For the first problem a.k.a problem #33 I looked it up in downward direction.
For each column we can see that there is a triangle that never “moves” (red circle) and that's our reference point and it follows the clockwise pattern . So we can expect that in the third column there will be a plain t...
^ how many times are people going to necromancer this question ;-;
I think "X to have Y destroyed" is better than "X to destroy Y". I think the subtlety is that the latter positions X as the thing doing destroying, which is weird in the wordplay reading.
Looking for a word(s) that starts with I or L and is still a valid word after the l or i is dropped.
I would like to solve this programmatically but I only need one example.
one I can think of is iPod and pod. but I would like one without using proper names.
$$\def\T{\\\text}\normalsize{\begin{array}
\\\text{Gather round if you want to know}
\T{A tale of creatures from long ago}
\T{This rhyme is of the greatest beast}
\T{To rule the land from West to East}
\T{All creatures then would tend to run}
\T{To see the beast, their lives were done}
\T{The rea...
(I asked because Mathjax takes extra time to load, and is often inaccessible over very slow connections. It's specifically for mathematics, not general formatting, and it also hurts screenreader accessibility when used)