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Daily JumbleŽ | Nov 7, 2009 | report abuse
What a fantastic fishing trip! Dr. Mace and Nurse LLL joined WKXOX and me on our boat the Kid 'n' me. The biggest catches of the day were WKXOX's 38" bull red and My 37" one! The red drums would have been good eating but we decided to reward their sporting fights by releasing them. Lake Jum is definite prime fishing. Have fun with WKXOX's TS.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Nov 6, 2009 | report abuse
"....A Liar," Tom FALSIFIED. (proved person's stance or claim to be untrue)
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Daily JumbleŽ | Nov 6, 2009 | report abuse
Sorry if this is a repeat; having more problems posting on SW. ".........liar," Tom REITERATED. (He interates "liar.") Good luck WKOXOX! Easy DJ should result in lots of 4 and 5Xes. Let's have a genuine KOOTerama!
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Daily JumbleŽ | Nov 6, 2009 | report abuse
"......a liar," Tom REITERATED. He iterated '"iar."
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Daily JumbleŽ | Nov 5, 2009 | report abuse
TK72: Tom said, BLANKLY (confounded or in blank dismay) or NONPLUSSED?
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Daily JumbleŽ | Nov 5, 2009 | report abuse
TK, How about COOLY? (He is lacks the zeal or willingness to pursue or give an explanation.)
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Daily JumbleŽ | Nov 5, 2009 | report abuse
"No explanation," Tom said INEXPLICABLY.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Nov 5, 2009 | report abuse
TK72 "NO EXPLANATION", TOM SAID SUCCINCTLY or BLUNTLY or CURTLY or BRUSQUELY?
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Daily JumbleŽ | Nov 5, 2009 | report abuse
Congrat Vanna89! (Tom was also sociably drinking and toasting his friend: i.e., hobnobbing!) How about "......roof falling in," Tom said, EXITING.
Tagged as: Challenging
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Daily JumbleŽ | Nov 4, 2009 | report abuse
Way to go Maw, and it's good to see you in the Throne Room! Very easy DJ but I got stuck on word 3 and barely made it under 30 sec. It's up to you to blur WKXOX. Congrats on nailing METHODICALLY TK72. WKOXOX's hint about what helps one open doors ought to get some of you on track regarding what's being collected.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Nov 2, 2009 | report abuse
ACLAGUERRE, Your door-latch "knocking" is cold, whereas "orderly" for the problem TS is a little warm. The door-latch pun is 3 syllables and ends in "ing," whereas the pun for the problem-solving one is 5 syllables and ends in "ly."
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Daily JumbleŽ | Nov 2, 2009 | report abuse
........wide-angle lens? said Tom BROAD-MINDEDLY.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Nov 2, 2009 | report abuse
wide-angle lens? said Tom OPENMINDEDLY.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Nov 2, 2009 | report abuse
DAISY, How about "....no extra cost," Tom said FREEWHEELINGLY. TEVOB, How about "..... wide-angle lens?" asked Tom FISHEYED.
Tagged as: Challenging
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Daily JumbleŽ | Nov 2, 2009 | report abuse
DAISY, How about ".....not extra cost," Tom said FREEWHEELINGLY?
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 31, 2009 | report abuse
Without a doubt , this was the Ball of the year! WKXOX and I are dizzy from the boys dancing so many fandangos interspersed with doing the chicken. We hung onto their manes when they did the chicken on their hind legs. Fortunately, no celebrants were hit by stray hooves. We are going to walk to the Mellow-Meadow Teddy Bear's Bed and Breakfast to recuperate. Hope the boys don't have nightmares (no pun intended) and kick in their sleep.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 31, 2009 | report abuse
Daisy, Congrats for finally solving Tevob's TS. None of my guesses of other words for fooled were even close! The boys have announced that they will also do an occasional Chicken Dance between their fandango numbers. Tevob, everyone one is eager to see how the Midnight-Shadow saga unfolds! Midnight is certainly easy on the eyes in his tuxedo and silk top hat. I've been told that flowers are Shadow's favorite salad.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 31, 2009 | report abuse
TEVOB, This guess in in response to your hint of another word for fooled. I FOOLED THEM INTO THINKING THEY WERE THE BEST! TOM SAID . . . . MISLEADINGLY (Tom misled or fooled them into thinking they were the best (or in the lead.)
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 31, 2009 | report abuse
Lady MarionXOXO, you will be the most stunning belles of the Halloween Ball! When in the Royal Stables yesterday, I overheard the boys talking about possibly opening a haberdashery as an outlet for their hoof-made cloths. We surely raised two geniuses. I've never witnessed so much horse sense! We had better buckle up for safety; the boys are very high spirited and are bragging about doing the fandango till dawn!
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 31, 2009 | report abuse
Happy Halloween!!!! LAMMA, I thought I sensed that the Spirit from the Enchanted Forest was about. The boys want Maid Marion and me to take them trick-or-treating in the Forest but we can hear all the jumcritters giggling in anticipation of spooking them: not to mention all the ghosts and goblins! We look forward to lots of tomfoolery with all our friends at the Royal Halloween Ball. Get ready for the fandango! TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 30, 2009 | report abuse
TEVOB, good suggestion re keeping number of active TSes to a minimum: 2 perhaps? How about ....Tom said DECEIVINGLY or DECEITFULLY. He gave them the false impression that they were the best.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 30, 2009 | report abuse
DAISY, Thanks for the TS update. JANWPB, here's another guess at your "......to be lit," Tom said ENLIGHTENINGLY. (He informs or enlightens us that the lights are about to be lit.)
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 30, 2009 | report abuse
Janwpb, ........."about to be lit," Tom said DELIGHTFULLY. ( Tom is "delighted" that all (fully) the knight "lights" are about to be lit.)
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 30, 2009 | report abuse
TEVOB1, How about ".......Tom said SUPERIORLY (or SUPERCILIOUSLY ) (Tom speaks with an air of superiority.)
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 30, 2009 | report abuse
Stuarte, Tom said TEDIOUSLY. T(E)D
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 30, 2009 | report abuse
janwpb, How about ".........lit," Tom said ILLUMINATINGLY? I hope the "knight lights" are Halloween Jum-o'-lanterns!
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 30, 2009 | report abuse
Don't know if stuart's TS has been solved yet. I not, how about Tom said SCORING? Has anyone followed TSes closely enough to list the ones that remain unsolved? Is janwpb's the only one remaining to be solved? I'm ready to paaaarty! WKXOXOX and I (I mean Maid Marion and Robin Hood) plan to ride Sr and Jr while they do an eight-hooved fandango. We have our saddlebelts fastened! The frighteningly costumed jumcritters are already going about scaring both KOOT and Jum-townspeople. KTKF
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 29, 2009 | report abuse
......become very routine," Tom said PROFESSIONALLY. (Tom is a PROFESSIONAL football player that PROFESSES boredom with making touchdowns.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 29, 2009 | report abuse
become very routine," Tom said MATTER-OF-FACTLY.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 29, 2009 | report abuse
tevob1, Congratualtions and giggle away!. It is indeed a hoot! WKXOX and I thought that you and daisyaday might get a kick out of it; but we certainly didn't expect you to solve it so quickly. Very well done indeed.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 29, 2009 | report abuse
STUARTe: .....become very routine," Tom said REPETITIOUSLY. (Tom's scoring touchdowns has become tediously repetitive.) Tevob, offensively seems promising. Goblin time is fast approaching. Have your costumes and steeds at the ready, fellow KOOT! KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 29, 2009 | report abuse
DAISY, thanks for repeating our TS for us: lots of reviews this morning.WKXOXO, You were hot on the trail of Daisy's TS. I'll meet you and the boys at the Jum-Madison Cafe and Oatarama! Still haven't heard from Maw. Hope she's OK! KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 28, 2009 | report abuse
Daisyaday, This is really the last one before joining WKXOXOX at M-MTB's Cave Inn Bed 'n' Breakfast. How's this for simple? ........from my ears!!!: Tom said EERILY. Steam is coming out of Tom's EARS and that's EERY!
