And you thought one Snakes on a Sudoku was enough? Well, of course it wasn’t. From Heaneyland, the guys who brought you the first Snakes on a Sudoku, here’s number 2:
From their site: “Each row, column, and deadly deadly snake in this sudoku puzzle contains the numbers from 1 through 9 exactly once.” He also posted official answers to the first Snakes on a Sudoku.
It’s fixed now (hopefully for the last time):
http://www.yarnivore.com/francis/archives/images/Snakes_on_a_Sudoku_answer.png
How about snake in a sleeping bag? Long ago there was a t.v.show called the Rifleman - with Chuck Connors. I can remember watching one episode as a kid where the Rifleman wakes up at his campsite to hear a rattlesnake in his sleeping bag. The whole episode was of Chuck sweating profusely as he tried to reach for his rifle without moving enough to alarm the snake. Finally, he gets the rifle, points it inside the bag and BLAM! He was such a great shot that he blew away the snake without blowing off one of his legs. He lived to tell the tale.Even as a kid, I knew it was hokey…but hey! I loved it. Betcha they ripped off the dumb (but fascinating) idea for this snake on a plane movie from that equally dumb (but fascinating) episode of the Rifleman…a.k.a…snake in a sleeping bag.
Sudoku - Don’t need/want answers.
If I get it right I know it
Rifleman -
Also a fan, but it was set as a Western, didn’t they use bed rolls rather than “sleeping bags”?
Chuck Conners -
One of the first big two-sport athletes (professional)
Played first base for the Dodgers (Brooklyn)
Played basketball for the Celtics
[...] A few months ago I posted two Snakes on a Sudoku puzzles (1 and 2). Well, apparently New Line thought they were neat too, as the author has put out an “official” Snakes on a Plane Sudoku book: [...]
I swear to god that file had numbers in it the last time I looked at it. Yeesh.