Here's the COVID-19 version of "Take Me Out to the Ball Game". Gary Hallock was the only participant and deserved to win after all of his efforts to find puns where none existed and then came up with

First clue: Stay away Second Clue: I did not intend to confuse you, but there are no puns in this song, just having fun taking a familiar baseball song and changing some of the words to show that COVI

First clue: The Old Ball Game (in the year of COVID - 19, sung with vigor please) Stay away from the ball game! Don’t go out ______ ______ _____! You’ll _____ _____ _____ on your Cracker Jack. It’s __

"In the year of COVID-19" was meant to be a clue. Could someone let me know if they have begun work on it so I know whether to give another clue? Yes, it is baseball season, but what has befallen our

Yes, it is baseball season, but what has befallen our teams? Spectators make the game, but alas, where are they ... what has happened? So here goes, easy as you please, fill-in-the-blanks. Though appr

Rogue Riddle #1039 coming soon to a stadium near you. It's still summer and on this holiday weekend, what better thing than to go to a good ol' baseball game ... except we may not. But that doesn't me

Lars, I am in several other group.io list and moderate others, so I put them all mvandriesen@... to save confusion for myself, aging brain and all. I've been so busy, and then our internet was g

Yes, I should have responded earlier. Our world is about upside down now with busyness. You've heard of "biting off more than you can chew"? That was us today and I fear also tomorrow. Thank you for t

Participants who finished were Lars Hanson, Jon Gearhart, Gary Hallock. Jim (no last name) was with us for a while, and Doug Spector at the end with an answer. Since Lars finished first he will host t

I plan to shut down the riddle tomorrow noon barring interruptions here. No one new has started it since yesterday. Others made great headway, but are stuck, mostly on the last one. If you decided to

Jim was off to a very good start, but fell asleep. Lars worked at it like I do, plugging away bit by bit. He's almost to the finish line. Jon came out of nowhere this morning and is almost there, too,

So cute, but work on the spoonerisms now. I am disappointed at how few are trying.

Thus far Lars in the lead with Jim 1/2 point behind. Either could pull ahead to win, but as fast as they turned in their answers yesterday, I expect many of you could enter and pass them up this weeke

Thank you; you've got it exactly right. Thanks, Jim!

A few people started the Rogue Riddle yesterday noon, but no one sense. It is fairly easy, especially the first ones and they get you primed and understanding what the last few do. If you know how to

This has been a sad time for our group and others. Over the years, Cyn and Stan have both helped me so much as I developed my love for puns. Limericks, and haikus. Two huge supporters for our site her

Can we try one that will seem too simple to the pros? We can at least work on them then, even if the speedy ones submit there's first. Marilyn

And unfortunately, I get the Washington Post and not the New York Times. Sent from Mail for Windows 10

I am there with Norman and Maynard. I love puns and limericks, but the riddles are far beyond me. Marilyn

That is so funny!