Tagged as: Challenging
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 28, 2009 | report abuse
Daisy, One more guess before sleeping at the Mellow-Meadow Teddy Bear's Cave Inn Bed 'n' Breakfast: ....from my ears!!!: Tom said VENTING. (He's venting anger from his ears!)
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 28, 2009 | report abuse
Daisyaday, .....from my ears!!!: Tom said OVERBLOWNLY. He is using overblown rhetoric to describe his anger. Or, he's CARTOONISHLY describing the extent of his anger.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 28, 2009 | report abuse
Thanks tevob. i didn't have a clue for the longest time. Thought of "path" very often, but it never dawned on me to expand it to "pathological." But the word pathological did come to mind for a picosecond after your '"rational thought" hint, and "logic" jumped out at me! WKXOX and I have errands to run this afternoon but will also be thinking about a TS to post.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 28, 2009 | report abuse
Also, Tom chose the PATH O(F) LOGIC to deduce the right way. Tevob1, Beauty (Midnight) and Shadow will make a handsome couple. Try to snap a photo of Beauty presenting flowers to her!
Tagged as: Challenging
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 28, 2009 | report abuse
PATHOLOGICALLY! Tom used logic to decide which path was right. Thanks for the hint Tevob.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 28, 2009 | report abuse
Tevob, How about TELEPATHICALLY? Tom uses deductive reasoning in order to TEL(L) the right PATH. WKXOXOX, partying in the Throne Room: it doesn't get any better! The boys tell me that they've finished making our Maid Marion and Robin Hood costume. I didn't know they could sew too: talk about nimble hooves! KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 28, 2009 | report abuse
Tevob, How about TELEPATHICALLY? Tom uses deductive reasoning in order to TEL(L) the right PATH. WKXOXOX, partying in the Throne Room: it doesn't get any better! The boys tell me that they've finished making our Maid Marion and Robin Hood costume. I didn't know they could sew too: talk about nimble hooves! KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 27, 2009 | report abuse
....right way," said Tom UNIDIRECTIONALLY. Or, ....... way," said Tom UNHESITATINGLY.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 27, 2009 | report abuse
Tevob, I'll join daisy and throw my hat in the ring as well! ...........the right way," said Tom INFERRINGLY. or possibly RESOLVEDLY ? (Tom reaches a firm decision about the way being right.)
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 27, 2009 | report abuse
Happy Birthday tbug and congats to daisy and tevob for solving TSes! WKXOXO and I had a delightful candlelight date at the Jum-Chanti Italian Restaurant. Their wheat pasta and marinara sauce is delicious. TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 26, 2009 | report abuse
Just what the doctor ordered WKXOX: Jum-Chanti Italian Restaurant for whole wheat pasta and a class of chianti by candlelight! We can take Oxy's Oxycart limo.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 26, 2009 | report abuse
WKXOX had dr appts this afternoon so I'm reporting in regarding her TS. TBUG57, you are "it" for getting the runner-up pun, transoceanically. The winning pun is much simpler. It sounds like the true answer but is spelled differently: two syllables in adverb form. Good luck.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 25, 2009 | report abuse
Aclaguerre, The pun for Stuarte's TS was UNIQUELY (AS IN EUNUCH). I believe Grapher got it. WKXOX just posted our Jum-Couple TS that has two possible puns: winner and runner-up. TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 25, 2009 | report abuse
Congrats WKXOXOX on solving Vanna's excellent TS on your first go! I'm looking forward to visiting with my fellow KOOT at the TR brunch. I feel better today and hope my cold is is beginning to show improvement. KTKF
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 25, 2009 | report abuse
Fairly easy jumble today. Sleepy but can't sleep so i did it java-less and very early in the morning. Surprised myself with a medium speed 5X. WKXOXOX your LISTLESSLY sounds a lot like a winner for Vanna's TS!!!! Happy unjumbling everyone. KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 24, 2009 | report abuse
"without my manifest," Tom said INVOICINGLY. Tom VOICES or expresses in words his inability to list the items in the shipment without an INVOICE.
Tagged as: Addictive
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 24, 2009 | report abuse
WKXOXOX and VANNA, great TSes and Vanna's cartographically ***************************** ******************ble.jsp#swe r is outstanding, as was WK's directionally. KOOT are becoming proficient in both composing and solving TSes! KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 23, 2009 | report abuse
LAMMA, I think it's based on EST but sometimes is late in being posted. I see a lot of excellent guesses for WKXOXOX's TS. However, I'm afraid mum's the word for me, since she told me the answer. Thanks TEVOB; I am indeed fortunate to have an excellent nurse! Good luck all; you're all pretty hot.. KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 22, 2009 | report abuse
STUARTe, I only just checked the reviews since announcing WKXOXO the winner and noticed that you too solved my "insect lens" TS. Congratulations! I like the way you re-worded the Tom's statement; It's much simpler and gives potential solvers a better chance of getting on the right track. I think GRAPHER has probably guessed right on yours so I'll abstain from trying. This cold has me down but I'm getting the best of care from WKXOXOX KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 21, 2009 | report abuse
DAISY and TVOB, Your guesses were all very good. I wish we could give out 2nd and 3rd places for effort. Thanks for sticking with it. I tend to be too technical and plan to guard against being so in the future. GRAPHER, I'm glad you liked the answer and hope the historical fashion show gives you a costume idea: perhaps something Victorian? I hope dismal turns to bright and happy! KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 21, 2009 | report abuse
WKXOX is it: HEXAGONALLY is a winner! (The adjective "agonal" means agonizing or intensely painful; hex = spell, and the multitudinous lenses comprising an insect's compound eyes are hexagonal in shape.) WK, I missed the hex be "gon(e)" connection of the answer that you point out. Good for you; I'm sorry it turned out to be such a groaner.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 21, 2009 | report abuse
tk72 and WkXOXOX, Keep trying! Wk, again you're on the right track thinking about the lenses (facets) that make up an insect's compound eyes. What is the structure or form of an individual facet? tk72, Merlin keeps jumble sterile so that there is no illness in Jumbledom. Your concern is much appreciated. Hope you get well soon.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 21, 2009 | report abuse
All good guesses, but all but WK's are cold. WKXOXOX is very much on track in considering the appearance of insect eye's lenses or facets! Answer is a 3-way pun but its adverb form is five syllables, not 3. "Staring at me through mesmerizing lenses, Merlin's pet insect cast a very painful spell on me," Tom said ............... Good luck everyone. Down with a bad cold and barely scored a 4X today!
