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I had new records for myself in TCA and TMP with 74 and 102 to take fourth in D1 Serengeti. First person out on promotion. Probably for the best as my numbers would have been near the bottom in C1. Staying promoted seems easier than getting promoted. Congratulations to those at the top of A who qual...

The states thing did make me think. I wasn’t sure when Vermont and Kentucky joined. Just how many did we have in 1790? But I decided to apply the KISS policy and got it right. And is distance to the sun that obscure? Bottom row today and one a million dollar question from Regis. I went with the obv...

MULTI-CAPITAL COUNTRIES is pretty easy when your 3 quick pre-calls are the Netherlands, Bolivia, and South Africa :mrgreen: My one stinging miss was not getting Ankylosaurus as I always associate the app Anki with that exact dinosaur. I won't miss next time! Knew Muir came before Adams so FJ was pr...

Wasn’t sure where to post this. Alex’s family has donated a bunch of money to help the homeless.


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Children’s author Beverly Cleary has died at 104.

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2021/03/26/us/b ... index.html

No clue on FJ. Wrote down Yosemite Sam as a joke.

One more week of Oz. He isn’t horrible but isn’t exciting for me. We’ll see how it goes next week.

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Fri Mar 26, 2021 11:39 am

Between Amal's pauses and 11 triple stumpers, I was amazed they got through all 60 clues.

Got locked onto Jules Verne and made a bad FJ guess of Journey to the Center of the Earth.

They could have saved time if needed by editing every time he rang in.

The discussion here was a help in yesterday’s questions.

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I started trying to think of an Italian set book but got nowhere. Considered both responses but picked the wrong one.

The lunch break did Oz well as he seemed more relaxed.

I wonder if Amal was instructed beforehand to whistle a tune that is in the public domain.

Bobby Brown, former New York Yankee who was also a cardiologist, has died at 96. He also served as president of the American League when it was a real job. Oh no! He was client of mine for one of my most fun projects when he was president of the AL. He was a really nice guy. He got me tickets to th...

Bobby Brown, former New York Yankee who was also a cardiologist, has died at 96. He also served as president of the American League when it was a real job.

Never been to an IKEA store and never had a desire to do so. Don't like Swedish meatballs? The stores can be fun even if you're not planning to buy any of the assemble-it-yourself furniture. I'd have to drive 80 miles to get to one, so I too shall pass. The closest one to me is in Atlanta, which is...

Yesterday’s loss eliminates me from promotion to C. Never heard of meet cute.

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Wed Mar 24, 2021 3:19 pm

Hump day is done: https://www.j-archive.com/showgame.php?game_id=6979

Closing in on 7000 in the archive. If a few more old games pop up in the next couple weeks Aaron Rodgers could be hosting that one.

Ill be Honest, i didnt understand that "Words that start with 2 consecutive letters" category. like 3/5 didnt even start with double letters. Im guessing i Missed something. Totally Misread the FJ Clue. They start with consecutive letters in the alphabet. The example he gave was abacus. Double lett...

I would have had no idea. Never been to an IKEA store and never had a desire to do so. My mechanical skills are severely lacking so buying something I have to build myself isn’t for me. Don’t tell me it is easy to assemble. You haven’t seen me in action.

Nothing came to me on FJ. Wondered what kind of company starts in the middle of World War II.

I’d put “The Giants win the pennant” ahead of Most’s call.

You still have to be aware of the Olympic boycott years so it isn’t a dead giveaway. The big help is on the other end. The Depression hint narrows it down to two possibilities and if you know Berlin is 1936 you are home free.