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| Posted by Gmoney-Gdog | 12/01/02 |
| very clever. i like it! |
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| Posted by jimbo | 09/29/03 |
| Good puzzle. You could generalise the answer a bit by saying it is the first day of each month in any non leap year beginning with Monday on 1st January. |
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| Posted by Mogmatt16 | 06/20/04 |
| I agree with Jimbo. I don't think this works well with it being one year inparticular. |
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| Posted by MAroxmysoxonice | 11/23/05 |
| that's awesome!!!!!!!!!
i couldn't figure it out!!!! :oops:
woops!!!
great job! :D :wink: |
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| Posted by scm14 | 12/04/05 |
| This doesn't work well with one year in particular. Even if you got from the hint that the series related to months of the year, it would be almost impossible to determine WHAT year it is referring to. Good idea, though. |
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| Posted by musicmaker21113 | 01/10/06 |
| The hint wasn't really helpful. After all, you already say "what are the last three days in this series..." which implies that there are only twelve items in it.
A better hint would be something like "new beginnings," "Auld lang syne," or something to bring readers into thinking about the first of the year (and then the first of the months, etc.)
Good thought, though!
:) |
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| Posted by sugarnspice4u7 | 01/15/06 |
| the year is 2006 :doubt: |
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| Posted by jajajaja | 01/27/06 |
| No I thought it was a good hint, becuase it makes youj think the first thing you think about with 12 is months, or maybe thats me.... |
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| Posted by keveffect1 | 02/27/06 |
| Impossible! |
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| Posted by sahana | 03/16/06 |
| Take date of January which falls on Monday and keep looking for the same date in the next months..you'll get the pattern..I got it :) |
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| Posted by warmonkey318 | 03/25/06 |
| Its a little complicated for my little mind. but its still good!! :) 8) :lol: :o :-? |
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| Posted by spazzyjazzy93 | 04/05/06 |
| incredibly hard but really cool
i liked it! |
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| Posted by bballer21 | 04/09/06 |
| jimbos right- it is 2006 now, not 5 years ago! |
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| Posted by keosborne | 04/25/06 |
| There are a number of years that this list could pertain to. Your answer is way too specific. |
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| Posted by kwelchans | 05/17/06 |
| I used 2007 to figure it out. |
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| Posted by soha | 06/02/06 |
| Great job, the hint was very helpful i figure it out in seconds |
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| Posted by doodlebug4848 | 07/31/06 |
| It works with every year, just not with the first day of each month. Like someone said above, take a date in January (I chose the 2nd in 2006) that falls on a Monday. Then look for thge same date in each month. It's that same pattern. |
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| Posted by dishu | 08/02/06 |
| hint made it very easy :) |
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| Posted by Roostyr | 08/09/06 |
| becuase i have an old 2001 calender lying around...........sorry but how about 2001 as the hint, the 12 hint was easy.....the year was dumb |
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| Posted by rrn0rrnrrnY | 09/04/06 |
| Yes this would apply to all non leap years where Jan 1st falls on a Monday. That should be the answer as the year is irrevelant. Also, those with the old calendars, have you noticed that no matter what the year, no month starts on the same day as May. |
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| Posted by teasermaster | 10/13/06 |
| I realized that it was the talking about the first day of the months of a year just didn't bother to look up what year. Good teaser! :P |
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| Posted by nerdyiscool | 03/18/07 |
| sooooo dated right now! but great idea! :) :) :) |
