So not everything can be about me or the cluechaser games, so I have yet another blog/page to add to.
If something is awesome enough, it'll make it everywhere, otherwise, you'll have to just shop around to find what you like.
Thanx!
I like playing cluechaser games.
The Puzzle Master series is fun and challenging but the best part is that if you get stuck, you can skip ahead to the next one.
http://www.cluechaser.com/games/puzzle-master-series/
I like cluechaser in general. If you're just trying it out, I recommend the puzzlemaster games as a good place to start. They give you a feel for what to expect in the other games.
Have fun!
Here's one of his paintings
His name escapes me because internet explorer just stopped working and I lost his site.
Forgot the o in .com and found this fella's art.
He likes boobs and scrawny chicks with big, bony meth faces.
Get some sun and check out some almost naked tan chicks.
It'll add another dimension to your art.
And won't fulfill every emo-art cliche ever
Disclaimer: This is an unofficial update about the site www.cluechaser.com and has been spread through the internet via AIM, ICQ and emails. Efforts have been made to focus it to a human audience so for all the crawlers and robots out there, please disregard. Again, this isn’t spam in the sense that we’re selling something but more of an attempt to distribute information we feel the group as a whole and any potential audience they may have would be interested in.
Update:
From Cowpattybill’s site:
“My 9 year old son Tyler was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes three years ago. One thing he enjoys doing is going to a summer camp that is just for kids with diabetes. While he is there he is surrounded by other kids who understand how he feels and struggle with the same things he does.
The camp is called Bearskin Meadow Camp. It is run by the Diabetic Youth Foundation (www.dyf.org) and it is truly amazing. They don’t turn away any child regardless of their ability to pay. For awhile these kids are able to almost forget that they have diabetes and that they’re “different”. As a parent I can take a break from diabetes management because I know he is safe and surrounded by trained professionals.
To be able to do these camps they rely on donations and fundraising. Their biggest fundraising event of the year is the Families in the Forest walk. It’s about a mile and half. My son is going to do the walk this year. He has set up a donation page. If you would like to sponsor him and make a donation you can do so below.
His goal is to raise $2500 not for himself but so that DYF can pay for other children whose families can’t financially afford to send them.
On behalf of Tyler I thank you for your support.”
As the author of this week’s update, I thought Tyler’s cause was worthwhile enough to disseminate it across member sites. He’s a nine year old boy who actually cares about others. As adults we have an opportunity to show Tyler and his friends and the other kids at the camp that it is good and worthwhile to be good. It doesn’t seem right to crush anyone’s hopes and dreams let alone a decent kid who by all accounts is thriving despite having to face Diabetes every day for the rest of his life. You are not obligated to donate but the least you can do is spread the word over the vast and wonderful internet in the hopes that someone has a couple bucks ready for a good cause.<SPAN< SPAN>Thank you to anyone who has decided to post the update and thank you to anyone reading it. This is all for now but I think we can all agree, it’s more than enough.
The fundraising widget is attached ***I put it in my sidebar**
(to not allow any funny business, direct all donations to either the cluechaser site, cowpattybill or the fundraising widget - YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO TAKE ANYONE’S MONEY):
To post, just cut and paste from your email/other to your blog/social network site. If you have any problems or questions you can contact me at my blog (cluechaser.blogonize.com) or email (cluechaserfan@live.com)
Happy ClueChasing!
-Monica Hardaway
I added a cluechaser tab to showcase the ups and downs of my journey through the games and puzzles.
I'm having a hard time getting a new post. I'm hoping to get a demotivator up here.
Thanks for reading by the way!
Julia Melo
My new friend Julia has some interesting thoughts and links. She's another puzzle/game/riddle fanatic.
Otherwise I was watching Pillow Talk this weekend and had it ruined by my mom who told me that Rock Hudson was gay and got AIDS from his roommate and died. Kind of makes it hard to think of him as the romantic male interest.
Otherwise the weekend was swell. I picked up a co-worker named Geneva from the airport on Sunday night.
I promise to try and live a more interesting life. You could always include comments about how I could do that or tell me about some exciting story of yours.
Or even just let me know you're out there...
-Holly
There's a guy named miguel ridgway. Obviously. Who's over at Tripod. He's setting up his blog site about puzzles and we're trading links.
There, I said it. I can't help it, I reeealllyyyy want people to read my blog and I know the only way to do that is with a little social networking.
It's not really that bad is it?
Anyways!
You can check my new chill friend at
PUZZLES!
I've got more good stuff to come so stay tuned.
Merry Christmas,
Holly
My first post! And I can't think of anything to say!
I like games, puzzles and riddles.
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