Rerun

Some of the best Seinfeld shows I ever enjoyed, I did so as reruns. Not being one who is typically paying attention at the moment when something good goes flying by, I appreciated the entertainment industry's effort to give me a second chance to see what became my favorite episodes. Now granted, the Internet is a bit different. You can always go search out what you were looking for, but that only works if you know what you are missing. This latest TYN is a rerun of one of the most successfulⁱ Twist Your Noodle riddles that I ever posted. But back then TYN was just an idea I had late at night and Chipcenter was just beginning. So I figure the audience must have grown by now, and sometimes you just don't know what you may have missed. (If you already know what you are missing, please follow this link. I think you can take one look at it and honestly tell your boss you do not feel well and go home. :)ⁱⁱ

So, back by ever-popular demand (my own *smile*), I present "triangle of the dangle" once again. Tell me, how can this be true? Don't be afraid to print this picture out, cut out the pieces and push them around on your own desk, it is quite entertaining.

And by the way, if you figure out what laws of physics are being broken, please drop me a line, I'd love to hear your feedback.

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Footnotes

ⁱ This is based on reader feedback. I was up for three nights straight trying to answer all the emails! I figure my lack of sleep is a good indicator of success in many areas.

ⁱⁱ Note this does not apply to those directly in my employ as you have seen it already and have developed immunity to it. Sorry guys!

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