Visual Description: The gathering place.
FJYIF = JIFFY, TUHMO = MOUTH, OIRRRM = MIRROR, CRUPES = SPRUCE — Giving us: FFMOMORRUE
Clue/Question: Ancient Romans wanted a large public square, so they built a – – –
Answer: FORUM FOR ‘EM
(Kind of a homophonic pun. Sounds good to me. Give ’em Hell, Hoyt!
It looks like David L. has given us yet another new clue word in “jiffy”. Our friend, ralis95, will have to update his world famous clue word database once again! Three of the jumbles appear to be new, but we’ve definitely seen “crupes” before. The answer letter layout was a tasty ten letter jumble. It kind of spoke to me though.
Fantastic cartoon of ancient Rome. But, I guess for the characters, this is all new to them. Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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Yes, it’s a good pun! What did they call the panel discussion about building Rome’s public space? A FORUM FORUM.
Good one, hal! And, what did they call the mass bris in Rome??? — YUR
I was able to unscramble the words okay and another few minutes to get “forum for”, but for the life of me I couldn’t comprehend the purpose of ‘–.
Neither ’em nor ‘me made any sense.
But, you do get it, now that you see it. Right, lwc? — YUR
Well, I can see it, now !
And BTW, did you mean “brie” or “bris” ?
Would a mass bris in Rome a “Quorum Forum”.
Or would that be “Forum Quorum” ?
Oh, I meant bris, lwc. And, I was going for a . . . foreskin forum! — YUR
…And whoever told you that joke gave you the _____! 😂🤦🏻♀️
Now why would you think that someone would have to tell me that joke? LOL! — YUR
Unc !
I haven’t figured it out, yet, but somehow I lost your blog on my my computer when I updated to a new browser.
Now, I don’t recall how I saw it the first time and I don’t see a button to reconnect.
The best I can do for now is to go back to the last message I received. I think this is it.
Let’s see what happens. Wish me luck !
You have arrived, lwc! (Welcome back!) — YUR
Hello,
I missed you and your collaborators; and there’s a lot of catching-up to do !
Thanks for getting me aboard.