Cryptoquote Spoiler – 12/28/11

 

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“Forget the past – the future will give you plenty to worry about.”   —   George Allen, Sr.

(I don’t think most people worry about the past, per sé.  I think many may regret certain things in their past.  And, they might worry about the past coming back to haunt them, but that is essentially worrying about the future anyway.  I guess George’s message is just to not dwell on the past.  What’s done is done, and you can’t do anything to change it.  Might as well be forward looking.  Be well and do good, friends.)   —   YUR

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Jumble Spoiler – 12/28/11

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Visual Description:  Young couple after watching too many scary movies.

YORRS  =  SORRY,  EECFN  =  FENCE,  YALVEL  =  VALLEY,  OITTUF  =  OUTFIT   —   Giving us:  RFEALLUF

Clue/Question:  After watching so many horror movies in a row, they were this.

Answer:  “FEAR–FULL“

(Who woulda thought that “valley” would be new to the database?  Not me.  The other clue words were old faithfuls.  Decent jumbling of the clue words.  Same with the answer letter layout.  Fun little pun.  I’ve never gone too far out of my way to watch horror movies.  My daughter loves them.  I think she likes the adrenalin rush of being creeped/grossed out.  I like the ones that use suspense and anticipation, more than the slash and gore ones.  The various monsters are much more appealing to me than the ones that rely on violent human depravity.  To each his/her own.  Be well and do good, friends.)   —   YUR

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