Sunday Jumble Spoiler – 10/05/14

English: A film poster for Glen or Glenda (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Visual Description :  Queuing for a snorer of a movie!

AHERRD  =  HARDER,  VOREDU  =  DEVOUR,  COLIPE  =  POLICE,  TECACP  =  ACCEPT,  SMAYWP  =  SWAMPY,  TRIVEN  =  INVERT   —   Giving us:  RDDROCECETSANT

Clue/Question:  He told his wife there wouldn’t be a line to see the movie, but he would – – –

Texas Theatre in Dallas, Texas (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Answer:  STAND CORRECTED

(Not bad!  A decent pun, and a nice long, fairly challenging answer!  We actually have a new clue word in “swampy”.  More work for our friend, ralis95!  The word “accept” is one of those rare words that spells out alphabetically.  I liked the jumbling of “police” and “devour” and “harder”.   An outstanding answer letter layout today!  Another really fine jumble.  The cartoon got the job done.  As much as I LOVE the Jumble, it would make for one really boring movie.  Be well and do good, friends.)   —   YUR

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Sunday Cryptoquote Spoiler – 10/05/14

English: Graphite drawing on card (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

“Asking a working writer what he feels about critics is like asking a lamppost what it feels about dogs.”   —   John Osborne

(Very amusing!  And, a fairly tough solve.  No THE, and no words ending in E, other than the author’s last name.  Be well and do good, friends.)   —   YUR

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