The last several times I have visited Gary at home, I have been very encouraged by his progress. He is alert, chatty, and cheerful. He is still in bed, only getting up on rare occasions (such as medic

After almost a month in the hospital, Gary went home Tuesday. He had his first round of chemo on Thursday. I spent several hours with him Friday. He’s doing better but still not well at all. He’s in g

When I visited with Gary a few days ago, I was very disconcerted - to the point where I didn't even post an update. He was very 'out of it.' But it turns out it was due to overmedication, and he is do

PUNY friends, I’m sad to report that Gary Hallock (aka our Learless Feeder) is seriously ill. A couple of weeks ago he was having serious back pain. Searching for the cause quickly lead to a diagnosis

Everyone is now skirting this topic. I think the participation has now ended, so here is the reveal - I will undress the answers. Thanks especially to Marilyn and Gary, who got 8 correct each. Jim and

The military interpreter could not undergo gender change surgery while on active duty. He would have to wait and translater. billcrider

The geek had no siblings so he built himself an electronic one. She is his transistor. (He bought some of her components on a porn site so he could engage in sibling ribaldry.) billcrider

Since I am balding, I thought I would have some hair transplanted from my dog. My wife says it won’t be hair, it will just be trans-fur. billcrider Sent from Mail for Windows

Although I was born visible, I now identify as invisible. I am trans—parent. My pronouns are who/where.

If you have a fear of multi-headed worms, is that hydraphobia? If you fear words that sound alike, are you a homophoneaphobe? If you fear E.T., are you a phonehomeaphobe? If you fear fat men in red su

Early Christians were said to worship outside the empty grave of Jesus. I wonder if that was the Church of the Rolling Stone? I had a friend who made a pilgrimage to Graceland, she was a Presleyterian

This week saw a full sweep by Doug and nearly (9.5 of 10) by Learless Feeder Gary. Also very strong showings by James and Marilyn! Gary Hallock has agreed to host Rogue 1116. Here are the solved puns:

#RogueRiddle

#Rogue 1115 – European countries With current events putting Eastern Europe in the news, many Americans have had to check their maps to find the locations of the countries being mentioned on the news.

#RogueRiddle

I plan to release Rogue 1115 about 10:00 CST today. billcrider

FWIW... I think of Wordle as being more like Sudoku than Rogue or F. Yes, it involves words, but punning involves content as much as sound. I suspect that most of you, like me, enjoy many levels of wo

Yes, the F riddles were fun, but died due to lack of participation. The Rogues have been fading for some time, and IMHO may soon suffer the same fate. We are down to only about 5 semi-regular particip

OK, OK< I'll host only if you can't coerce someone else to do it. It's not like I have nothing else to do. I have four real estate closings this week (one buying, one selling, two lending) and one nex

#RogueRiddle

Yes, it is like a maelstrom of malapropisms. I have a miasma of memes moiling in my memory, a mephitis that portends to muffle me. billcrider

In the Limericks-n-Haiku thread I have somewhat exposed myself recently. No, I didn't flash open my raincoat. I opened the curtains a bit on something that goes on in my brain. I think most of us in t

The situation with that Serbian tennis player is very serious. I hope no one tries to make a Djokovic. Billcrider