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 19, 2009 | report abuse
Yes tevob1, you're all floating on that iceberg. Did I not caution my fellow KOOT mates that it was a groaner: possibly a greater one than Fyrefly's "morosely"? By the way, the solution is a 3-way pun!
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 19, 2009 | report abuse
Did I not caution our beloved KOOT Soul Mates: it's a groaner, possibly more so than Fyrefly's "morosely"! By the way, the solution is a 3-way pun,
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 19, 2009 | report abuse
Watch out for the fourth word! I had to use the random hit-or-miss approach and luckily got it on the third try. Tk72, hope you and kids get over your colds quickly. Thus far, WKXOXX and I and the boys have been lucky not to catch anything. KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 18, 2009 | report abuse
All good guesses, but cold. Hint, it's not necessary to know what kind of insect it is. The intense pain is symptomatic of the spell, not caused by the insect directly.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 18, 2009 | report abuse
Thanks daisyaday! To celebrate my win, I'll wet the appetites of my fellow OT mates with this insect-groaner TS: "Staring at me through mesmerizing lenses, Merlin's pet insect cast a very painful spell on me," Tom said ...............
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 18, 2009 | report abuse
The ongoing Stuarte saga has created mass hysteria in Jumbledom . The critters of Jum Bayou have not seen her. Sr and Jr refused (very politely, naturally) to take WKXOX and me into the Enchanted Forest to search. And we politely refused to go in alone on foot! Hopefully, the Royal J-9 canines can sniff her out. KJ attached a supersized whiskey barrel and a Jumchesseburger with fries to each of their collars. Stuarte may be a little tipsy and heavier when she's found.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 17, 2009 | report abuse
WKXOX, I'm glad you enjoyed the oatmeal and melon I saved for you in TR. LAMMA, no ransom notes or demands as yet. I hope the Halloween gremlins didn't become overly anxious for the Royal Ball and jumnap her or do mischief to her computer. Hopefully, she is just working overtime on her TS site. If necessary, the Royal Stable Posse will search everywhere, even if it means going into the Enchanted Forest. DAISY and TEVOB, I hope it's love at first sight for Midnight and Shadow! KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 16, 2009 | report abuse
tevob, KTKF stands for KOOT Together KOOT Forever and TNPLJ for There's No Place Like Jumbledom or simply NPLJ, No Place Like Jumbledom.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 16, 2009 | report abuse
Thanks to word 3, what a doozy I'm thankful to have gotten a very slow 5X. Tevob1. Lamma, apple cider and chicken soup should chase that cold away. Excellent choice, all the other steeds in the Royal stables speak most highly of Midnight. WKXOX, picnic with boys on Jum Bayou and working on our Lady Marion and Robin Hood costumes sounds very relaxing. Will see you there. KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 15, 2009 | report abuse
"........cube puzzle," Tom said CHERUBICALLY (angel = cherub; rubic = Rubic's )
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 15, 2009 | report abuse
WKXOXOX, it's up to you. Unjumbled OK but had trouble getting letters to go into the right blanks. Don't know if I was at fault or the computer or SW. I suspect that my brain-finger connections were not synchronized! Looking forward to seeing you and fellow KOOT, thanks to October pass, in the Throne Room on bagel Thursday! KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 14, 2009 | report abuse
Aclaguere and tk72, the answer to Fyrefly's TS was MOROSELY (MORE O's between "n" and "p.")
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 13, 2009 | report abuse
between "N" and "P," TS: Tom signed OZONICLY. He wanted more letters between "N" and "P" or in the "O"zone.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 12, 2009 | report abuse
Fyrefky, didn't I tell you that KJ knows a KOOT when he sees one. Congrats. WKXOOX and I took the boys out fishing in the boat, Kid 'n' me, today. Their rods and reels were specially designed by Merlin so the boys can operate them with their hooves. Catch of the day was a 37 inch bull red (red drum) that did a photo op with us before its release.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 12, 2009 | report abuse
compute problems appear fixed for the moment!WKXOXX and I and the boys shall attend the RHB on our steeds as Maid Marion and Robin Hood. Yummy, bagel Mondays are always a KOOT and Steed favorite! Wow, I Just noticed that Tevob1's TS is still open for guesses!
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 11, 2009 | report abuse
FYREFLY, Congrat on your well deserved KOOTing by King Jumble and welcome to the Oblong Table! Had computer problems most of the day but finally got to do DJ. I scored a 5X but a slow one. Surprise to be ranked at #5! Maybe because i solved so late in the day? WKXOXO, shall we announce our choices of costumes for the Royal Halloween Ball? LAMM, congrats delightedly! KTKFTNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 10, 2009 | report abuse
Daisy, it could also be: one of the following: ........every outhouse," said Tom RATIONALLY, NUMERICALLY, or QUOTIENTLY (Ratio of # of insects per outhouse of at least one; RATIONAL , there being a rational number (one or more) of insects per outhouse) (NUMERICALLY, having to do with numbers) (QUOTIENTLY, having to do with numerical ratios or the number resulting from dividing one number (# insects) by another, one outhouse: the quotient of the latter will be 1 or greater)
Tagged as: Challenging
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 10, 2009 | report abuse
FYREFLY, Tom said DELIGHTFULLY (de-light = turn off light?)
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 10, 2009 | report abuse
Didn't blur jumble this morning but managed a fairly fast 5X. WKXOX, Sr and Jr want to masquerade as dragons for the Royal Halloween Ball. Have you thought about our costumes? FYRFLY, Hows about "..........., Theodore," Tom said DELECTABLY or LAVISHLY OR DELICATELY (DELI + ATE). TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 9, 2009 | report abuse
......Peace prize," Tom said EXPLOSIVELY. (A catchy contrast with PEACE since Alfred Nobel studied the safe use and manufacturing of explosives such as nitroglycerine)
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 9, 2009 | report abuse
"... most wonderful sandwich shop in town," Tom said TASTEFULLY. It was in good taste for Tom to compllment Theodore on his shop and wonderful tasting sandwiches Or another possibility is COMPLIMENTARILY (PRAISE FREELY GIVEN)
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 9, 2009 | report abuse
"........shop in town," Tom said TASTEFULLY. Tom exhibits good taste in complementing Theodore on his wonderful sandwich shop.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 9, 2009 | report abuse
....peace prize," Tom said NOBLY. He won the Nobel Peace prize.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 9, 2009 | report abuse
Tbug, Yes, i meant that the subsitute word for two valets, i.e. cogents, was two syllables including prefix. The adverb form is , of course, 3 syllables. Perhaps I over-hinted to the point where hints melded confusingly in people's minds. You, Vanna, tk72, Daisy, bbsan, and sojaa all deserve kudos for your persistence.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 9, 2009 | report abuse
FYREFLY, Oxy just sent a message in jumcode by stamping his hooves on the ground. He says he's rushing our way with a happy Oxygram from King Jumble. I hope the Oxygram says what I'm thinking it says! KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 9, 2009 | report abuse
And FYREFLY comes out of nowhere in the home stretch to solve it by a nose: COGENTLY! The billionaire's two valets are two gents or males and also gentleman's gentlemen: COGENTS. Additionally, compellingly convincing testimony is COGENT evidence or testimony. Very well done indeed, Fyrefly. You are now "it"!
