New Years Eve Jumble Spoiler – 12/31/12

Happy New Year 2009! (Photo credit: Koshyk)

English: Father Time and Baby New Year from Frolic & Fun, 1897 (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Visual Description:  Hoyt, Knurek and guests, ringing in the new year!

BOHYB  =  HOBBY,  RULBB  =  BLURB,  FEMLUF  =  MUFFLE,  DENTRY  =  TRENDY   —   Giving us:  OBBLBMUREY

Clue/Question:  With each glass of champagne, the party guest was becoming . . .

Answer:  MORE BUBBLY

New Year wishes (Photo credit: annamatic3000)

(Very cute.  And, very apropos!  The guy with the beard looks like such a lech!  That’s right, my pretty . . . keep drinking.  I hope Jeff and David keep an eye on that guy.  Dig that wild child, Hoyt!  All dressed[?] up like the Baby New Year!  Knobby knees, and all!  I think this is some kind of Knurek payback!

No new clue words, today.  The jumbling was okay.  I don’t think anyone had too much trouble unscrambling any of them.  Sweet job on the answer letter layout though!  The cartoon makes the answer fairly obvious, so I don’t think the answer letter layout held too many back.  S’about it for 2012, kids!  I thought it was clearly an above average year!  Here’s to a Happy & Healthy, Safe & Prosperous, Peaceful New Year!  Ya know, in a way, every Friday starting January 4, is going to be Friday the 13th!  What are all the worrywarts gonna do???  LOL!   Be well and do good, friends.)   —   YUR

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New Years Eve Cryptoquote Spoiler – 12/31/12

Emily Macafore (Photo credit: dingler1109)

“Then sing, young hearts . . . with never a thought of sorrow; the old goes out, but the glad young year comes merrily in tomorrow.”   —   Emily Miller

(The . . . stands in for “that are full of cheer”.  It was a fairly lengthy quote without those words, so I’m sure it was just a matter of space constraints.  It still works.  This kind of poetry is very easy for yer dim uncle to process!  Be safe tonight, crypto-fans.  May 2013 bring you peace of mind.  Be well and do good, friends.)   —   YUR

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