Visual Description: Shoddy workmanship.
SUFHL = FLUSH, ENOYH = HONEY, DARTIE = TIRADE, FESYAL = SAFELY — Giving us: FLSHHOETIRSFEL
Clue/Question: The bookcase wasn’t made very well and had a – – –
Answer: SHORT SHELF LIFE
(I think this is one of the more clever Jumble puns we’ve seen in quite a while! I just bought a couple of different sized standing fans, and was a little disappointed in how much light weight plastic make them up. Hopefully, the motors have enough juice to get the job done.
Surprisingly, we have two new clue words today, in “flush” and “safely”. Our good friend, ralis95, will be updating his world famous clue word database once again. Three of the jumbles are coming up as new, with only “dartie” having definitely been used before. The fourteen letter answer letter layout jumble was definitely top-shelf!
Nice domestic scene cartoon. Cheap shelves are so annoying. Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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The husband was sooo angry he went into a TIRADE with face turning FLUSH after seeing the mess the broken Bookcase caused….After a short period, he called out for his HONEY of a Wife to SAFELY assist Him^*
They discussed the “SHORT SHELF LIFE” of their “On – Sale” {Book – Flop}!! $$¿¿in♤♤s
One of the clue words gave me a little inconvenience but I didn’t fly into a TIRADE>>>■((LOL))
Be Blessed & you may just want too actually read some of the Items in your Bookcase!!×
I have a nice, functional printer stand that was a DIY assembly. The top was fastened to the sides with screws that went into the side of the top. But one wasn’t predrilled in the center. So eventually, a 1″x2″ flake of particle board split off and the top sagged downwards. Figuring it was tough to drill new screw holes, because it could happen again, I decided to drill two 5/8″ holes just under the bottom of the top when it was level. I used a couple of 1-1/2″ lon hex bolts in them so now the top rests on sturdy supports which won’t break. 😀
Damid . . . the brother of invention??? — YUR 🙂