Test for universal use of
#RogueRiddle
portagecreek
So, if I use the hashtag on any post every response just comes back to me?
Let's see. the other Gary
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Re: #rogue riddle (number 1043)
#rogue
Lars Hanson
Adam,
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Not much can be done now — just take it as a lesson learned. But don’t take it any less on board. As Doug notes, everyone here — and that means everyone! — has done this at one time or another. For riddle hosts — at the end of the subject line, add “#RogueRiddle” (without the quotation marks, of course!) to take advantage of a feature the Administrangler has set up. Including this simple phrase at the end of the subject line means any reply goes back just to the message originator and not to the group as a whole. Obviously, though, no other hashtag (#) should appear in the subject line. Aloha, Lars ======================
On Oct 5, 2020, at 00:12, doug via groups.io <doug10101@...> wrote:
Let's give hymn a break...we've all guessed when nocturne of ours
Doug
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From: Adam Engel <adotengel@...> To: main@puny.groups.io Sent: Sun, Oct 4, 2020 10:50 pm Subject: Re: [puny] #rogue riddle (number 1043) Yup, I goofed. What kinda Messaien now?
On Sun, Oct 4, 2020 at 8:11 PM Lars Hanson <parkersan2001@...> wrote:
Adam Even Engel, M.A.T.
Lab2Class Fellow
Science Teacher
Evergreen High School, Seattle, WA
"Science is organized knowledge. Wisdom is organized life." -Immanuel Kant
-- Doug Spector
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Re: #rogue riddle (number 1043)
#rogue
Let's give hymn a break...we've all guessed when nocturne of ours
Doug
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From: Adam Engel <adotengel@...> To: main@puny.groups.io Sent: Sun, Oct 4, 2020 10:50 pm Subject: Re: [puny] #rogue riddle (number 1043) Yup, I goofed. What kinda Messaien now?
On Sun, Oct 4, 2020 at 8:11 PM Lars Hanson <parkersan2001@...> wrote:
Adam Even Engel, M.A.T.
Lab2Class Fellow
Science Teacher
Evergreen High School, Seattle, WA
"Science is organized knowledge. Wisdom is organized life." -Immanuel Kant
-- Doug Spector
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Re: #rogue riddle (number 1043)
#rogue
Adam Engel
Yup, I goofed. What kinda Messaien now?
On Sun, Oct 4, 2020 at 8:11 PM Lars Hanson <parkersan2001@...> wrote:
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Adam Even Engel, M.A.T. Lab2Class Fellow Science Teacher Evergreen High School, Seattle, WA "Science is organized knowledge. Wisdom is organized life." -Immanuel Kant
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Re: #rogue riddle (number 1043)
#rogue
Lars Hanson
Adam,
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Public guess to the list and not just to Gary. Need to check the addressee when guessing. Aloha, Lars ======================
On Oct 4, 2020, at 21:42, Adam Engel <adotengel@...> wrote:
1. The composer has nearly finished paying off his mortgage. BLANK is only one more payment to make! He BLANK anything now. 2. Writing a dozen pun riddles about composers is something that’s long been on my bucket BLANK. LISZT 3. We’re going to hang out Banana Republic and then have lunch at Chick fil-a. Do you want to come with us to the BLANK BLANK not? MAHLER 4. Oh, there you are Doctor Jeckyl. Where have you been BLANK all this time? HAYDN 5. When drinking with classical composers, it’s best not to engage in too much BLANK. 6. As a fan of violent slapstick comedy, of course I enjoy the antics of Larry & Curly, but I strongly favor BLANK-istry. 7. As they were dressing to go out for a walk down Sesame Street, Ernie asked his pal, “Have you seen my other BLANK?" SCHUBERT 8. The classical composer went in for a haircut, he told Samuel Barber to take it from the top, and also a little BLANK. CHOPIN 9. We have lots of convicted composers in this prison. It’s kind of crowded but the warden tries to keep it down to two convicts BLANK. 10. Some pervs are exhibitionists, but most sex addicts prefer to have a private room to BLANK. 11. The waltz of this house are starting to buckle and warp. That’s because the roof puts too much BLANK on them. STRAUSS 12. Strapped into my cross-country snow gear I decided to circumnavigate the snowy top of an extinct volcano. As usual my asthma starting acting up and I began hacking and wheezing. That right, whenever I BLANK-BLANK. STRAVINSKY-TCHAIKOVSKY 13. Because I have BLANK memory, a baker’s dozen of these riddles is the most I can compose. Still working on 1, 5, 6, 9, 10, 12.5, and 13 On Sun, Oct 4, 2020 at 11:04 AM gary hallock <gary@...> wrote:
