Each of the 12 limericks belowcontains one or more missing words. Supply the missing words. The person with the most correct answers wins. Crows at Christmastime don't havethe blahs, And the

Well, not surprisingly, the two players who solved the riddle were the ones I aped. Both Kirk and Gary got BINGO's, albeit with a few clues thrown in from yours, truly. Kirk arrived at the answer a

We have a few active players; one of whom is very close to solving. It's not too late to play ... The next key "clue" is the second haiku. What would a young woman read to learn about fashion?

Second clue: Church charity (event) is the key clue in the first haiku ...

Dear punsters: So far I’ve heard from two players. Neither seem to know where this ship is heading; in fairness, and to encourage more to take a stab, I’ll offer the first set of clues. Look

Chris, One of these reminds me of an old limerick. As I recall, it went something like: There once was a lady of Natchez Whose clothing was always in patches. When the clergy

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Roger, Houston; all signals are go. Only thing that we all do not know; Guess we’ll see, Saturday, Unless Chris croaks today; Expect 974 tomorrow At 12 noon, EDT. Or thereabouts ... T minus 24

All, This week’s winner is Chris Gross followed by Kirk Miller and Jim Ertner. Chris will host next week’s Rogue Riddle, #974. The answers to this week’s Rogue Riddle are

All, The status remains unchanged – Chris Gross and Kirk Miller are in the lead, followed by Jim Ertner. Each has a few bingos. As noted yesterday, most riddles remain unattempted.

All, Kirk Miller has now entered the fray, joining Chris Gross and Jim Ertner. Each has a few bingos. Most riddles remain unattempted. Riddles 2, 4, 6, 10, 13, and 19 have each been

All, Memorial Day weekend is over, and the Rogue Riddle still remains to be solved. So far, only Chris Gross and Jim Ertner have entered the fray, each with a few bingos. Most riddles remain

All, Obviously it is a slow Memorial Day weekend. I hope everyone is having fun today, but also taking time to remember the reason for the holiday. So far, just two players. Chris Gross

I'll never tire of (or retire from) using this day of birth wish: Hippo birdie two ewe, deer partner! Jim

I can rhyme Rich and Mitch and Itch and stitch But I'm starting to fail around, say, ditch. Though there is a competition for a bacon flitch - I nearly forgot - Happy Birthday Rich.

If, for wordplay, you are a great itcher His wordplay’s more clever and richer Than most, and I’ll bet our Rich Lederer’s better At poker as well, get the pitcher? Gary Hallock ===============

Harpo. Harpo Birthday to our ex-steamed colleague and friend Rich Lederer! Make it a splendiferous day! Cynthia ("Cyn") MacGregor Freelance writer/editor www.cynthiamacgregor.com Pass a

All, Herewith this week’s Rogue Riddle. Rogue Riddle #973 Potpourri II It is Memorial Day weekend, so it seems appropriate to have a series of riddles which memorialize an