Archive for October 5th, 2015

Cryptoquote Spoiler – 10/05/15

English: H.G. Wells Book War Of The Worlds

English: H.G. Wells Book War Of The Worlds (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

It sounds plausible enough tonight, but wait until tomorrow.  Wait for the common sense of the morning.”   —   H.G. Wells

(It took some doing to get this one going.  I found it a fairly challenging solve.  It’s a great quote too.  Regardless of whether you’re a night or morning person, a lot of the most fantastic ideas you come up with at night . . . just don’t hold up under the morning light.  Maybe, it’s just because you’re a little tired, but you can never discount the effects of alcohol!  I can still remember a time when I was in my 20s.  I was out drinking with a couple of co-worker buds, Mike and Brian.  We were all eligible bachelors and we all had female co-workers that we were very interested in.  I think the plan had something to do with each of us chatting up the others desire, so that it would be a no-brainer in getting them to date us.  Oh, Brian is such a great guy.  He’s got a lot of potential.  He’s great with animals and children.  And, he really likes you!  Things to that effect.  We left that night thinking we were in like Flynn with these girls.  I’m pretty sure I even dreamed of it that night.  The next work day we saw some holes in our plans, and scrapped the whole thing.  To this day, I think the general plan had its merits, but I think it’s the kind of thing that women can pull off better than guys.  They’re generally more subtle, while guys are less so.  And, I think guys are also more gullible than girls, in these matters.  I wonder whatever happened to Big Mike and Brian – the Ratman?  Be well and do good, friends.)   —   YUR

Jumble Spoiler – 10/05/15

English: Inside the Al. Ringling Theater in Ba...

English: Inside the Al. Ringling Theater in Baraboo, Wisconsin. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Visual Description:  All the world’s a stage.

NERAA  =  ARENA,  CITHH  =  HITCH,  OTBMTO  =  BOTTOM,  VALGER  =  GRAVEL   —   Giving us:  AEHTCOTTGRE

Clue/Question:  The play would be a disaster if the actors didn’t get their – – –

English: A male ponytail, affixed with a hair tie.

English: A male ponytail, affixed with a hair tie. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Answer:  ACT TOGETHER

(Another very leading pun.  But, I think today’s was visually more interesting than the recent dental one.  There were no new clue words today, but three of the jumbles came up as new to me.  I can verify that we have seen “cithh” before.  The answer letter layout was another swell jumble.  If you couldn’t follow the lead – somehow – I don’t think this layout would have been a big help to you.  The cartoon is hilarious.  The director with the receding hairline, but with a pony tail and sideburns, has the artsy fartsy goatee and stash.  And, it looks like he’s wearing a scarf!  And, the two actors on stage come off as temperamental divas.  Jeff threw in some footlights, the tops of chairs, and some side entrance curtains.  It looks like he’s spent some time in the theater at some stage in his life.  Be well and do good, friends.)   —   YUR


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