I don't know if there is "proper" name for this kind of puzzle... so I am calling them...
EYE-O-PUNNERS
The contents of each of the boxes can be "decoded" into a familiar phrase. Here are two examples...
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And decoded they mean...
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"English Sheepdog" |
"a wolf in sheeps clothing" |
The first two pages of puzzles -- EYE-O-PUNNERS #1 and EYE-O-PUNNERS #2 --have been posted for a while, and you have had time to mull them over, so I have now provided an answer page for both. But to discourage you from peeking at the answers on the two new EYE-O-PUNNER pages too quickly, I have made things a bit more difficult. When you are ready to see the answers for EYE-O-PUNNERS #3 and EYE-O-PUNNERS #4, you will have to send me an e-mail message using the link at the bottom those pages.
EYE-O-PUNNERS #1
EYE-O-PUNNERS #2
EYE-O-PUNNERS #3
EYE-O-PUNNERS #4
EYE-O-PUNNERS #5
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