Mean, Dull, and Ugly

PJ, I used to run more tests like this one, just because I find them interesting. So consider this puzzle a sacrificial one.

Dear Wendy - your title is fitting to your puzzle - as my PDB fits my puzzle :-)))
The psychological testing value of your title is interesting ....
PJ

PJ, are you then telling me that you think your title is better than mine? Then I'm tempted to call this one "Painted Darling Bouquet." hehehe
I'm glad you found something nice about this puzzle after all. ;-)

Wendy - in response to "painted darling bouquet, or my title?" - Yes, I like the first, and Yes, I find your title interesting, catching, philosophical, and intriguing in a phycological way. And honestly, the more I looked at the puzzle, I found more beautiful details of color combinations and special fun design effects.
PJ

Mary, before solving this one you're supposed to use a fuzz remover. Obviously you haven't been buying the proper equipment. LOL

Oh, just a bit fuzzy! Doing the Bit 'O Fuzzy Dance and it's a bit fuzzy, too! 3:15 Love it. Thanks, Wendy!

Diane, I like that. You "sent" a comment. LOL I also love your "wiggle, wiggle, wiggle." I'm Wendy from PA....so we're neighbors. :-)

Mandy, I could have brightened up the inside to get more solves, but I really like it the way it is, plus I like the title as is....even though I don't think it fits (I think it's beautiful when looking at the pieces).

Considering you stacked the odds against it with your title, it's done pretty well Wendy!! I actually prefer the shapes in this, and I reckon if the browns and greys in the square were changed to brighter colours... like the purples and reds on the inside, the swan will emerge. :~) Just thinking aloud really...

I thought I sent a comment yesterday,but no.Love this wiggle,wiggle ,wiggle.DIANE FROM N.J.

Mandy, but that's what I thought looked so much like yours (the sharks' teeth)! And I see that you now can appreciate what I saw in my puzzle. I knew it wouldn't do well but I think it's beautiful up close and personal.

PJ, which do you really like? Your painted darling bouquet, or my title? LOL ;-)

whatnauts, it was soaking wet, but I dried it out and this was the result. :-)

Cool puzzle. Looks like it has spent some time under water :)))

It's an ugly duckling...
On solving, this puzzle is actually stunningly beautiful, the variety and detail of the colours in the central ring is gorgeous. Thanks Wendy :~)

And - ironically - I called my latest puzzle "A painted 'darling' bouquet" - I really do like it...
PJ

Ok - Wendy - the title did attratct my attention. When I saw it was yours - I took one more look, and the design looked so interesting that I wanted to solve it. The solving was so nice and smooth that I even made your board - for a few minutes :-)
Intersting experiment.
PJ

Yikes, it reminds me of sharks' teeth... did this one eat a ring of bells? Thanks Wendy, I'll be back to solve it later, I lost my internet for most of the afternoon, and need to catch up!

I found the title! "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly."

ROTFLMAO, Pat! You are so right- I hadn't thought of that- it really does sound like the title of one of Clint Eastwood's movies. Now here's the thing though- I have noticed time and time again that when someone puts a word like "Beautiful" or "Lovely" in their title, they get more solves than they would have otherwise. So just for kicks, I thought it would be fun to see what happens with my title instead.

Love the come-hither title--how could anyone resist?......! It sounds like something Clint Eastwood starred in during his spaghetti western phase! :-)))

Hey, you got a great time on it. :-)

Well at least it wasn't hard as well. too funny

Edie, it's the puzzle! Check out Mandy's "Colour Roulette" comments to see how I came up with the name. LOL
http://www.jigidi.com/puzzle.php?id=2SVF2NGE

Is that the puzzle or the weather that you're talking about?