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paperback puzzle books

I love my little NYTimes games ritual (start with easy Sudoku, then medium Sudoku, Connections, Crossword, hard Sudoku, Tiles, and finally Spelling Bee if I feel really locked in). Still, the brain health benefits and fun of these puzzles feel diminished when I realize this is HOURS of unnecessary screen time. I switched my daily puzzle ritual from online to a paperback, and I have never been happier. I feel so zen doing my sudoku outside like a fucking monk.

@angelgirl24

Mar 3, 2024

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Sudoku

I’m addicted to Sudoku and have been for the past six months. My favorite thing is when the day is done and the TV is on and I'm working on a sudoku with my two cats next to me. Pure bliss. I don't like ordering things online and sudoku is actually really hard to find in stores. It's not at drug stores or regular bookshops like you'd expect. You can always find it at the airport or at like Iconic Magazines on mulberry st.

@vita

Dec 15, 2022

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Two not touch

This is a New York Times puzzle that is only printed in the physical paper and I really recommend it. You need to actually think, it’s not a 30 second game. This is for those born and raised on sudoku.

@Usernameusernendjfjfjjc

Feb 2, 2024

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wishing people luck

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Feb 27, 2025

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balling in spite of it all

fuck it we ball fuck it we ball fuck it we ball

@nevin

Feb 12, 2025

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iphone home button

COME AND TAKE IT. In a better world, I would have a flip phone. In this world, I'm at least keeping my damn home button. Call me a luddite, but Tim Apple went too far with this one. The home button I have on my phone isn't even a real button – it's got that weird haptic tech wizardry thing that makes it feel like you're "clicking" it when you're really not. And that is something I hate, but not as much as I would hate having nothing there at all.

@nevin

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