Hunting through the lazylaces archives for "10gnomes" unearthed the following results...

110 would be the answer to 10 Gnomes 11: The Remains, if 'gnomes' meant 'multiplied by'. It's my vast array of math(s) qualifications that allow me to tell you that with confidence. Come back tomorrow to see what would happen if 'wogger mini' meant 'factorial of'. You can't wait can you? Admit it! [subbed by Murtaugh & Cyberjar88].

Now we have reached 10 Gnomes 10: Seashore I could take all the gnomes I have discovered over the course of all the games and either place them all in my garden in a major sartorial statement that will have my neighbors sending me to the insane asylum, or I could start a gnome army that will take over the world, starting with Delaware (for tax purposes), mwahmwahmwah... [subbed and created by Murtaugh].

Most people don't know it, but Gnomes are actually a chemical element, with the chemical symbol 'Gn'. It's hardly surprising that this is not widely known though since most scientists think the inclusion of Gnomes (Gn) on the Periodic Table would make them all look a bit silly, and less respected than they are when colliding bosons and stuff like that. What is surprising though is that 10 Gnomes 9: Chemistry does not even touch on the subject. I can only assume that the 'scientists' have something on Murtaugh, or are threatening him with exposure to Gnome Dioxide (Gn0₂), one of the most deadly substances known (secretly) to man... [subbed by Murtaugh, Cyberjar88 & Mystery].

Ah... there's no place like gnome. A little bit of gnome hunting in 10 Gnomes 8: Water Forge should ease me back into the point'n'click swing of things [subbed by Murtaugh].

Carelessly losing your gnomes and then having to hunt around to find the things, as in 10 Gnomes 7: The Solitude, is just the sort of thing I would expect to happen on a Monday [subbed by Murtaugh & VictoriaV].

Time to break out your gnome detecting skills again as it's time for 10 Gnomes 6: The Hall. Gnometastic! Happy hunting [subbed and created by Murtaugh].

Those naughty nautical Gnomes have gone and hidden themselves in a ship yard this month, so it's time to get your point'n'click searching skills revved-up again, for 10 Gnomes 5: The Shipyard [subbed and created by Murtaugh].

It's time to hunt those gnomes again in 10 Gnomes 4: Foggy Flat. And there's even a write up about the setting for those of you that were wondering [subbed and created by (fog obsessed) Murtaugh].

Oh the joys of spring... the weather oh-so-slowly warms, blossoms bloom, bunnies frolic, gnomes infest your garden... well they do in 10 Gnomes 3: Early Spring Garden anyway. The gnomes part that is, not necessarily the other things [subbed and created by Murtaugh].