Teller, of the comedy magic duo Penn & Teller. Photo taken after their show at the Rio All Suite Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Visual Description: Young wisenheimers trying to ruse the magic man.
MAYCER = CREAMY, APIMIR = IMPAIR, KHIRNS = SHRINK, RAQUSE = SQUARE, NODERT = RODENT, SEDODT = ODDEST — Giving us: CIINKSQURETOST
Clue/Question: The magician didn’t answer because he didn’t like these.
Answer: TRICK QUESTIONS
English: Bill Maher next to his star at a ceremony on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
(Good premise. Nice jumbling of some tried and true clue words. Nothing for ralis95 to do, today. I liked the jumbling of “square”, “impair” and “rodent”. The answer letter layout was excellent! I didn’t see anything too obvious there. I like the cartoon. The magician reminds me of Teller. Ah, maybe it’s more the suit. Also, Jeff drew a bit of a hottie, today! That’s a rarity, in itself. Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
PS. Happy Birthday to Slim Whitman and Bill Maher! Wouldn’t they make a great pair??? LOL! — YUR
Earl Weaver – Baltimore – 1970 Home (Photo credit: BaseballBacks)
PPS. And, Rest In Peace: Stan “The Man” Musial (92) and Earl Weaver (82). The Baseball world was much better off having had the two of you playing such a big part in it! You will be missed and you will be remembered. — YUR
Stan Musial Cardinals Jersey (Photo credit: Sportsfan_1)
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