All, Gregg is this week’s clear winner, having solved all but one of the riddles. Gregg will host Rogue Riddle #1047 next week. The final standings are: Gregg (95%) – 19 kills (all but 4) Adam (70%) –

All, Overnight Gregg has made admirable progress on this week’s Rogue Riddle, having solved all but four of the riddles. Our Learless Feeder, Gary H. jetted in this morning with 9 clean kills and a pa

All, There has been a flurry of activity this evening. Lila now has jumped in with 7 clean kills and a partial. Meanwhile Adam, Jim and Gregg have been adding to their scores. The current standings ar

All, Gregg now has jumped in with 9 clean kills and three partials on the first go. Adam remains at 6 kills, followed by Jim with 4 kills. The current standings are: Gregg (55%) –9 kills (1-3, 5, 11-1

All, All remains quiet on the Roguish front. Adam retains the lead with 6 kills, followed by Jim with 4 kills. In an effort to stir some activity, herewith another set of clues. Clue Set #1: Letter co

All, Since the initial flurry of activity – nothing. Has everyone suddenly gone quiet for the evening? ;-) In an effort to stir some activity, herewith another set of clues. Clue Set #1: Letter counts

All, The test is over! This time the letter counts are included! Adam gets credit for being the very first out of the blocks – his first guesses arrived only 11 minutes after this week’s Rogue Riddle

All, Adam gets credit for being the very first out of the blocks – his first guesses arrived only 11 minutes after this week’s Rogue Riddle was launched! He quickly solved six of the riddles. Jim Ertn

All, Oddly enough, despite the isolation, it seems that time at home is at a premium, so I am a bit late in getting this week’s Rogue Riddle out. My apologies. <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> Rog

All, Rogue Riddle 1046 should appear by noon EDT today. Aloha, Lars ======================

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Proving that there is no such thing as an unlucky number, the winner is Lars with 13. Gary in second with 10. Dancers: CONNECT 4/CON NICKED 4 BACCARAT/BACK A RAT CHUTES AND LADDERS/SHOOTS AND LADDERS

1. The criminal stole slightly more than 3 of them. 7,1 /3,6,1 2. What you do if you support a stoolie 8/ 4,1,3 3. So if someone takes target practice right before creating a sensible staggered divide

Going into the homely stretch, Lars and Gary H. are neck(ish) and neck(ish) with 12 and 10 respectively. On this side of the puzzle, I note that my answer matrix column between them has been almost a

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OK, let’s see. Leading the pack is a man well known for his gaminess, Lars with 10. Place and Show thus far: Gary H. follows with 7 and Adam with 5. Few things. One. All of these games are pretty well

Feeling like a Pyrrhic leader here, with the prize for winning RR 1044 getting to do more work. Yay! OK I’m still the new guy—wide-tailed, bushy-eyed and still maybe two RRs away from jaded. But let m

Um, hello. Test, test. A Rogue Riddle set will be emitted shortly. To all but about five of the 143 people receiving this, evidently, that means nothing. This is the list for people interested in puns

(12 + 144 + 20 + 3 * 4 ^ .5) / 7 + 5 * 11 == 9 ^ 2 + 0 Translated: A dozen, a gross, and a score, plus three times the square root of four, divided by 7, plus 5 times 11, is nine squared, and not a bi

All, Gregg blew away the competition this week, and will host Rogue Riddle #1045 next week. Gregg kept at it with admirable perseverance and solved all but one riddle (#11). The final standings are as