Adam Even Engel, M.A.T. Lab2Class Fellow Science Teacher Evergreen High School, Seattle, WA "Science is organized knowledge. Wisdom is organized life." -Immanuel Kant
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Re: #rogue riddle (number 1043)
#rogue
Adam Engel
1. The composer has nearly finished paying off his mortgage. BLANK is only one more payment to make! He BLANK anything now. 2. Writing a dozen pun riddles about composers is something that’s long been on my bucket BLANK. LISZT 3. We’re going to hang out Banana Republic and then have lunch at Chick fil-a. Do you want to come with us to the BLANK BLANK not? MAHLER 4. Oh, there you are Doctor Jeckyl. Where have you been BLANK all this time? HAYDN 5. When drinking with classical composers, it’s best not to engage in too much BLANK. 6. As a fan of violent slapstick comedy, of course I enjoy the antics of Larry & Curly, but I strongly favor BLANK-istry. 7. As they were dressing to go out for a walk down Sesame Street, Ernie asked his pal, “Have you seen my other BLANK?" SCHUBERT 8. The classical composer went in for a haircut, he told Samuel Barber to take it from the top, and also a little BLANK. CHOPIN 9. We have lots of convicted composers in this prison. It’s kind of crowded but the warden tries to keep it down to two convicts BLANK. 10. Some pervs are exhibitionists, but most sex addicts prefer to have a private room to BLANK. 11. The waltz of this house are starting to buckle and warp. That’s because the roof puts too much BLANK on them. STRAUSS 12. Strapped into my cross-country snow gear I decided to circumnavigate the snowy top of an extinct volcano. As usual my asthma starting acting up and I began hacking and wheezing. That right, whenever I BLANK-BLANK. STRAVINSKY-TCHAIKOVSKY 13. Because I have BLANK memory, a baker’s dozen of these riddles is the most I can compose. Still working on 1, 5, 6, 9, 10, 12.5, and 13
On Sun, Oct 4, 2020 at 11:04 AM gary hallock <gary@...> wrote:
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Adam Even Engel, M.A.T. Lab2Class Fellow Science Teacher Evergreen High School, Seattle, WA "Science is organized knowledge. Wisdom is organized life." -Immanuel Kant
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#rogue riddle (number 1043)
#rogue
gary hallock
ROGUE RIDDLE #1043 - Launched Sunday, Oct 4 @1pm central time. This is a very straightforward set this week. Taking the cue from Gregg, I’m offering up a bakers dozen but some of them will contain two blanks. In some cases these blanks will relate to each other, but not always. First player with all (or most) kills wins the chance to host next week’s game. @%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@ Please submit all guesses, groans, gripes & guffaws directly to <gary@...> @%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@ Someone baroque the BLANK on the BLANK door. (HANDEL) (BACH) 1. The composer has nearly finished paying off his mortgage. BLANK is only one more payment to make! He BLANK anything now. 2. Writing a dozen pun riddles about composers is something that’s long been on my bucket BLANK. 3. We’re going to hang out Banana Republic and then have lunch at Chick fil-a. Do you want to come with us to the BLANK BLANK not? 4. Oh, there you are Doctor Jeckyl. Where have you been BLANK all this time? 5. When drinking with classical composers, it’s best not to engage in too much BLANK. 6. As a fan of violent slapstick comedy, of course I enjoy the antics of Larry & Curly, but I strongly favor BLANK-istry. 7. As they were dressing to go out for a walk down Sesame Street, Ernie asked his pal, “Have you seen my other BLANK?" 8. The classical composer went in for a haircut, he told Samuel Barber to take it from the top, and also a little BLANK. 9. We have lots of convicted composers in this prison. It’s kind of crowded but the warden tries to keep it down to two convicts BLANK. 