Steve Miller of
Pyro puzzles sent me some puzzling spam last week. I thought it was just a joke referring to the way I show off my new puzzles on the
Puzzle Photography facebook group. Every time I upload photos there I tell everyone that I am spamming them (after a little disagreement with a former member). When I opened the box I was surprised to see that it really was spam! On opening the tin, it proved to really be spam inside although judging from the smell a bit laser burned!
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He says it really is spam! |
I prudently decided against upending the tin and emptying it all out! This is just as well because it is a Packing puzzle that would challenge even the most ardent of packing fans:
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Holy Spam! There's actually a layer still left in the bottom of the tin! |
Imagine having all those pieces mixed up in a heap! Nightmare! Thanks Steve!
It did actually take me quite some time to put them back in the tin! I had to use a pair of surgical fine toothed forceps to do it!