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GeekDad Puzzle of the Week – Another CrossNumber Puzzle
Crossword puzzles are fun, but they can be found in most any newspaper. CrossNumber puzzles are not only more fun, but are found almost exclusively here on GeekDad! This week’s GeekDad Puzzle of the...
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GeekDad Puzzle of the Week – Another CrossNumber Solution
This past puzzle as previously posted: Crossword puzzles are fun, but they can be found in most any newspaper. CrossNumber puzzles are not only more fun, but are found almost exclusively here on...
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GeekDad Puzzle of the Week: Numeric Crossword Puzzle
Most everyone that reads GeekDad has at least one friend or co-worker that can recite Pi out to a few dozen digits — or, more likely, we are that friend or co-worker. A lot of us probably have quite a...
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GeekDad Puzzle of the Week Solution: Numeric Crossword Puzzle
Congratulations to everyone that sent in a reply to Monday’s “Crossnumber” Puzzle. Here’s the puzzle as posted: Across Down 0. Pi 0. Sparta 5. F4 to F7 1. 2^2^2 7. Dozen 2. Luftballons 8. Bond 3....
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GeekDad Puzzle of the Week: drowssorC Puzzle
DrowSsorc? Is this another RA Salvatore reference, like Arach-Tinilith? No, it’s actually just the word “crossword” as in “crossword puzzle,” backwards. Technically, this week’s GeekDad Puzzle of the...
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GeekDad Puzzle of the Week Solution: drowssorC Puzzle
The puzzle as presented: DrowSsorc? Is this another RA Salvatore reference, like Arach-Tinilith? No, it’s actually just the word “crossword” as in “crossword puzzle,” backwards. Technically, this...
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GeekDad Puzzle of the Week — Making Up 2015
The upcoming new year, 2015, is unusual — it has only three prime factors: 2015 = 5 x 13 x 31. What better way to celebrate this fact than with a crossword puzzle? As you would expect from GeekDad,...
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GeekDad Puzzle of the Week Solution — Making Up 2015
This past week’s puzzle as previously posited: The upcoming new year, 2015, is unusual — it has only three prime factors: 2015 = 5 x 13 x 31. What better way to celebrate this fact than with a...
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