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 9, 2009 | report abuse
TK72, tbug57 got the prefix correct: co. In an earlier hint, I referred to a substitute word for "two valets" as being two-syllabic, including the prefix. The adverb form of the substitute word would be three syllables. I don't know if it posted but in my latest review, I again hinted at the wordy form of valet: gentleman's gentleman. Hope that my grouping the hints together helps..
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 9, 2009 | report abuse
tk72, Earlier, as a hint, I referred to a valet as a Gentleman's Gentleman.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 9, 2009 | report abuse
Tbug57, You're close. Stay with your prefix but re-think your concept of a valet as being just a servant. Valets are male. Also, In the Middle Ages, in Jumbledom for example, valet was considered a prestigious appointment for young men, who sometimes were even of noble birth. What was the verbose descriptive of valet that I gave earlier? Also, approaching the TS from an entirely different viewpoint, how else might one descibe the valets' "convincing" testimony?
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 9, 2009 | report abuse
Tevob1, Congrats on your swiftness! it's my understanding that WKXOXX will be in touch regarding your interest in KOOT. I hope it's what I think it will be. 4Xed today;glad it's free-pass October. WkXOX, I'll see you in the Throne Room. TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 8, 2009 | report abuse
Bbsan, Congrats and welcome to your seat at the Oblong Table. King Jumble knows a KOOT when he sees one; you'll do just fine. Your carped answer is a good try. But think of a valet in a more traditional and broader sense than a car-parking or hotel valet. See the hint that I gave to vanna and daisy before I got to see your answer.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 8, 2009 | report abuse
Vanna and Daisy, valets are gentleman's gentlemen are they not? That being so, what would two of them be. What would you call two workers who work at the same job? Remember, a two syllabic word, including the prefix!
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 8, 2009 | report abuse
Vanna89, stick with the "two valets" and describe them with a single bi-syllabic (including prefix) word?
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 8, 2009 | report abuse
In an Oxygram to WKXOX, KJ offers KOOThood to the following for their exemplary devotion to unjumbling: bbsan, kurt425, FrayedKnot, bigastherainbow, everinjeans, and dewerdew for their exemplary devotion to unjumbling. Your acceptance of the dubbing also includes "Guest of Honor" status at the upcoming Royal Halloween Ball.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 8, 2009 | report abuse
bbsan cont.: Knightly qualities of honor, generosity, gracious courtesy, and high-minded consideration also pledge KOOT to rescuing any downtrodden persons or jumcritters: including, of course, any damsels in distress that we might encounter.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 8, 2009 | report abuse
Bbsan, The Andrew Memorial Rose Garden, Throne Room, Royal Ballroom, moats, castles, KOOT (Knights of the Oblong Table), jumcritters, Oxygrams, jousting, etc. refer to Jumbledom, ruled by King and Queen Jumble. KOOT vow to defend the wondrous realm and our gracious rulers from attacking hordes of jumbled letters by daily meeting jumbled words on the jumbattlefield and unjumbling them. (cont.)
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 8, 2009 | report abuse
These are the two unsolved TSes that have been referred to: WKXOX's-- I'll WARM THIS TOOL INDOORS, BEFORE USING IT TO CHOP THIS FROZEN FIREWOOD, TOM SAID.............. SK's--- The testimony of the billionaire murderer's two valets convinced the jury and sealed his fate," Tom said ................
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 8, 2009 | report abuse
Aclaguerre, Seems you're really busy but have everything under control. WKXOX and I like going to weddings; have fun at your brother's. MN can be pretty cold this time of year. Mawfever, Keep up the 5Xes! By the way, I understand the moat jumcrocs, Jacque T Croc and Croc O Dile, have petitioned KJ to keep the moat heated this winter.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 8, 2009 | report abuse
Late Edition Breaking JumNews: FrayedKnot and Bigastherainbow experience thrill of taking First Place in World Daily Jumble Match. Former 1st Place champion tbug57 advises them to take a picture of event while they can. KOOT throughout Jumbledom raise their mead mugs in congratulatory toast and wishes for many happy repetitions. WKXOXOX, I redeemed my slow 4X of yesterday with a speedy fast 5X today. Good luck everyone. Remember TNPLJ!
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 7, 2009 | report abuse
Lamma, Thanks for reporting your KOOT sightings. WKXOXOX plays Jumble Jong and maybe has seen others on that site. It just occurred to me that quite a number of regular KOOT had disappeared during a short period of time, especially around September. I suspect that school starting up may explain many of the absences.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 7, 2009 | report abuse
Vanna and Lamma, the Jumgators, Snap A Bit and Nibble A Little, wanted me to ask you if they may attend the Royal Halloween Ball masqueraded as the 1954 "Creature from the Black Lagoon": pretty spooky but probably before y'all's time.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 7, 2009 | report abuse
Has anyone heard from these KOOT lately: Mountaintopjoey, MountainMama, Girlsinger, lauraqt, Julieaussie, Wordmama, chiktionary, csdesq, poohbearid, mowxdog, braga421, LittleDebCake, and foxymama41? And who was the male KOOT that went to a lot of great music concerts? Perhaps they're back in school too or too busy in their jumjobs? TTBUG57, we're happy for your 5Xing! And thanks for reminding us that October is a free-pass to the Throne Room month. KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 7, 2009 | report abuse
Good show WkXOXO and Mawfever! I missed 5X by 3 sec. Words seemed easy,but only after i solved them! Are 4Xers still allowed in Throne Room or is it to the moat with me? If the latter, I'll lower the drawbridge and open the doors for y'all! Welcome back ACLAGUERRE. It sounds like you've been jumbusy with jumschool and jumjob. KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 6, 2009 | report abuse
Thanks Vanna for expressing your opinion re daisy's TS. I also disagree with stuarte that "2 pairs of pandas" would have have been an improvement. For one thing, It would have made it far too easy for solvers to come up with FO(U)RBEAR. Having said that, I too think the Goldilocks reference was a nice touch. DAISY, interesting guess! You're on the right track concentrating on the number, who, and what of the major characters. You can do it!
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 6, 2009 | report abuse
stu, Don't you think the "moo moo, cluck cluck, and swim swim" of your original TS were unnecessary, not-so-vague dietary references to food groups and, therefore, qualify as red herrings? "i will omit certain proteins from my diet. I won't be giving specific details on which ones. moo moo, cluck cluck, and swim swim" tom said _______. CATEGORICALLY, but still nonspeci(e)fic), fits the original version far better than does vaguely, in my humble opinion.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 6, 2009 | report abuse
Daisyaday, Great triple-pun TS! I just noticed that I'm "it." I'll use the TS that I jumped the gun with a while back: The court testimony of the billionaire murderer's two valets convinced the jury and sealed his fate," Tom said ................
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 6, 2009 | report abuse
Lamma and Vanna, great theme! May The Enchanted Forest be alongside Jum Bayou during a full moon with plenty of fog: conjures up all kinds of bestial ghouls? WKXOXOX, I do believe you may have finally solved Stuarte's TS! The food categories or classes were a clever MacGuffin to distract us! I too barely got a 5X after stumbling over the 2nd word. KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 5, 2009 | report abuse
Thanks for the encouragement. If the pandas are in: Tom said FORBEARINGLY. (The circles of gold are "rings" for putting on "four" "bears.")
