Hospital? That must mean you are nursing your drinks these days — or vice versa. Hope you are bedder soon. Aloha, Lars ======================

I was in my early 30s, Joseph, and yes, it was a shock. But claustrophobe that I am, I was even more afraid of being confined to a hospital than I was of the cancer—and in those days they kept you

Thanks Lars; the hospital is warding off the problem. Joweph ========= A birthday wish, encore. And wishes for so many more! Though fighting cancer, Was not your

Glad you got past it, Cyn, and thanks for the good wishes. You must have been young when it hit; that would have been a terrible shock. Joseph

A birthday wish, encore. And wishes for so many more! Though fighting cancer, Was not your plan, sir, Survival is in store! Aloha, Lars ======================

CANCER? Shit! I'm a survivor myself – 44 years post-op – wishing you the same! Cyn Make it a splendiferous day! Cynthia ("Cyn") MacGregor Freelance

The birthday signs are rather good, Though this stretched rhyme refers to food, But cancer this year I must fight, Things, I'm told, will work out right. Thanks, Cyn.

…you'll have an UNhappy BARFday. The usual good wishes go out to Joseph H., celebrating his natal day today. Cyn Make it a splendiferous day! Cynthia ("Cyn") MacGregor Freelance

RR # 966 We had some late activity. Kirk solved the tough-to-crack # 2, and Bill Crider sent in a volley of guesses resulting in 8 bingos. (I think I had recorded David's 11 bingos at my

Lars 9 Gary 11 Kirk 4 Chris 7 Jim 7 David 11 David got the elusive # 7, but no one has yet gotten # 2, so here's a hint: When she wanted to go home, who did she want to go home TO? Make

At 1 PM Eastern, Lars, first out of the gate early this morning, has 9 Gary, speeding past him, has 11 Kirk has 4 Chris has 5 Riddles that no one has bingoed: # 2, # 7 Make it a

RR # 966 ALPHABETICALLY SPEAKING Each of these riddles can be answered by a single letter. But to obtain full credit, please give me not just the letter but a sentence or phrase to indicate

The Rogue will launch tomorrow, Sunday, after I've gotten up and read my overnight email. Make it a splendiferous day! Cynthia ("Cyn") MacGregor Freelance

Q: What patriotic song is about a fruit? A: "The Star-Spangled Banana" Cyn Make it a splendiferous day! Cynthia ("Cyn") MacGregor Freelance writer/editor www.cynthiamacgregor.com

====================== Q: What do you call someone who is sure their spaghetti isn't going to cook right? A: A pastamist. Cyn ================================== Q. What do you call

Q: What do you call someone who is sure their spaghetti isn't going to cook right? A: A pastamist. Cyn ================================== Q. What do you call an Italian who is sure his sauce will

Q: What do you call someone who is sure their spaghetti isn't going to cook right? A: A pastamist. Cyn ================================== Q. What do you call an Italian who is sure his sauce will

That o-puns up many pastabilities for more punning. Jim ========================= Q: What do you call someone who is sure their spaghetti isn't going to cook right? A: A pastamist. Cyn

Q: What do you call someone who is sure their spaghetti isn't going to cook right? A: A pastamist. Cyn Make it a splendiferous day! Cynthia ("Cyn") MacGregor Freelance

All, Cyn is this week’s winner, and will host Rogue Riddle #966 next week. Chris made a valiant effort to catch her at the last moments, but Cyn retained her commanding lead. The final