10. Some pervs are exhibitionists, but most sex addicts prefer to have a private room to BLANK. 11. The waltz of this house are starting to buckle and warp. That’s because the roof puts too much BLANK on them. 12. Strapped into my cross-country snow gear I decided to circumnavigate the snowy top of an extinct volcano. As usual my asthma starting acting up and I began hacking and wheezing. That right, whenever I BLANK-BLANK. 13. Because I have BLANK memory, a baker’s dozen of these riddles is the most I can compose. @%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@ Please submit all guesses, groans, gripes & guffaws directly to <gary@...> @%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@%@ -- Gary (Immodest Moderator) Hallock, Leerless Feeder
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Rogue 1043 (1 hour warning)
gary hallock
Expect Rogue Riddle #1043 to show up at or near 1pm central today.
Gary Hallock -- Gary (Immodest Moderator) Hallock, Leerless Feeder
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Rogue Riddle 1042: Checkin’ Satays Explain Your Continental Self
#RogueRiddle
gregg siegel
So nothing substantive has changed standings wise and Gary H. is the winner of Rogue Riddle 1042. I’m not sure what his experience and skill level might be with pun related activities but, regardless, my understanding is that he will get the honor of crafting the next Riddle. Here are the answers to my thing: 1. More than 100 degrees. BERLIN. Since it is European, I thought it was just good manners to use the centrigrade system. It’s wall good, man. 2. Scooby Do is my favorite. Flintstones is a good one too. KHARTOUM. Just about everybody got this one right off. Sudanly I felt like a cel out. 3. Step one, perhaps, if you want to make a sex tape. MONTEVIDEO. Many people said BANGKOK, which according to the STMTA (Sex Tape Makers Trade Association) is, offically, step five. (And, depending on the type of tape you’re making, only presented as optional.) And to the dude who said BAGDAD, well, 1. Ew. 2. That’s not what people usually mean when they think of DILFs. 3. Perhaps Bob Saget is interested. 4. A particular, yet quite common, type of battery. TRIPOLI. With kids, you go through them by the case. AA too. One day, I will be Libyarated. 5. What Captain Kirk’s phaser might give you. AUSTIN. Some of you hail from this stunning city, no? Then how come this one seemed allusive? 6. What you might ask if you wonder whether the Yankee’s HOF catcher of legend and pitcher of malapropisms might be able to. CANBERRA. Remember, it ain’t over til it’s over. And, no, not at all the same dude as Yogi Bear. 7. If this most remote landmass was to put in an outlet of the largest fast-food franchise, this might be a natural location. MCMURDO. My attempt to ensure that Antarctica did represent, and the urban pickings were slim indeed: stations pretty much equal cities in this frigid, barely inhabited locale. This is one of the continent’s largest, perhaps a good place for a McGriddle. Or a McSpaceHeater. Supersize it for sure. 8. Two thirds of the common abbreviation for sadomasochism, perhaps. ESSEN. As in ESSENM. Willkommen! And bienvenue! Welcome! 9. What the Six Million Dollar man actor might say to his mother if she got his name wrong LIMA. Steve Austin is just the character I played, Ma. No, they didn’t actually PAY me six million dollars, Ma. Yes, I’m a schmuck for losing Farrah, Ma. If you got this one, feel free to enjoy a sense of Majors satisfaction. 10. The kind of rock Yes or ELP is said to play. PRAGUE. No, friend, “BORING OLD GUY STUFF” is not a city. Although it is, in fact, a synonym for prog rock. 11. What you do to someone when a puzzle question doesn’t track quite right HANOI. Again, “PISS THEM OFF” –not a city. A state, of mind, perhaps. People seemed to have the most trouble with this one. Pretty hannoying. And, I guess, pretty ironic. 12. What Kelly Bundy might say about her brother. BUDAPEST. Whatever happened to Bud Bundy? It’s great to see Christina Applegate again, a seriously great actress and brave soul. Note I didn’t say Seoul. I could have, but I didn’t. 13. What you can do if the car isn’t rising fast enough. JAKARTA. This clue could have gone in quite a different direction. You’re welcome. ‘Night all. It was a pleasure to serve.
