Archive for May 9th, 2012

Jumble Spoiler – 05/09/12

Dolly Parton 1988

Dolly Parton 1988 (Photo credit: Alejo Castillo)

Visual Description:  Dolly Parton . . . spilling out all over the place.

SCURH  =  CRUSH,  HICTK  =  THICK,  TUDNOL  =  UNTOLD,  MOYMER  =  MEMORY   —   Giving us:  CUSTICUNOMRY

Clue/Question:  Regardless of the style it’s performed in, a national anthem is this.

Answer:  _ _ _ _ _ _ _   _ _ _ _ _  Yes, the answer is COUNTRY MUSIC.  Even though it’s a 12 letter answer, I guess it wasn’t all that difficult.  Dang!  I shoulda done this with yesterday’s Jumble.  LOL!   I’m giving the Wiseguy title to Reid, for his Roseanne quip.  The answer letters don’t support NATIONAL DISASTER, but it’s still funny.  Thanks for playing along, folks!     YUR

(I thought yesterday’s puzzle was fairly easy, but the phrase “DEAD TO RIGHTS” seemed a little alien to a lot of you.  In hind-sight, I wish I had made it the the Unclerave’s Wiseguy of the Day contest, for the month of May.  I had almost forgotten about that completely!  I know some of you would prefer that I’d forget about it altogether, but hey!  Whose blog is it, anyway???  Instead, I’m inflicting it upon you, today!  Lucky you.  Same rules as before.  The first correct answer submitted isn’t necessarily going to be the winner, although it could be.  You need to submit the correct answer and an appropriate wiseguy remark, to be in the running.  It can be directed at the answer itself, the cartoon – *grin*, or at yours truly.  Be as funky and free as you want to be.  Just know that I control the edit key.

Great clue word jumbling.  I was puzzled by TUDNOL for a few seconds.  As it turns out, “untold” is new to the ralis95 clue word database, so that might explain why some of you, like me, didn’t get it instantaneously.  The answer letter layout was very good.  A little short of great.  And, how can you not like the cartoon?  A baseball game, with the American flag blowing in the background.  A pretty singer, belting it out on the pitcher’s mound . . . and mounds of flesh . . . to kind of round thangs out!  Goddam!  Must be a Brave’s game.  Or, maybe a Ranger’s game?  Ahh . . . Dolly’s welcome just about anywhere.  Be well and do good, friends.)   —   YUR

Cryptoquote Spoiler – 05/09/12

Edison Standard Phonograph

Edison Standard Phonograph (Photo credit: MarkGregory007)

 

I have friends in overalls whose friendship I would not swap for the favor of the kings of the world.”   —   Thomas A. Edison

(Yeah, but when he made this statement he was likely wealthy enough to buy a few kings of the world!  Edison wasn’t born poor, but not exactly rich either.  He did his fair share of labor though, during his life, before becoming incredibly wealthy.  He knew that people who worked for a living possessed a certain kind of genuineness that money just can’t buy.  Be well, do good . . . and be genuine, friends.)   —   YUR


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