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If anyone has a DS - I can highly reccommend Dr kawashimas brain training - it has loads of suduko on it, and other brain puzzles too!

I love puzzles. I do a lot of number puzzles (Sudoku, and a lot of other Japanese puzzles, as well as number crosswords), though I'm not as good at word puzzles.

I'm good with fill ins, kind of like word searches. I also like doing jigsaws. I can work on the without needing the picture. I also love mazes. I can do these brain teaser puzzles that involve shapes and matching the shapes. I also love word searches.

I suck at puzzles, and every time I come across some, I end up with the feeling that maybe my numeric I.Q. score is higher than it's supposed to be.

I love sudoku. One of the websites I visit everyday (and more than once a day) is www.websudoku.com . I play on hard level, once I even finished a sudoku in 3 minutes and 28 seconds and got a top 1% score. I felt like a king.

If you want to give your gray cells a good workout check out Martin Gardner's books:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Gardner

I am definealey good at puzzles, from crosswords to jigsaw to online games.

Logic puzzles are my current obsession. I get Total Konzai magazine which has a lot of the Nikoli puzzles in it. Before that it was pictorial logic puzzles from Conceptis, and before that it was crosswords (especially the Skeleton ones).