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 5, 2009 | report abuse
Or, if the pandas are not a MacGuffin: "........Goldilocks faced." Tom said PANDERINGLY (panda + ring; also, panderers and knights tend to reward or gratify the desires of others)
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 5, 2009 | report abuse
Lamm, you've already got my attention: just the thought of it gives one goose bumps! Daisy, again I'm probably being too technical with ALL-ENCOMPASSINGLY (putting circles of gold around all the pandas), but I'm betting on the Pandas being the MacGuffin of your Goldilocks TS.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 5, 2009 | report abuse
"Goldilock's faced," Tom said ALL-ENCOMPASSINGLY.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 5, 2009 | report abuse
Congrats daisyaday, and Vanna89. I was pretty sure that Daisy had gotten it when I saw her guess. That's the closest anyone has come to outwitting us all with their TS. You're "it," Daisy. Does anyone know what the answer to Stuarte's protein diet TS was? I couldn't find it among the reviews.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 5, 2009 | report abuse
WKXOX, It's up to you; my 5X was almost a 4X. Lamm and Vanna, Have you chosen an Oct 31st Royal Halloween Ball theme? Stuarte, will you serve as HB Supervisor? Has anyone gotten your "protein diet" TS? Do y'all think I'm a bit inquisitive this morning, after double dosing on the java!? KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 5, 2009 | report abuse
Vanna, Hows about TENANTLESSLY (If the ant tenant does not pay bill or rent, Tom will then be antless! You're right about the killing issue daisy. Plus I used "insect" in answer, and this time without a KJ dispensation! Hope one of us got it!
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 4, 2009 | report abuse
Vanna89, It's a stretch but: "....insect again." Tom said INSECTICIDALLY. Tom will bill or garnish the insect's wages (i.e., make it pay) by killing it with insecticide.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 4, 2009 | report abuse
WKXOX, I think Oct. 31 makes good sense for Halloween Ball. Have Lamm and Vanna chosen a theme? Has stuarte agreed to serve as HB Supervisor? i predict that your guess of CATEGORICALLY (dairy, poultry, and fish) will be a strong contender for Stuarte's "protein diet" TS. KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 4, 2009 | report abuse
WKXOXOX, Not sure, but I don't think stuarte has yet declared a winner for this one: "i will omit certain proteins from my diet. i won't be giving specific details on which ones. moo moo, cluck cluck, and swim swim" tom said _______.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 4, 2009 | report abuse
WKXOXOX, I think Vanna's is the only one still open : "I'm going to bill that hill-dwelling insect again," Tom said ______. ....again," Tom said Rantingly? (ranting = renting (billing) + ant) To quote daisyaday, " I know it's a stretch"!
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 4, 2009 | report abuse
Very clever Tribefan08! Lammagator, Are we correct in assuming that Vanna89's humorlessly is correct? Judging from others' comments and my own experience, I suspect that sometimes reviews post on some computers but not others. WKXOX hows about an afternoon picnic with the boys on Jum Bayou?
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 4, 2009 | report abuse
"...insect again," Tom said triumphantly. tri = third time or again + triumph = to be victorious over + mound buil-ding (= bill) + ants. Or is "bill" a typo of kill?
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 4, 2009 | report abuse
Vanna89, I do believe you're "it": nothing humorous about having one's humerus removed! Congrats.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 4, 2009 | report abuse
"....from my arm," Tom said humorously. (the humerus bone of the upper arm was removed) There is no such thing as a humorus bone. Or.....Tom said excisingly (to remove by excision)
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 3, 2009 | report abuse
Or Tom said CLASSIFYINGLY.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 3, 2009 | report abuse
...swim" Tom said classically (Classes Mammalia, Aves and Pisces, respectively).
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 3, 2009 | report abuse
LATE BREAKING NEWS ITEM: An express Oxygram just arrived from KJ in which His Majesty declares himself immune from any prosecutory actions associated with Tom Swifty blunders. I hope his edict protects my rear end from a spanking as well!
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 3, 2009 | report abuse
Lamm, Congrats again. You nailed another one. The answer is indeed ROUNDLY. I promise to be brave while awaiting my spanking from STUARTe for using the word round in both around and roundly. Now you are "it" at least twice or even three times, should you wish to use STUARTe's compensatory one. We need to make you Jumbledom's TS laureate! Remember, you also get to choose the theme for the Royal Halloween Ball. KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 3, 2009 | report abuse
Doesn't anyone have a guess about KJ's TS? The winner gets to choose the theme of the Royal Halloween Ball. WE'RE GONNA ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK AT A ROYAL HALLOWEEN BALL, KJ DECREED........... Hint: KJ decrees rather than says, and he does so in a forcible, plainspoken manner typical of royalty.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 3, 2009 | report abuse
Lammagator, In declaring you the winner, I was OK with your going one step further (from converting medievally to mid evil) to converting half as bad, as well as mid evil, to half as evil. I consider your doing so a reflection of your excitement over getting my hint , rather than a faux pas. I appreciate STUARTe's role as guardian of TS purity; however, as creator of the TS, I do not expect or ask for any compensation.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 3, 2009 | report abuse
And the winner is lammagator by a nose! Well done lamm!! Your and Vanna89's turn to post tomorrow's TSes.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 3, 2009 | report abuse
Doesn't anyone have a guess for KJ's TS? The winner gets to choose the theme of this year's Halloween Ball. WE'RE GONNA ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK AT A ROYAL HALLOWEEN BALL, KJ DECREED......... Is KJ's manner of speech ("We're gonna rock around the clock") that of a royal personage or plainer?
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 3, 2009 | report abuse
VANNA89, Congrats on easel! Why not go for the gusto? HINT: Timewise, what would you call Jumbledom, KOOT, peasantry, Merlin, castles, K&Q Jumble, armoured steeds, lances, etc.? Very fast solving words but solution almost cost me 5X. KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 2, 2009 | report abuse
Vanna89, Hope we don't have to attend to a peasant rebellion in addition to jumbled words and TS's: but a good guess, nonetheless. Will give hint in morning, if not yet solved. "Jumbledom's peasantry claim that Merlin isn't half as bad as KOOT often suggest," Tom said ............
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 2, 2009 | report abuse
"...painting," Tom said IMPRESSIONISTICALLY. Tom can talk at length of his impression of art (impressionistically is a lengthly word) but is he an artist. The impressionists evoked subjective impressions of their art (mainly portraits, landscapes, and still life) rather than objective reality.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 1, 2009 | report abuse
WK, aka the Red Knight, was called to serve on a secret KOOT mission and asked me to submit the following TS on her behalf. "Jumbledom's peasantry claim that Merlin isn't half as bad as KOOT often suggest," Tom said ............ Good luck to all and may the swiftest swifter win!
