Crossword clues
Argh. Tough with customers? I suspect "firm" is right.
I do crosswords every day, but right now my mind isn't working since I got so bent out of shape over this clue:
"Start of knitting."
That was the clue.
Drove me absolutely bats.
I will very likely never forgive the author of the puzzle in which that clue was contained.
I do crosswords every day, but right now my mind isn't working since I got so bent out of shape over this clue:
"Start of knitting."
That was the clue.
Drove me absolutely bats.
I will very likely never forgive the author of the puzzle in which that clue was contained.
Dig deeper.
Is the answer "the letter k?"
Actually, there is some name for that first row of slipknots on the needle ... casting? or something like that.
So TIGG has to come up with another one, or I believe that both Lidless and myself have another one on tap. (Mine is really hard ) Or maybe vison can ask us to solve the one that stumped her ... but we have to know how many letters and whether there are other letter-clues already available.
Jn
Actually, there is some name for that first row of slipknots on the needle ... casting? or something like that.
So TIGG has to come up with another one, or I believe that both Lidless and myself have another one on tap. (Mine is really hard ) Or maybe vison can ask us to solve the one that stumped her ... but we have to know how many letters and whether there are other letter-clues already available.
Jn
A fool's paradise is a wise man's hell.
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This reminds me of a joke we used to tell in school:
"I'm trying to solve a crossword puzzle. The clue is 'The Postman lost his bag'"
Then you wait for someone to say "How many letters?"
And you yell out "Loads of them!!!!"
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In other words I haven't a clue about Jnyusas one (but I got "scrambled eggs" on the first try)
This reminds me of a joke we used to tell in school:
"I'm trying to solve a crossword puzzle. The clue is 'The Postman lost his bag'"
Then you wait for someone to say "How many letters?"
And you yell out "Loads of them!!!!"
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In other words I haven't a clue about Jnyusas one (but I got "scrambled eggs" on the first try)
The Vinyamars on Stage! This time at Bag End
My Mum does crosswords all the time and there's a family joke about a puzzle she did many Christmases ago where she filled in the squares to make "stnicholas".
She sat there fuming and fuming, wondering what the hell "stenicholas" was, pronouncing the "ch" in Nicholas not as "k" but "ch" as in church. I looked over her shoulder and pointed it out to her and she had a good laugh, seeing only the letters and not really reading the word. Hard to explain, I guess ya hadda be there.
As for "start of knitting" I shall let it be for now. Oh, it was 7 letters.
And I'm still steaming about it.
She sat there fuming and fuming, wondering what the hell "stenicholas" was, pronouncing the "ch" in Nicholas not as "k" but "ch" as in church. I looked over her shoulder and pointed it out to her and she had a good laugh, seeing only the letters and not really reading the word. Hard to explain, I guess ya hadda be there.
As for "start of knitting" I shall let it be for now. Oh, it was 7 letters.
And I'm still steaming about it.
Dig deeper.
Gaaa, Slackers!
OK - you need a better clue (or a new puzzle)
If this were a real puzzle, we would have some intersections from the one's we already solved, so ....
Liddy's solution: his first letter = my second letter
My first solution: does not intersect at all.
vison's solution: her seventh letter = my seventh letter
Jn
OK - you need a better clue (or a new puzzle)
If this were a real puzzle, we would have some intersections from the one's we already solved, so ....
Liddy's solution: his first letter = my second letter
My first solution: does not intersect at all.
vison's solution: her seventh letter = my seventh letter
Jn
A fool's paradise is a wise man's hell.