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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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Best ever!! First top ten!
[edit] sorry....got excited...
You solved this puzzle in 19 seconds and were the 6th Tanga member to solve it. You earned 105 points for solving this.
[1] salt so soon?
You solved this puzzle in 26 seconds and were the 49th Tanga member to solve it. You earned 62 points for solving this.
btw.. jamiemiller.. i think your salt is a little too big. =/
what's wrong with my punctuation?
[4] there isn't any.
Cute idea.
A little annoying to have it without punctuation, as the phrase is never seen that way in its regular use.
Put the 'and' in and took extra time to take it out, but was 44th, yeah. Cute.
Looks like a glass of Coke to me...
No Mitch?
What *is* that first thing?
regionalism held me up for a long time - we never use that term for the liquid shown in my neck of the woods.
thanks [11] that cleared it up for me
[7] - thanks!
Doesn't it always have an "AND" in it?
I thought it was the name of three mascots for a cereal, but it doesn't fit.
Edit: Nevermind.
being from Pittsburgh helped for that last picture!
[8] maybe you have to be canadian ;)
uhm, the 3rd word is wrong! just straight up wrong.
No, there's no "And" at all actually.
There is punctuation typically though. Add this to the neverending list of reasons to either do away with punctuation in puzzles or ask that it be implicitly shown in the puzzle.
It used to be called more than just soda. Named for the opening of the bottle. Midwestern US folk still call it by that, where have you people been living, under a rock?
Got it right away after the second and third picture. Now I see what the first picture is.