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Here is a fun nonogram I made to celebrate! Celebrate what you ask? That is for you to find out. Solve the nonogram to find out how many, and include what it is that is being referred to.



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    This is an entry in the Fortnightly Topic Challenge #41: Short and Sweet.




    Here is a fun nonogram I made to celebrate! Celebrate what you ask? That is for you to find out. Solve the nonogram to find out how many, and include what it is that is being referred to.



    enter image description here



    Good Luck!






    riddle logical-deduction nonogram







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      up vote
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      favorite











      This is an entry in the Fortnightly Topic Challenge #41: Short and Sweet.




      Here is a fun nonogram I made to celebrate! Celebrate what you ask? That is for you to find out. Solve the nonogram to find out how many, and include what it is that is being referred to.



      enter image description here



      Good Luck!






      riddle logical-deduction nonogram







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      This is an entry in the Fortnightly Topic Challenge #41: Short and Sweet.




      Here is a fun nonogram I made to celebrate! Celebrate what you ask? That is for you to find out. Solve the nonogram to find out how many, and include what it is that is being referred to.



      enter image description here



      Good Luck!






      riddle logical-deduction nonogram




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          Credits to @Dorrulf for solving the nonogram (borrowing it here):




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          I believe that you are celebrating ...




          Being the 15 thousandth question posted (or if you're not exactly that, then you're simply celebrating puzzling.stackexchange's milestone)







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          • Hah, finally found it... Was simpler than I thought. Well done.
            – Dorrulf
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          • @Dorrulf thanks for solving the time-consuming part lol
            – kanoo
            2 days ago






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            Was the part I was most interested in anyways. It's what I get for using puzzling.stackexchange.com instead of puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions xD
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            2 days ago


















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          enter image description here




          Will work on what this means



          Out of all the potential pieces I'm seeing (here are some):




          Numbers: 1, 5, 0

          Words: I, No, Thou




          The best I can come up with is:




          I C 5 Thousand.




          But I don't know what that means yet.






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            I believe that you are celebrating ...




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            • Hah, finally found it... Was simpler than I thought. Well done.
              – Dorrulf
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            • @Dorrulf thanks for solving the time-consuming part lol
              – kanoo
              2 days ago






            • 1




              Was the part I was most interested in anyways. It's what I get for using puzzling.stackexchange.com instead of puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions xD
              – Dorrulf
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            up vote
            5
            down vote



            accepted










            Credits to @Dorrulf for solving the nonogram (borrowing it here):




            enter image description here




            I believe that you are celebrating ...




            Being the 15 thousandth question posted (or if you're not exactly that, then you're simply celebrating puzzling.stackexchange's milestone)







            share|improve this answer























            • Hah, finally found it... Was simpler than I thought. Well done.
              – Dorrulf
              2 days ago












            • @Dorrulf thanks for solving the time-consuming part lol
              – kanoo
              2 days ago






            • 1




              Was the part I was most interested in anyways. It's what I get for using puzzling.stackexchange.com instead of puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions xD
              – Dorrulf
              2 days ago













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            accepted







            up vote
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            down vote



            accepted






            Credits to @Dorrulf for solving the nonogram (borrowing it here):




            enter image description here




            I believe that you are celebrating ...




            Being the 15 thousandth question posted (or if you're not exactly that, then you're simply celebrating puzzling.stackexchange's milestone)







            share|improve this answer














            Credits to @Dorrulf for solving the nonogram (borrowing it here):




            enter image description here




            I believe that you are celebrating ...




            Being the 15 thousandth question posted (or if you're not exactly that, then you're simply celebrating puzzling.stackexchange's milestone)








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            • Hah, finally found it... Was simpler than I thought. Well done.
              – Dorrulf
              2 days ago












            • @Dorrulf thanks for solving the time-consuming part lol
              – kanoo
              2 days ago






            • 1




              Was the part I was most interested in anyways. It's what I get for using puzzling.stackexchange.com instead of puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions xD
              – Dorrulf
              2 days ago


















            • Hah, finally found it... Was simpler than I thought. Well done.
              – Dorrulf
              2 days ago












            • @Dorrulf thanks for solving the time-consuming part lol
              – kanoo
              2 days ago






            • 1




              Was the part I was most interested in anyways. It's what I get for using puzzling.stackexchange.com instead of puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions xD
              – Dorrulf
              2 days ago
















            Hah, finally found it... Was simpler than I thought. Well done.
            – Dorrulf
            2 days ago






            Hah, finally found it... Was simpler than I thought. Well done.
            – Dorrulf
            2 days ago














            @Dorrulf thanks for solving the time-consuming part lol
            – kanoo
            2 days ago




            @Dorrulf thanks for solving the time-consuming part lol
            – kanoo
            2 days ago




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            Was the part I was most interested in anyways. It's what I get for using puzzling.stackexchange.com instead of puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions xD
            – Dorrulf
            2 days ago




            Was the part I was most interested in anyways. It's what I get for using puzzling.stackexchange.com instead of puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions xD
            – Dorrulf
            2 days ago










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            Partial:




            enter image description here




            Will work on what this means



            Out of all the potential pieces I'm seeing (here are some):




            Numbers: 1, 5, 0

            Words: I, No, Thou




            The best I can come up with is:




            I C 5 Thousand.




            But I don't know what that means yet.






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              Partial:




              enter image description here




              Will work on what this means



              Out of all the potential pieces I'm seeing (here are some):




              Numbers: 1, 5, 0

              Words: I, No, Thou




              The best I can come up with is:




              I C 5 Thousand.




              But I don't know what that means yet.






              share|improve this answer

























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                up vote
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                Partial:




                enter image description here




                Will work on what this means



                Out of all the potential pieces I'm seeing (here are some):




                Numbers: 1, 5, 0

                Words: I, No, Thou




                The best I can come up with is:




                I C 5 Thousand.




                But I don't know what that means yet.






                share|improve this answer














                Partial:




                enter image description here




                Will work on what this means



                Out of all the potential pieces I'm seeing (here are some):




                Numbers: 1, 5, 0

                Words: I, No, Thou




                The best I can come up with is:




                I C 5 Thousand.




                But I don't know what that means yet.







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