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I bought this wooden puzzle jeep the other day. It came assembled, so of course, I took it apart. It turns out that putting it together wasn’t as easy as I thought, but I did get it together. You can see me celebrating my ‘victory’ (well, that’s the fuzzy version of me — I am celebrating no-shave November)
I thought it was called Novembeard.
I’ve never heard the term, but the Urban Dictionary has it:
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Novembeard
So, a November no-shave event yields a Novembeard 🙂
Dave,
I’d like to get my son one of these for Christmas. Where did you get it?
Dexter
Dexter… why would your son need a beard?
Sorry Dexter, I saw your email, then got sidetracked. I bought it as part of collection of 7 other mini puzzles (a train, a couple balls, and some abstract things). It looks pretty old. I never seen another one. I wanted to make some plans to make some more of them.
I’m sure his son would look good with my beard Paul!
Dave, if Dexters son really wants a beard he should grow his own just like my sister did.
I should have been more specific! Lol!
“I should have been more specific”
I have a feeling the ‘Goddess’ has said that few times to Paul as well . . . 😉
Keith I would like to get my grandson one of these, he loves puzzles that can be done with his hands, I think this a great puzzle. Thanks in advance. Larry
HI Keith,
This is David (aka the eWillys guy). I bought this puzzle off of eBay. I haven’t seen another available.
Thanks,
– Dave