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Thursday, June 29, 2023

29 June 2023

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12 comments:

  1. Today’s Jumble haiku:

    Bode Swell?

    The wound blurted blood!
    Only a “Noir” zealot could
    find that so peachy!
    ~ OMK

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  2. 29 June ‘23
    Par=4
    Wordle 740 3/6
    ⬜🟨⬜🟨🟨
    🟨⬜🟩🟩🟨
    🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
    ~ OMK

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  3. The perfect couple became a terror.
    Cruel words were said in error.
    But a make-up parlay
    At a roadside café --
    Wasn't enough for a romance repairer. 😢

    Wordle 740 4/6

    🐑🐑🐑🐕🐕
    🐢🐕🐑🐕🐑
    🐢🐢🐕🐑🐑
    🐢🐢🐢🐢🐢

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  4. McBride couldn't abide his abode,
    The tan stucco adobe wasn't bold.
    A foul omen, it was just as well a node
    In a ticky-tacky 'hood on a ticky-tacky road.

    The road wound around in an arc
    That circled a small green sward of a park.
    McBride fantasied it as a site for a duel
    An alien, sword-wounded, bleeds a green pool.

    The extraterrestrial blurts its dying vow,
    That its father, the king, will avenge somehow!
    McBride thinks that's peachy as he retreats
    To his non-descript home on ticky-tacky streets.

    The alien king may be a zealot for revenge
    But with cookie-cutter houses, which one offends?

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  5. Gimme my spam 'n eggs at the

    Wordle 740 3/6

    ⬛⬛⬛🟨🟨
    🟩🟨🟨⬛🟨
    🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩

    _____. It stays open 'til 2am

    WC

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  6. Evening meal minus a letter
    Wordle 740 3/6*

    🟨⬜⬜🟨🟨
    🟩🟨⬜🟨🟨
    🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩

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  7. I stand corrected re. Yesterday's TRACT. Mr Stupidity insisted that it was some kind of essay, presentation etc

    It's a tubular shape such as digestive TRACT

    And...

    C-eh, if you subtract a letter that's what you do there

    WC

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  8. Right, WC!
    To a professor’s ears, an academic TRACT sounds very much like a “Track”—referring to the series of reviews and promotions that lead to tenure.
    ~ OMK

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  9. "Tough Love"

    Frank was a bit of a flirt
    who with his girlfriend spooned,
    when a comment she did blurt
    made him feel he'd suffered a wound.

    Frank was not much of a zealot
    but the relationship no longer boded well,
    and he felt he now had to tell her
    to get out of his life for a spell.

    After this partnership did implode
    he one day met a new peachy girl.
    He bought her a lovely pearl,
    and together a new life they sowed.

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  10. Misty ~
    Your "Tough Love" reads well, a little gem of a poem, with the surprise switching of the rhyme scheme in the 3rd stanza.
    Frank may not have been the most deserving lover, but I guess he didn't earn her derogatory "comment," whatever it was. Anyway, it seems he handled the situation and is maybe treating his new "peachy girl" better.

    Owen ~ That "extraterrestrial" appears to have come outta nowhere!
    Well, I guess that's what extraterrestrials do.
    ~ OMK

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  11. Woohoo! Woohoo! I got today's Wordle on my second try. Thank you, CanadianEh!, for your very helpful hint! A real blessing!

    Wordle 740 2/6

    ⬜⬜⬜🟩🟩
    🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩

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  12. Loved your wacky haiku today, Ol' Man Keith, but still can't figure out what, or who, a "noir zealot" could be? Maybe a fanatic with a very black vision of the world? Yep, that could explain why he'd find a bleeding wound peachy.

    And many thanks for your very kind comment about my verse. Frank would be delighted to hear that you think he's a bit of a better partner now.

    Owen, let's hope McBride begins to like his new home in that ticky-tacky neighborhood, and doesn't get himself involved in any duels. Your verse, as always, was a delight.

    Wilbur and CanadianEh! and OMK, glad you all got your Wordles on your third try! Woohoo! Hey, a great day for our blog!

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