If someone encounters a blacklist in the process, send a mail to tevepuzzle@freemail.hu, specify the giveaway code in the subject line and the link to your profile in the body.
The process is manual, I will check the mailbox 1-2 times a day, and also send a reply.
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This reply is my bump...
And holy crap, I was second to solve...
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I expected something harder.
I will regret this expectation soon, it seems.
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But... Is this really a Tevemadar's puzzle? :O I'm confused!!
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Yeah, there was hardly any description ... let alone a wall of text ...
Kismadár, jól vagy? Minden rendben?
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Could you please reword (or just delete)? Post hints too much in this form.
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Bump! I'm not entering but the puzzle was fun :D
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Bump for solved.
I have my presbyopic glasses ready for the explanation of 189-thing.
Must be a dissertation or something like that.
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Bump for solved! Actually I didn't try any puzzles for a long time. And this one was also unintentional. So...
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It is a bit longer than a week (ends on the 27th)
Has a link too: http://www.itstoohard.com/puzzle/UWOh7VXK
Solution
ItsTooHard page
The puzzle was about quotes from Airplane!. The movie is 35 years old this summer, and I suggest everyone to re/watch it any time, it remains to be a very good one.
The only thing what is not present in IMDb was "cockpit" ("It is a small room for pilots in the front of the plane" - or something similar) for Q3, the other two alternatives are there. Unfortunately I forgot to use the quote "It's an entirely different kind of flying, altogether", but it is not important now.
Solving the puzzle led to a small train starting with Eurofighter Typhoon. There was a tiny twist, when I "ran out" of dots, there still was one GA left. I think the majority of solvers have found it (Hatoful Boyfriend, 16 entries). The other two puzzles had no such nasty elements.
189 (plain decimal) is BD in hexadecimal. I needed some sane deadline for the puzzles and today (Aug 27) happens to be my birthday.
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