Notpron Forums

Is there anyone I could pm with my brilliant ideas? I think I might finally be on a somewhat correct track but don't want to risk spoiling accidentally,..

The child in me loved level 72, both because it got me to do some cutting and printing and pasting and gluing and my desk was a mess at the end, but also because I thought it was rather cool to have another type of intelligence challenged!

Usually after a day of teaching my students all about English, I get home, and bang my head on my desk because of notpron for a while...

A friend of mine told me about it after she finally conned me into trying Myst. Loved Myst, loved notpron, been working on and off on the positive levels since (shame on me) something like August 2006...

Actually tried GuildWars, but had a hard time figuring how to set up my character and his/her skills, maybe because I got the high level character during the week end before the extension was released... Now, I kind of stick to WoW because of the friends on there, would feel bad to let the down

How would you describe your personality?
enthusiastic, sometimes a little too much. I tend to get carried away and engage in 3000 different projects all at once, and then I have to run to keep up with all the obligations. I never learn though ;)

What interests have you got (beside notpr0n of course ...

If the arm was broken while doing the crutches breakdancing you refer to in another post, I fear you might be right

*Agrees with Kisa*

swearing comes with the trial and error, but we also sometimes find it during the googling part when we end up with a tutorial that's so much more complicated than any notpron riddle ever was!

You certainly need computer skills to solve the puzzles, but how do we get them in the first place? (if we didn't have them before we started playing notpron, of course)
I mean there's no Photoshop lessons or something in notpron! :) Wake roommate who's an engineer in the middle of the night and ...

Kisa wrote: Well, unrequited, so it doesn't really matter. Call that a level I'm stuck in.

Amen to that

Stuck on 52, and going slowly insane, but I'll work it out, even though it might take me a couple of months as happened with a previous level

1. It provides me with a psychological challenge, forces me to use those neurons which otherwise would be on idle, and to actually exhaust me enough when I'm unable to find sleep. I don't give up when I'm stuck because I'm too stubborn for my own good, and I won't admit that DavidM is more ...