So who got Sudoku puzzles

[spindrifter]

for the holidays? I'm addicted. Found out that one of the people I had gotten a Sudoku magazine had already gotten a Sudoku book from someone else, so I'm ready to appropriate that gift for myself. Sigh.

[CarpeDiebold]

1. i got a sudoku

book for my friend. he loves it.

i for one am not touching it. i hear it's like crack, but without the danger.

and listen, if you ever need money to buy more sudoku puzzles, please don't burglarize my house, ok? or approach me with sexual favors for money :P

[spindrifter]

3. Do you think there's a nine-step program?

[C_eh_N_eh_D_eh]

8. I'm with you.

My parents are both hooked on that shit, and just from watching them, I've resolved never to go near it.

[deadparrot]

2. My mom did.

She got a book, and I got her an electronic one. She's hopelessly addicted. :)

[SW FL Dem]

4. LOL My son would die

He gets those as homework assignments and absolutely hates them.

[CarpeDiebold]

5. HAHA

vaccination against future addicts, nice :D

[Hugin]

6. They had a Sudoku generator gadget at a local drug store.

I thought about buying it...

Really cheap! Did 6x6's up to 9x9's.

I typically do the one in the back of the paper.

One every day or so is all I can handle! I'm a lightweight.

LOL!

[jakefrep]

7. Got a SUdoku book...

..AND a Sudoku board game!

[newyawker99]

9. I received the book. I haven't tried it yet but I hear

it is the latest craze and is very addictive.

[Brewman_Jax]

10. I did

haven't opened the book yet.

[Jamastiene]

11. USA Today has some for free online.

You can find them here:
http://puzzles.usatoday.com/sudoku/index.html

That's where I go to work those math puzzles.

[WritingIsMyReligion]

12. I got a book!

:woohoo:

I'd never really done them, but yesterday I sat down and did three in about an hour. They're addicting! It's not fair!

[spindrifter]

13. Addict alert

there are tons of free Sudoku puzzles on the internet. You can mine the archives from them. Try guardian.co.uk, among others. The USA Today url is posted above.

[DesertRat]

14. It's been suggested that Sudoku can hinder the progression of

Alzheimer's disease. So at least the addiction may be beneficial. :)