" means even outside this puzzle?
Super Salty!
Spoiler (mouseover to reveal): I would suggest trying Google or thinking back to Math class.
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Randal Lloyd
United States
Matthews
North Carolina
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gilby123 wrote: Apparatus wrote: gilby123 wrote: SALTY!Spoiler (mouseover to reveal): He mentions that it's a "mean feat" to distill words. What other way can you express a word? Any hint as to what the phrase "mean feat" means even outside this puzzle? Spoiler (mouseover to reveal): I would suggest trying Google or thinking back to Math class.
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For the hard puzzle
try the thesaurus and look up the word
SALTIER again
Spoiler (mouseover to reveal): mean
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