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Reply #1 - 2007 October 04, 11:28 pm
dilandau23 Member
From: Japan Registered: 2006-09-13 Posts: 330

I wanted to scan these in for some time.  They are pasted to the walls around my school and I think they make nice reading practice.  For those that like them, they were created by 杉山亮.  If you want more, I am sure a google search will turn up what you need.

http://lh4.google.com/jasonconeby/RwWzYOSWv6I/AAAAAAAAAIA/0El2Y7PxLlg/s144/Puzzle%201.JPGhttp://lh5.google.com/jasonconeby/RwWzeeSWv7I/AAAAAAAAAII/kEqp34n5Y8Q/s144/Puzzle%202.JPGhttp://lh6.google.com/jasonconeby/RwWzluSWv8I/AAAAAAAAAIQ/t1ff2HHf1cY/s144/Puzzle%203.JPGhttp://lh4.google.com/jasonconeby/RwWztOSWv9I/AAAAAAAAAIY/ciA0upv_Bhk/s144/Puzzle%204.JPGhttp://lh6.google.com/jasonconeby/RwWzyuSWv_I/AAAAAAAAAIo/YAcWWvUyRtk/s144/Puzzle%205.JPGhttp://lh3.google.com/jasonconeby/RwWz2-SWwAI/AAAAAAAAAIw/t0Y8noaKBJc/s144/Puzzle%206.JPG

And a crossword by the same person that I have not tried.
http://lh5.google.com/jasonconeby/RwWzveSWv-I/AAAAAAAAAIg/J2dDP3Dm0yY/s144/Puzzle%207.JPG

Last edited by dilandau23 (2007 October 04, 11:28 pm)

Reply #2 - 2008 July 16, 1:55 am
dilandau23 Member
From: Japan Registered: 2006-09-13 Posts: 330

I thought I would necro this old post with a little unrelated scan I made of a tray liner from Mos Burger.  This one goes out to all the dialect lovers.

http://jasonconeby.googlepages.com/oishii.jpg
http://jasonconeby.googlepages.com/oishiibig.jpg

Last edited by dilandau23 (2008 July 16, 1:58 am)

Reply #3 - 2008 July 16, 9:00 am
Wizard Member
From: Osaka Registered: 2008-06-13 Posts: 96

How do you do them?

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Reply #4 - 2008 July 16, 6:40 pm
dilandau23 Member
From: Japan Registered: 2006-09-13 Posts: 330

You just start at the start and read your way through the maze.  If you make a mistake the story will take a turn for the worse as well.  Only the path to the finish line has the "correct" story.  Hence the CYOA reference.

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