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Rogue Riddle 1042: Checkin’ Satays Currants Tats and Lass Clues
#RogueRiddle
gregg siegel
Standings of all participants are as follows:
Gary H 11 Adam EE 10 Lars H 8 James E 5 Gary R 4 Joseph H 1 Gary and Lars might have one more each but, as a new guy, I need to get some process clarifications; it doesn’t change the order however, nor the fact that no one has yet made a clean sweep. No one has gotten them all, which some might find annoying. And annoying someone is the last thing I would want to do, or one of the last few things anyway. Also note that McJagger, whose favorite novel is reportedly Sense and Sensibility, has played on all continents but one. The paragraph above may be gibberishy nonsense or may contain valuable clues. Or both. Or neither. You decide. But, if you decide anything other than that it contains valuable clues, you’d be wrong. Speaking of wrong, also note that all I have gotten thus far are pungent responses. I was telling someone the other day that some of the best punsters were non-pungents. It is unlikely that this position is incorrect, but it would be helpful to have some additional evidence. Any takers? Yes, I’m looking at you. And you. Twenty four hours to go. I wanna be pun-indated.
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Rogue Riddle 1042: Checkin’ Satays Get A Clue! (Seriously, Get It Right Here)
#RogueRiddle
gregg siegel
48 hours left with nobody yet clearing the board and plenty of bragging rights to be had. In fact no one has gotten #11—a nice little faux homophone in line with the best of the rest. #7 is a bit more obtuse—like everything else, perhaps, in Antarctica, a land in which “cities” are more like fortress stations. Speaking of which, I’ve added to each a letter(s) denoting what continent the target city lies upon, as well as a numeral denoting the number of letters therein.
1. More than 100 degrees. 6 E 2. Scooby Do is my favorite. Flintstones is a good one too. 8 Af 3. Step one, perhaps, if you want to make a sex tape. 10 S 4. A particular, yet quite common, type of battery. 7 Af 5. What Captain Kirk’s phaser might give you. 6 N 6. What you might ask if you wonder whether the Yankee’s HOF catcher of legend and pitcher of malapropisms might be able to. 8 Au 7. If this most remote landmass was to put in an outlet of the largest fast-food franchise, this might be a natural location. 7 An 8. Two thirds of the common abbreviation for sadomasochism, perhaps. 5 E 9. What the Six Million Dollar man actor might say to his mother if she got his name wrong 4 S 10. The kind of rock Yes or ELP is said to play. 6 E 11. What you do to someone when a puzzle question doesn’t track quite right 5 As 12. What Kelly Bundy might say about her brother. 8 E 13. What you can do if the car isn’t rising fast enough. 7 As
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Re: Apologies For Slowness
#administrivia
gary hallock
Lee, We certainly appreciate you being willing to patella us details of your pedal infirmities. (Or perhaps it was a leg I meant!) Some people may think you’re only ankling for attention but I think there’s surely no shin in sharing with close friends. My limps are sealed.