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Daily JumbleŽ | Oct 1, 2009 | report abuse
tk72, Congrats! Your fellow KOOT look forward to seeing and visiting with you and kerve45 at dinner tonight when y'all take your seats at the Oblong Table for the first time! And Happy Birthday Month, tbug57. WKXOXX, KJ and QJ are a tres cool Royal Couple: announcing their Royal Halloween Ball via a TS! KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 30, 2009 | report abuse
An Express Oxygram just arrived from his Royal Highness stating that the Royal Halloween Ball will also serve as a reception for TK72 and Kerve45 whom he dubs KOOT for outstanding bravery when, against all odds, facing the most threatening DJ and TS. Should they accept, please join WKXOXX and me in welcoming them to their seats on the Oblong Table.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 30, 2009 | report abuse
Aussychick got corruptly (core + up). She maybe deserves to submit two TS after solving that one!!!!! Cngratulations aussychick!!!!!!!!
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 30, 2009 | report abuse
Daisyaday, not yet confirmed, but I believe WKOXOX solved stuarte's TS shortly after its posting: "I'll just sit here and wait for the doctor," Tom said patiently. If so, why don't both kerve45 and WK post TSes for tomorrow. (Mine can wait until I solve one by someone else.)
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 30, 2009 | report abuse
Tk72, after submitting a review, wait 5-10 min before reloading page to see if it posted. Even doing the latter, it's often necessary to submit reviews more than once before they''ll post. Daisyaday, stuarte and I both posted other TS's but perhaps inappropriately. If we've returned to "solve one to post one," it's kerve45's turn to post tomorrow's TS.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 30, 2009 | report abuse
Way to go WKXOXOX: sitting and waiting for doctor = patiently!!!!! Perhaps you will reveal the content of KJ's oxygram?
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 30, 2009 | report abuse
"Both valets certainly have presented convincing evidence to the jury," Tom said ................
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 30, 2009 | report abuse
tk72, kerve45 says that the answer to your TS is "sagely"! Click on the ( show:) "most recent" tab at top of review window and you should be able to scroll to both your excellent TS and kerve45's wise try at the answer.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 30, 2009 | report abuse
"I know what herb would taste nice with this": I'm pretty sure that kerve45's wisely chose the right herb. Good one tk72! Mawfever, I believe that 4Xes still entitle KOOT to the Royal Continental Breakfast in the TR. WKXOXOX, Go for a "blur"; words 3 and 4 almost cost me my 5X. TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 29, 2009 | report abuse
AlAnt, Your score of 1380 was ranked today. A 5X or perfect score (solved in less than 30 sec) on today's jumble was rated at 1700 pts. Scores of 1,380 pts are presently ranked from 84-107, or 88 in your case. After clicking on "overall high scores" tab, click on (view:) "daily," to view your daily standing. Your daily ranking will change throughout the day as more and more scores are recorded and included in the rankings. Hope this helps.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 29, 2009 | report abuse
Thanks tbug57. What do you think of my guess to stolen apple TS: THIEVINGLY (thieving + heaving + heaven) Tk72 may have just gotten your clever soda TS.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 29, 2009 | report abuse
"........moving erratically," Tom said FLOATINGLY. What say ye, tbug57?
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 29, 2009 | report abuse
"throw the remains into the sky," Tom said THIEVINGLY (thieving + heaving). Personal worse score yet. I'll help you feed the crocs, sojaa. Hope you can 5X for us, WKXOXO. Had to type all words several times before blanks would fill with the correct letters! KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 27, 2009 | report abuse
Scored a fairly quick 5X. WKXOXOX, can't believe Merlin denied you access. Jr and I took a whole platter of cinnamon buns from TR and will deliver them to you and lammagator for a cinnamon picnic in the forest. Perhaps Daisy and Shadow will make a surprise showing as well. TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 25, 2009 | report abuse
Couldn't miss with a daisy-a-day hint!
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 25, 2009 | report abuse
TOM LABORED (lab coat + blah , blah, etc bores one)
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 25, 2009 | report abuse
(blah)." Tom WELLED UP.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 25, 2009 | report abuse
Lammagator, the Andrew Memorial Rose Garden seemed at its most beautiful today! God bless. "... ...consists of ( blah, etc)." Tom DOCTORED. Way to 5X WKXOXOX! Easy DJ and no SW problems today! KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 24, 2009 | report abuse
TRAINER1, I've had the same problem today and several times in the past: the blanks simply refuse to record the letters that I type. I'm pretty sure that it's a Shockwave problem and not your computer! Thankfully, WKXOXOX was able to score 5X for the Jum-Couple. WKXOXX, Hows about Jum Bayou picnic with the boys and jumcritters? KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 23, 2009 | report abuse
Congrats daisy. Answer to......"receive lagniappe" TS is gratuitously!
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 23, 2009 | report abuse
"With that purchase, you also receive lagniappe," Tom said ................... I lost a day or two in a picayunish activity but will catch up by reading daisy's helpful summary. Found DJ rather easy. KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 21, 2009 | report abuse
Tom noted "gemetophytically." Other answers include gamete-wise, ploidy-wise, haploid-wise. etc. It was such a loser on my part that everyone is a winner! KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 20, 2009 | report abuse
Daisyaday, I know that you can do it. Daisies and other seed plants also alternate between generations. (There's always Google!) P.S. I wish I could forget about the "half plant" too, LOL. Maybe I can while WKXOXO and I and the boys are fishing on Jum lake.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 20, 2009 | report abuse
Re "It seems half the plant that it is supposed to become," gardener Tom noted............. Hint: Most plants alternate between two generations with repsect to chromosome number. Think about the one having half the full complement. (I apologize for it's being overly technical!)
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 19, 2009 | report abuse
None taken stuart, but obviously from one less "blood-minded(ly}" than your more word economical one.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 19, 2009 | report abuse
Aclaguerre, In retrospect, my stating 0! = 1 would have been a better clue that I was speaking of factorials of non-negative integers. My "half the plant" TS is also rather technical, probably overly so.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 19, 2009 | report abuse
Julieaussie, We haven't yet visited NZ but, like you, any who have tell us it's gorgeous and diff from Aust. Aust is indeed huge and seems all the more so, with most of its inhabitants in just three cities! Hope to visit again soon. Daisyaday has kindly given us our bearings with respect to TS's remaining to be solved. KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 19, 2009 | report abuse
0 X 0 = 1!, Tom said FACTORIALLY. In math, the value arbitrarily assigned as the factorial of 0 (0!) is 1, the same as the factorial of 1 (1! = 1). In math, the factorial of a non-negative integer n is the product of all positive integers less than or equal to n: e.g., 4! = 1 X 2 X 3 X 4 = 24. Remaining: Jum-Wife'sXOXX "ill pig" (ans today) and my "half the plant" (ans tomorrow).
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 19, 2009 | report abuse
"On this planet, 0 X 0 = 1!, Tom said FACTORIALLY. In mathematics, 1 is arbitrairily assigned as the factorial of 0 (0!), the same as the factorial of 1. The factorial of a non-negative integer (n) equals the product of all positive integers less than or equal to "n": e.g. the factorial of 4 (4!) = 1 X 2 X 3 X 4 = 24. Daisyaday, thanks for giving us our bearings with respect to TS's. Remaining ones: Jum-Wife's "ill pig" (ans today) and my "half the plant" (ans tomorrow).
