Kdsuarez  
May 03, 2006
|  Very clever |
Mellew  
May 03, 2006
| kewl but i didnt get the hint...  |
calmsavior
May 03, 2006
| without dot thickness, this wouldnt be possible. |
blablabla  
May 03, 2006
| good1 |
choptlivva
May 03, 2006
| I've seen this one before.... but never the answer!! Love it!! |
Ouchy1
May 03, 2006
| dont see how you got an image onto braingle! |
wizofaus
May 03, 2006
| Surely you could also use a very thick leaded pencil, such that the pencil-drawn line simultanouesly touched the sides of two dots from neighbouring rows. |
mitzimesser
May 04, 2006
|  Interesting solution. I have heard of this one, but never knew the answer. It never occurred to me to make the spots thicker.  |
Tiberius
May 05, 2006
| You can do it in 1 line. just use a really thick line! |
aaks94
May 05, 2006
| i liked it! |
alec5216
May 05, 2006
| tricky |
spazzyjazzy93
May 05, 2006
| whoa thats awesome! |
dolphingurl12
May 06, 2006
| How did you get the dots on here??? |
dolphingurl12
May 06, 2006
| Oh, I just realized it's Jake's teaser, and his website, and he can do whatever he wants. |
kimberlykay
May 09, 2006
| liked it...guess that is what you would call "thinking outside the box" |
Punk_Rocker
May 10, 2006
| That's neat. Nice one. |
irar1792
May 10, 2006
| a kid in my math class challenged the teacher to this puzzle at the begining of the school year. he said that if she didn't figure it out, she had to give him extra credit points. after a few days, she told him that she had the answer at home, but had forgotten it! i don't know if he ever got the extra credit, but its not like he needed it! |
dabombz
May 11, 2006
| Cool |
momcallahan
May 11, 2006
| I thought you would draw either 3 separate lines and then draw curvy lines (they're not straight) to connect them, or would just draw a huge curvy line.
Not my favorite one, sorry. Seen it too often. |
wildsiren82
May 12, 2006
| I was thinking of drawing a really thick line after reading the hint... but that was really good!  |
fem81uk
May 13, 2006
| i never thought of that way |
jazzmusician46
May 14, 2006
| That's literally thinking outside the square! Very good. Thanks. |
ManInTheShadows
May 21, 2006
| Think out of the box, very nice  |
mmmcla01
May 22, 2006
| irar1792-are you sure the challenge to your teacher wasn't using 4 lines? It is a more common way to demonstrate "thinking outside the box". |
Onslaught
May 22, 2006
| purdy good |
PineappleMama
May 24, 2006
| Sarcastic... gotta love it, but I still like the version I submitted better!  |
kooltoozia
May 25, 2006
| Ummmm hello... we're not using pencils... we're using computer mice!!! |
qqqq
May 27, 2006
| I like teasers like these. Even though I can never solve them. |
GebbieRose
May 28, 2006
| just lookin' at my computer screen this was kinda hard. your hint gave it away, otherwise... ?? |
(user deleted)
Jun 01, 2006
| a piece of cake.....ive seen it na kase..... |
smarty_blondy
Jun 15, 2006
| Clever way to get me, once again, Jake. Keep them coming!! |
kcheer2493
Jun 16, 2006
| LOL I was working on this elaborate way. I forgot, TRICK |
danielzerman
Jun 19, 2006
| good one |
akl21
Jun 20, 2006
| I liked it! I remembered seeing that one before, though, so I got it. But the first time I was stumped, so good job! |
sftball_rocks13
Jun 22, 2006
| I liked it, but my confusion was over wether this was a trick or not... |
kittyloverhan22
Jun 29, 2006
| I'm sorry, but I don't like it much at all.  |
SPUTNIK2
Aug 06, 2006
| seen it before but never had a solution til now. I think it was ok. |
poisonivy9494
Sep 13, 2006
| this is soooooooooooo boring and easy. get some new ones.   no offense to the person that sent it in...just...get some new ones. |
atin_ag
Sep 19, 2006
| sorry to say but i do not like it |
Pizzazz2u
Sep 30, 2006
| This particular teaser was always easy, if you could catch the trick. This is an interesting teaser, and it is brought out in good taste. Keep up the great work. |
twinklyspangle
Oct 04, 2006
| I liked it! I have just drawn it out to trick my boyfriend with when he comes home! |
Shriya
Oct 16, 2006
| Well, sorry to say but diagrams're never to scale!  |
Lizzie713
Oct 26, 2006
| well done
I have seen it many times but still a classic
Thanks |
Wookiee
Nov 24, 2006
| sorry, NOT all of the dots were connected. Just the ones with the lines through them |
EnderofGames
Jan 21, 2007
| You should put 3 straight connected lines, because you could just put 3 horizantal/vertical lines.
But great, none the less. |
vikingboy
Jan 23, 2007
| enderofgames...the teaser says yuo can't lift your pencil, so three horizontal lines will not work.
I'm with others that say the three line answer is cheating in that the real puzzle of this type uses 4 lines, this version cheats on the definition of a "point" |
reptile5000
Jun 09, 2007
| you could just make one line, or keep the pencil in the same spot, and have someone else move the paper, lol |
mepapa
Feb 15, 2008
| would't you need to pick up your pencil just to get started? I know Iknow we're on computers...... but still |
thisisme91
Apr 04, 2008
| hee hee, my brother showed me that before. Still good though... |
Gwendalla
Jun 05, 2012
| There's also another answer. If this wasn't on the computer I would show you... |
brains2beauty96 
Jun 15, 2012
| Haha I liked this one... my teacher showed it to us in my accelerated 3rd grade class |
sealsrock123
Dec 30, 2012
| I had found this out. My dad showed me, and then I felt stupid. I would have never guessed it! |
spikethru4
Jan 01, 2013
| I would not lift my pencil at all but use a pen
Good teaser - old as the hills though. |