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On Sep 27, 2020, at 1:12 PM, joseph h via groups.io <joe9438@...> wrote:
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Re: Rogue Riddle 1042: Checkin’ Satays Status Report and a couple of hints
#RogueRiddle
Lars Hanson
Geegg, Already finished the Sunday NYT puzzles, despite your pronouncement that it is still Shortz-leave weather in Virginia. Aloha, Lars =================================
On Sun, Sep 27, 2020 at 11:23 AM gregg s <gregg17@...> wrote: 11ish hours in and some notes/insights as a first timer:
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Re: Apologies For Slowness
#administrivia
ticia731
Sorry to hear you're laid up. Sending good wishes that your body makes a quick recovery, and hoping the pain will start to ease soon so you can take less medication. Ticia
On Sun, Sep 27, 2020 at 8:44 AM Lee Jackson <leejackson@...> wrote: Please accept my apologies if I'm a bit slow in getting to any administrative situations. I'm currently in a "skilled" nursing center (a.k.a. rehab hospital) after having a total knee replacement done on my left knee. I've made a lot of progress, but the amount of pain medicine I'm on knocks me out occasionally. As a result, I don't immediately see all new messages.
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Re: Apologies For Slowness
#administrivia
Adam Engel
Did you get the surgery down in Austin? I hear that's the city where ACLs are born.
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Adam Even Engel, M.A.T. Lab2Class Fellow Science Teacher Evergreen High School, Seattle, WA "Science is organized knowledge. Wisdom is organized life." -Immanuel Kant
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Re: Apologies For Slowness
#administrivia
The best knee surgeon by far is the world famous Dr.Petella
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From: joseph h via groups.io <joe9438@...> To: main@puny.groups.io Sent: Sun, Sep 27, 2020 1:12 pm Subject: Re: [puny] Apologies For Slowness #administrivia I can't cap that. Get well soon Lee.
Joseph
On 27/09/2020 18:45, Adam Engel wrote:
I imagine knee rehab requires a joint effort.
On Sun, Sep 27, 2020 at 10:03
AM Lars Hanson <parkersan2001@...>
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Adam Even Engel, M.A.T.
Lab2Class Fellow
Science Teacher
Evergreen High School, Seattle, WA
"Science is organized knowledge. Wisdom is organized life." -Immanuel Kant
-- Doug Spector
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Re: Apologies For Slowness
#administrivia
joseph h
I can't cap that. Get well soon Lee. Joseph
On 27/09/2020 18:45, Adam Engel wrote:
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Re: Apologies For Slowness
#administrivia
Lars Hanson
I'll bet rehab for that surgery involves a lot of flex time, too. Aloha, Lars =================================
On Sun, Sep 27, 2020 at 2:09 PM Adam Engel <adotengel@...> wrote:
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Re: Apologies For Slowness
#administrivia
Adam Engel
I imagine knee rehab requires a joint effort.
On Sun, Sep 27, 2020 at 10:03 AM Lars Hanson <parkersan2001@...> wrote:
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Adam Even Engel, M.A.T. Lab2Class Fellow Science Teacher Evergreen High School, Seattle, WA "Science is organized knowledge. Wisdom is organized life." -Immanuel Kant
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Re: Apologies For Slowness
#administrivia
Lars Hanson
Lee,
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Sorry to hear that you are in a knee-dy state and hope that you are out and about soon! Aloha, Lars ======================
On Sep 27, 2020, at 09:44, Lee Jackson <leejackson@...> wrote:
Please accept my apologies if I'm a bit slow in getting to any administrative situations. I'm currently in a "skilled" nursing center (a.k.a. rehab hospital) after having a total knee replacement done on my left knee. I've made a lot of progress, but the amount of pain medicine I'm on knocks me out occasionally. As a result, I don't immediately see all new messages. I should be out of here sometime this week, so things should improve somewhat in a few days. Thanks for your patience while I recuperate. -- Lee Jackson, PUNY group Administrangler Visit the PUNY and O. Henry Museum Web Sites! http://punpunpun.com | http://www.austintexas.gov/department/o-henry-museum https://www.facebook.com/groups/punoff/ | https://www.facebook.com/PUNYPAGE/ | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/O._Henry_Pun-Off
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