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 18, 2009 | report abuse
My TS for getting lamm's "mistakenly" : "It seems half the plant that it is supposed to become," gardener Tom noted.................... I'm sorry if this is a duplicate; it's the fourth time that I've submitted it!
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 18, 2009 | report abuse
Here's my TS for getting lammagator's "mistakenly": " It seems half the plant that it's supposed to become," gardener Tom said...............
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 18, 2009 | report abuse
".....some people don't like them," Tom said BLOODILY (hemorrhage + emotionally, since blood is considered the seat of our emotions such as liking, disliking, etc.)
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 18, 2009 | report abuse
jjb41, I've had that problem once. More often, I have a problem with blanks either freezing up or filling with letters other than those I type. Welcome back mawfever; you were missed! Still no solution to "On this planet one, but WKXOX's "productively" and "creatively" (1 from 0) and lammagator's "platonically" are all good tries. Lamm, I never would have gotten "mistakenly" without your hint: excellent TS. 5Xed easy DJ! KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 17, 2009 | report abuse
RE: ".........0 X0 = 1!" Tom said ....... Earthily (WKittyXXOX) and nonproductively (STUARTe) are KOOTworthy guesses, but regretfully neither is the solution. Since it's a TS for Friday, I will give the answer on Saturday morning, if no one has solved it by then. TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 17, 2009 | report abuse
Welcome back Julieaussie. What time is it Down Under in Sydney? It's 11:03 PM in our castle. Please do try your hand at Tom Swifties. It's fun and just takes a little practice. Thanks to STUARTe, we've all become quite addicted! I love Australia; y'all are so friendly people and such great hosts! It's such a sparsely populated, beautiful continent with every type of climate and terrain. I look forward to visiting New Zealand and Tasmania. Are you familiar with the Binna Burra rainforest?
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 17, 2009 | report abuse
LAMMAGATOR, HOW ABOUT Tom said MISTAKENLY? (miss + not taken)
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 17, 2009 | report abuse
On this planet, the product of 0 X 0 is 1! " Tom said..............
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 17, 2009 | report abuse
".....breakneck speed," Tom said RAPIDLY ( biting and speeding pet bunny is behaving as if RABID?)
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 17, 2009 | report abuse
PERCOLATED (percolate + col(l)ated + perk = gratuity or free)
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 17, 2009 | report abuse
Tom said PECOLATING (percolate coffee + col(l)ate: coffee, coffee, coffee)
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 17, 2009 | report abuse
I like it , WKXOXOX. Tom tantalizes by arousing one's desire for COFFEE, using TEA(singly) to do it !
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 17, 2009 | report abuse
".......has free coffee," Tom said OFFICIALLY. He is making an official announcement regarding his workplace or offic(e). Think I may be addicted to TS's?
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 17, 2009 | report abuse
....been stung," Tom PAINED. He had a sensation of or felt pain. Glad to see that you've gotten into the fray, WKOXOXOX. KTKF
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 17, 2009 | report abuse
...........kidnapped," Tom said DEFINITIVELY. He specifically defined event as a kidnapping and the victim as female. Barely under 30 sec today: beaucoup trouble with word 2! Good luck to all unjumblers and Tom swiftiers out there! KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 16, 2009 | report abuse
We have a winner folks! Congats to Vanna89 ! "....busy work schedule starts too early, Tom said mournfully. (AM = "mo(u)rn"; morn "full" work schedule; mournfully = sadly). I threw in swimming to distract, obviously unsuccessfully, my fellow KOOT from my running to the opposite side of the field. I'm a baaaaad boy. SOJAA, FRUITLESSLY is a clever banana-less shot. My TODAY is pretty lame, but I was clueless. KTKF
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 16, 2009 | report abuse
"I really wish I could take a dip in the pool in the AM, but my busy work schedule starts too early," Tom said................
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 16, 2009 | report abuse
DAISYADAY, congrats for dolefully. I thought of all kinds of banana related words, but not brand names! Thanks, I hadn't checked about friends in a long time and had to re-learn my way around. If I tabbed correctly, I should now be listed on your, LAMMAGATOR and GIRLSINGER'S friends lists.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 16, 2009 | report abuse
"....more bananas, "Tom said TODAY (since it's your "offering for today." lammagator, congrats on repeatedly (= re(garding) peat and repeated)
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 16, 2009 | report abuse
".......seen it in the moss," Tom said mosslikely. He MOS(T) LIKELY would have seen his watch in the moss.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 16, 2009 | report abuse
Sorry WKXOXOX! I only just saw your TRUTHFULLY which makes you a runner-up with tbug57 and aclaguerre. I was hoping that y'all would think of possibilities using FALSE ("artificial teeth"). I had a shot at a really fast 5X but made 2 typos in my excitement. KTKF
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 16, 2009 | report abuse
No thanks Doc, I refuse to have a mouthful of artificial teeth," Tom said FALSETTO. In an artificially high voice, Tom said no TO FALS(E) SET of teeth. Congratulations to runner-ups TBUG57 with bitingly and ACLAGUERRE with genuinely. DAISYADAY, I only got Vanna's TS because I saw it first. Our straining to get WK'sXOXOX paid off! KTKF
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 15, 2009 | report abuse
Vanna: ".....without them," Tom said lackadaisically (= lacking zest; = garden lacks a daisy) aclaguerre, genuinely is a good try too but not what I had in mind.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 15, 2009 | report abuse
tbug, "biting" is a good guess for mine. I'll give the answer tomorrow, if no one has gotten it by then. daisy, you and I are both "straining" to guess WK'sXOXO. KTKF
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 15, 2009 | report abuse
"............drains the pasta perfectly," Tom said unrestrainedly. I think you've got us with this one, WKOXOXOX!
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 15, 2009 | report abuse
daisy, thanks for including me, even though mine posted very late. Here goes: "No thanks Doc, I refuse to have a mouthful of artificial teeth," Tom said............... Your turn Vanna. WKXOX, OATER here I come! KTKF
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 15, 2009 | report abuse
Congrats WKXOXOX and Vanna, I feel pretty sure that y'all got daisy and Ari's excellent TS: quite swiftly too!
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 15, 2009 | report abuse
my friend, Ed, Tom said "doggedly." Hope this will post (3rd try!).
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 14, 2009 | report abuse
"I hope I touched all the bases while speeding for homeplate," Tom said fleetfootedly (fleet = swift or speedy; footedly = bases are touched by foot while running around for homeplate). Daisy (tactfully = touch or tag all the bases)) and WKXOXOX (forgetfully = get the four full bases) tied with the best answers and get to submit a TS each. Daisy and Tyler also get to submit one for "piquant." KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 14, 2009 | report abuse
"I'd like a fourth slice of that scrumptious pecan pie, please" Tom said "peacefully" (= politely; = 'piece' full). I think Tyler and daisy get to do a TS for "piquant." WKOXXX "for get fullly" is a good try at the baseball TS. Any other takers before i give the answer? KTKF
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 14, 2009 | report abuse
Sorry all. Got carried away. I just realized that the winner of my TS from yesterday is supposed to compose the next one. Please ignore the one about baseball. Or, if you prefer, I'll give the answers to both a little later today, and the winners of each will get to do a new TS. That will give us 2 per day to solve! Again, please forgive my greed. Easy DJ today and hopefully a Throne Room full of 5Xes! KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 13, 2009 | report abuse
WKXOXOX, I can't believe I got it. I guess we think like twins! daisy, Tyler's guess is outstanding, probably better than what I have in mind. Apparently the petals don't fall far from the daisy! Y'all try some more and I'll give my answer tomorrow. Meanwhile tomorrow's TS: "I hope I touched all the bases while speeding for homeplate," Tom said ...................
