6.21.2009
SUNDAY, June 21, 2009 — Fred Piscop
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Theme: "Unknown Endings" — Theme answers are familiar phrases with an X added to the end, resulting in new wacky phrases clued ...
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6.20.2009
SATURDAY, June 20, 2009—Michael Wiesenberg
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THEME: The Saturday puzzle is themeless—the game is decoding tougher clues and figuring out a slew of longer words and phrases. Just like l...
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6.19.2009
FRIDAY, Jun. 19, 2009 — Stella Daily and Bruce Venzke
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THEME : Quotation puzzle: "I NEVER HATED A MAN ( 17A ) / ENOUGH TO GIVE HIM ( 41A ) / HIS DIAMONDS BACK ( 64A )" — ZSA ZSA Gabor (...
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6.18.2009
THURSDAY, June 18, 2009 — Dan Naddor
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Theme: "Rated XX" — Theme answers all contain two X's. Theme answers: 17A: On some roads, it might be several miles after the...
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6.17.2009
WEDNESDAY, June 17, 2009—Mike Peluso
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THEME: "Angel (and Not Buffy's Vampire Boyfriend)" —Two unrelated angels and one Angel are all clued with the word Angel Them...
23 comments:
6.16.2009
TUESDAY, June 16, 2009 — Betty Keller
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Theme: Lunchtime! — Theme answers are familiar phrases the first word of which can be paired with lunch to create another familiar phrase....
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6.15.2009
MONDAY, Jun. 15, 2009 — David W. Cromer
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THEME: Radio Lingo — theme answers begin with words used in radio communication: ROGER, COPY, OVER, and OUT A smooth, easy puzzle. I can...
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6.14.2009
SUNDAY, June 14, 2009—Will Nediger
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Theme: "Watch the Birdie" —You can find the letters ONE literally under the letters PAR at ten different places in the grid. [Note...
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6.13.2009
SATURDAY, June 13, 2009—Brad Wilber
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THEME: The Saturday puzzle is themeless—the game is decoding tougher clues and figuring out a slew of longer words and phrases. This puzzle...
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