English: Caption of the Public Domain short film “Crowing Pains” showing Sylvester the cat and Foghorn Leghorn. Català: Escena del curtmetratge en domini públic “Crowing Pains” amb Sylvester the cat i Foghorn Leghorn. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Visual Description: Stool pigeon accident report.
DINYW = WINDY, FIRDT = DRIFT, PESYEL = SLEEPY, LIBAVE = VIABLE — Giving us: WIYDRISEEVBE
Clue/Question: The hawk saw the whole incident, thanks to her – – –
Hawk on a bail (Photo credit: Sasha Vasko moved to Ipernity)
Answer: BIRD’S-EYE VIEW
(It looks like Foghorn Leghorn ended up T-boning Big Bird at the intersection. I wonder just who forgot to yield the right of way. Hopefully, Ms. Hawk will be able to sort everything out. Do you think we might be looking down on Sesame Street? I say . . . er, I say . . . Foghorn looks a little out of his element! He’s a rural kind of feller. He’s not used to such high tech things . . . as stop signs. But, knowing him, I’m willing to bet that he can convince Big Bird that he was in the wrong! Ah blew mah horn, boy! Didn’t ya heah me blow mah horn?!?! LOL!
No new clue words today. But, all but “drift” were new jumblings! And, the answer letter layout was another wonderful jumble. It was beautifully cryptic. I don’t think too many of you struggled to get the answer though. It was pretty obvious. But, the cartoon made the whole gag worthwhile. Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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