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Cryptopix

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Cryptopix puzzles are word puzzles where the answer is a multi-word phrase. Decipher the image below to come up with the answer. For a better idea on how to solve this puzzle view an example. If you get stuck you can ask for help in the comments section. Hints are posted 24 hours after puzzle's publish date (if provided by author).

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  1. FileRaspberrydsmeyer on Mar 17, 2008 06:21 PM

    Use no punctuation.

  2. FileClockmust67 on Apr 01, 2008 04:10 PM

    [1]What he said

  3. FileGarlick1w1 on Apr 01, 2008 05:32 PM

    Hmm, I made the m word plural.
    That's certainly how I've always heard it.

  4. FilePumpkinJohnQ118 on Apr 01, 2008 06:10 PM

    "solved this puzzle in 2 minutes and 47 seconds and were the 38th Tanga member to solve "
    3 points, anyway.

    NEVER pluralized this in my youth.

  5. FileSailboatdagibbs on Apr 01, 2008 08:56 PM

    no plurals, but really it does need punctuation.

    And, the first game should have a 3x4 grid, not 3x3.

  6. BarrerahelmSailboatElGrande on Apr 01, 2008 08:59 PM

    So excited to be in the top 100...

    Oh, unfeatured.

    :(

  7. AvatarDuckiesteph_frolin on Apr 01, 2008 11:07 PM

    This phrase is actually usually plural I believe, but fun all the same.

  8. FilePotatorevchewie on Apr 02, 2008 01:10 PM

    I've always heard it plural. It's intended to be spoken to multiple people, each one with their own.

    Agreed, [5]. It should be 3x4. (Or is that 4x3? I always get that confused...)

  9. AvatarSailboatjjcool on Apr 02, 2008 08:20 PM

    why do people insist on screwing up the punctuation?

  10. FractalTomatodduensing on Apr 02, 2008 09:01 PM

    the m word IS plural in my day....several athletes

  11. Avatar_profileBananaSneaky854 on Apr 06, 2008 10:40 PM

    [5] + [8]

    hmmm, a single row of 3 would have worked as well since they are actually "matched" appropriately.

  12. Avatar_profileBananaSneaky854 on Apr 06, 2008 10:48 PM

    hmmmm, [3] and other commentors on plurality...

    sometimes, when I question which "version" of a word or phrase is correct, or at least, which is USED most, I google both phrases and see which returns the most search results. Although this is obviously far from a foolproof method, it does give you an idea of how often it is used in each form. In this case, when using quotes around the phrase for an exact search...

    singular: 67,700 results
    plural: 27,600 results

    just an interesting tidbit since many of us seem to be big fans of google and its powers.

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