But that's why I scratched out better than and replaced it with as good as. A blank response is as good as a response of California when the category is "States that start with T", for instance. If there is something in the clue (or category) that specifically eliminates your response, then (as in my would-be guess of Haiti on Friday or your Immacualte Conception on Monday) it doesn't do you any good to put it in. I am making a distinction between a very very unlikely, but remotely possible response and one that is not possible at all.Volante wrote:Which flies in the face of our repeated advice of "never leave FJ blank"bpmod wrote:Blank would have been better than as good as saying Celine when the key word referred to Canada.Volante wrote:Anyway, I couldn't have guessed Twain if you spotted me 'Mark.' You want I should just have left it blank?
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