Sunday Cryptoquote Spoiler – 04/26/15

Bernard Baruch (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

“Vote for the man who promises least; he’ll be the least disappointing.”   —   Bernard Baruch

Official photographic portrait of US President Barack Obama (born 4 August 1961; assumed office 20 January 2009) (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

(I think people, by and large, vote for the rhetoric that suits them best.  I gladly voted for “Hope and Change”, with the expectation that Congress would actually work with the President.  It’s just a shame – criminal, in my book – that too many in Congress allow themselves to be bullied, and are more interested in money . . . and getting re-elected, than in actually working for the greater good.  I think that the system is broken.  Whether it is beyond repair is the question that must be answered.  Be well and do good, friends.)   —   YUR

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Sunday Jumble Spoiler – 04/26/15

Baseballs and softballs. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Visual Description:  Sporting Goods store sale.

TNISIS  =  INSIST,  FEDONF  =  OFFEND,  GALHEG  =  HAGGLE,  TAEUGO  =  OUTAGE,  DEAGAN  =  AGENDA,  DUNORG  =  GROUND   —   Giving us:  INIONGGOGGENGO

Clue/Question:  When the store put the baseballs on sale, they were – – –

Shea and Citi Field baseballs. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Answer:  GOING, GOING, GONE

Answers to logic gate question (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

(Wow!  Sort of a pun.  But, it was fun.  I knew the answer even before looking at the cartoon and question.  With only 4 letters in the answer letter layout being repeated, and seeing the answer’s layout, it came to me right away.  That’s the problem with answers like this.  There’s no good way to hide things.  Well, there were no new clue words today, but once again all of the jumbles were coming up as new for me.  I know that Hoyt keeps his own database of clue words, possibly with jumbles that he’s used in the past.  But, I wouldn’t doubt that he doesn’t just Google some of these word jumbles, to see if they come back with an entry from unclerave!  Fun cartoon!  Enjoy the rest of the weekend, folks.  As always, be well and do good, friends.)   —   YUR

PS.  I’m elated that WordPress has gone back to the older format for the Zemanta Related Articles.  The “newer” method was SO tedious.  I’m glad they finally realized that not all change is for the better!  Although, it does still tend to jump around some.   —   YUR

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