Jumble Spoiler – 06/06/12

This was another of the competitors at the St. Croix Valley Carriage and Driving Society’s 2008 Sleigh and Cutter Festival held in Lake Elmo, MN. This portland cutter is being pulled by a a Norwegian Fjord. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Visual Description:  An unexpected stroll through the forest.

WORLP  =  PROWL,  CKKAN  =  KNACK,  GESIHL  =  SLEIGH,  SKCITY  =  STICKY   —   Giving us:  RNALIGTI

Clue/Question:  He was this during the race through the woods.

Answer:  TRAILING

(I like it!  Great clue words, all well-jumbled.  I really liked “sleigh”.  It goes so well with “through the woods”.  And, I can see some getting stuck on “sticky”!  You all know I have a “knack” for solving these puzzles, right?  ralis95 will be adding to his clue word database, today, with “prowl” too.  The answer letter layout gave away absolutely nothing.  Good job, Hoyt.  Now, all that is needed is for Jeff to tell us which one of his poorly trained buddies this sad-sack is.  He kinda looks like that TMZ guy, Harvey Levin.  And, speaking of TMZ . . . wow!  If you think that J.R. Smith has a healthy penchant for big booty . . . he ain’t got nuttin’ on Kris Humphries!  He’s gone from Kim Kardashian to Myla Sinanaj.  Oh, my lord!  If I were 25 years younger, and single – OK, hon? – and had at least tens of Millions of Dollars, I’d be giving those boys a run for their money.  Did I go off track just a little?  Sorry.  Be well and do good, friends.)   —   YUR

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Cryptoquote Spoiler – 06/06/12

Winston Churchill (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

“Kites rise highest against the wind – not with it.”   —   Winston Churchill

(Leave it to old Winnie, for the pithiest of quotes!  So much insight and truth, in eight short words.  This actually ties in very nicely with yesterday’s Jumble Spoiler.  Ben Franklin was fighting against the mentality of conventionality, much to many’s dismay.  Yet, he didn’t allow others obstinance to deter him.  Don’t just go along, people.  Break free from the constraints of conditioning and indoctrination.  Think critically.  Be well and do good . . . better . . . best, friends.)   —   YUR

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