It is to laugh - Just some regular humor for a while!

[3825-87867]

And now for something different...
The Next 3 are Mazes to try to solve.
Trace with your finger or copy and print them.
For those of you old enough to remember a 50s TV Program called
"Winky Dink", don't write or trace on the screen without your
Magic Drawing Screen (a piece of clear plastice that let you trace over images host Jack Barry put on the TV!) The "pencil" (sort of sharpie/crayon) was eraseable!

01 is Easy

02 is Medium

03 is Harder

[leftieNanner]

1. Very funny!

BUT my favorite is "Find the Toenail!"

😂

[cayugafalls]

3. I'm so stealing that one on my friends birthday

So funny

[leftieNanner]

7. Nice!

Maybe push a toasted sliced almond into the cake before you frost it. 😆

[cayugafalls]

2. I'm a maze genius today, must have been the hummus...

3.4 secs on 1
4.? On 2
3 flat on 3

That was fun thanks!!

[3825-87867]

6. A cool site for mazes

https://www.mazegenerator.net/

And here's an amazing site for all kinds of stuff from math to whatever.
https://miniwebtool.com/

[cayugafalls]

10. Wow! Thanks!

Those are right in my wheelhouse!

I did a 20x20 sigma maze in 3.5 seconds.

I’m gonna get my dr to check m eyes cause I never knew until today that I could solve mazes.

Edit to add: I do spend a couple seconds before putting pencil on paper. So maybe 5.5 seconds

That was some good hummus..

[TommieMommy]

4. Excellent 👍👍 thank you 💙

[claudette]

5. Thanks for that!

I especially liked the one about Steve Jobs, Johnny Cash and Bob Hope. very clever

[calikid]

8. FANTASTIC! The BEST laughing jag i've had in years

Thank you 3825, really been enjoying your posts

[eppur_se_muova]

9. Well, to split hairs -- it's engineers who design, build, launch, guide, and land spacecraft.

Scientists argue about what instruments should go on board, and publish the results in jargon-laden professional journals ten years later.

FWIW, I'm a scientist. I just know engineers get damned little public credit, unless something (out of a million somethings) goes wrong.



(Scientists suggest space missions, politicians decide which ones get funded and for how much, engineers are assigned the job of making it all work, and scientists ooh and ah for the cameras, then start planning the next one.)

But on the environment, I'm gonna trust scientists anyway. They're the ones studying the whole damned Universe, and trying to understand it at a granularity well below the dimensions of an atomic nucleus*.







*I would have said the "Planck length", but most people have no idea what that is, and it's incomprehensibly small even for scientists.

[Marthe48]

11. Is there such a thing as Google Maze?

[Wednesdays]

12. When I was in 5th grade, my friends and I would create mazes similar to the 2nd one above

Using graph paper. One of my favorite techniques was making a 4-way intersection in the middle of the maze, with one entrance and 3 different exits.