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 13, 2009 | report abuse
"I'd like a fourth slice of that scrumptious pecan pie, please" Tom said ..................
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 13, 2009 | report abuse
KIDS, Tom said "professorially" (professor professing) WKXOXOXOX hope I got your first TS!!!!!!
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 11, 2009 | report abuse
WKOXXOXX, The Jum Bayou Cafe it is! Can't help us today: didn't notice that SW required me to sign in till it was too late. KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 10, 2009 | report abuse
daisyaday, You're right; we must depend on our steeds and Jum critters to make sense of all these goings-on. They seem less susceptible to Merlin's spells than do we. Ali Gator says that he had hoped to take a few nibbles out of Merlin during the Catch a Crocodylia by the Tail Contest, but Merlin refused to play. (Apparently, Merlin didn't just get off the train at Jumbledom Station!) KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 10, 2009 | report abuse
...truckload of whoopee cushions, Tom said "flatulently" ( = zanily or pompously overblown, as in a truck or flatbed load of whoopee cushions).
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 10, 2009 | report abuse
The boys and Shadow were telling the truth about winning the Haypie contest: their tummies we're really bloated the next morning! My flashbacks include Girlsinger and Her Jum-Rocking Five winning the MS Battle of the Bands, and lamma and daisy teaming up to win the Doubles Tom Swifty Tournament. Have any of our fellow KOOT had similar flashbacks? Merlin has pulled off stranger tricks in the past! KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 6, 2009 | report abuse
If you have a jumbled letter lawn that needs mowing, you can call on mowxdog. I just noticed that mow is ranked the #1 high scorer for both "all time" and "weekly." A KOOT can scarcely do mow better than that! Congrats mow. KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 6, 2009 | report abuse
Tom said "cockily" (cockily = vainly = weathercock). I think daisy got it but thought I'd take a stab anyway. Daisy, tell Shadow excellent idea: the haypies will be toppecd with chopped apples and oats! WKXOXOXO and are having so much fun preparing for Meadowstock that we've forgotten when it is! KTKF
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 5, 2009 | report abuse
spitball heh heh, Tom said "jokingly" (jok = jock or athlete). Van, underhandedly surely sounds like a winner! 4Xed today, taking forever to solve word 3. Sr and Jr and Shadow have suggested having a Meadowstock Hay-pie Eating Contest for the KOOT steeds. Jumble mate, WKXOXOXXX, thanks for redeeming the Jum-Couple with a 5X !
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 4, 2009 | report abuse
Vanna, I'm leaning towards jan's "tan..." TS answer as well. It's the punniest one thus far. Guess we will all have our hearts in our throats till we hear from Jum-Judge STUARTe. He surely weaves Tom Swifties swiftly and trickily! Good luck everyone. KTKF
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 4, 2009 | report abuse
Vanna, congrats on getting "sanctimoniously": a very difficult one. Perhaps Merlin sent it to you in a dream. I took a jab at today's TS, in a "roundabout" way that seems too simple. For the first time, WKXOXXo and I both scored PB's on the DJ! KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 4, 2009 | report abuse
....nice and brown, Tom said "roundaboutly." WKXOXOX, a day at Jum Bayou with the boys sounds perfect. it's a beautiful day in Jumbledom. KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 3, 2009 | report abuse
Lady daisyaday, Did you see my review about you and Shadow? I have a lot of trouble posting reviews,. They're usually not posted and, if they are, it takes half a day or more. any word from STUARTe re TS?
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 3, 2009 | report abuse
....overboard, Tom said "prophetically." (prophet = profit)
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 3, 2009 | report abuse
...thrown overboard, tom said prophetically (prophet = profit)
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 3, 2009 | report abuse
Daisyaday, the bay mare is indeed a beautiful young steed. She has been the talk of the Royal Stable since she arrived. Sr and Jr told me that she had told them and the other steeds that her name was Shadow and that she had a very happy recurring dream about her favorite flowers, daisies: before y'all met and bonded! TNPLJ WKittyXOXOX and I are so happy for you both. I can't find today's Tom Swifty. Has it been solved yet?
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 2, 2009 | report abuse
Way to go Vann89, looks like your swift mind won't be recalled anytime soon! WKXOXOX carried the J-couple's flag today. SW wouldn't put my letters typed into the right blanks. But I fought on for about 5 min before surrendering to those jumbled rascals. Sir Viking Vic volunteered to go to the battlefield with me tomorrow. He can mace those letters into their blanks! KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 1, 2009 | report abuse
Greenly, covertly, and quixotically are now all in the running. May the swiftest KOOT win. But Sr and Jr caution us that there could still be a dark horse in the running. Congrats to our Lady Daisy on her very well deserved KOOTing. KJ certainly knows a fine, outstanding, kindly, and capable KOOT when he sees one! Welcome to the Oblong Table and all of the royal previleges pertaining thereto. KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Sep 1, 2009 | report abuse
...asap, Tom said "quixotically"
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 31, 2009 | report abuse
.....totally tubular, Tom "piped up." Half the time SW doesn't post my reviews and i have to retype and resubmit!
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 31, 2009 | report abuse
...totally tubular, Tom "piped up." I scored a very slow 5X: having spent most of my time solving easy word 4. WKinsXOXOX, hopefully the boys can keep us close together on the battlefield. KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 30, 2009 | report abuse
lamma, Merlin can be pretty mischievous but obviously has a big heart. The My Hero roses in the Andrew Memorial Rose Garden will serve to remind us all of Andrew, his birthday, his life, and his passing. I also notice that King Jumble has decreed that all Jumbledom flags be flown at half mast today in memory of Andrew.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 29, 2009 | report abuse
....bu a new car," Tom said "perfectionistically."
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 28, 2009 | report abuse
"......buy a new car," Tom said "retrospectively" (retro = relating to the past; spec(k) = a tiny spot).
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 28, 2009 | report abuse
Vanna89, Oxy and Boxy just delivered an urgent oxygram from King Jumble in which he dubs you a KOOT: citing your bravery and perseverance in tackling even the most difficult Tom Swifties, in addition to defending his Kingdom against attacking jumbled-letter armies. Our heartfelt congratulations go out to you. Should you accept this most prestigious honor, all we KOOT welcome you to take your seat with us at the legendary Oblong Table. KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 28, 2009 | report abuse
VANNA89, CONGRATS ON THE TS. I THINK THAT YOUR "meanly" is the most mean-ingful of the answers submitted thus far. SKXOXOX, I'll try to be in top form for tomorrow's jumble. Thanks for upholding our honor today! KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 28, 2009 | report abuse
Definitely not my day: trouble solving 2 of the 4 words and 45 sec to finish! WKitty will represent the Jum-Couple today. KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 27, 2009 | report abuse
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ACLAguerre. Happy Birthday to you. Happy Birthday to yoooooooooou. Happy Birthday to you. And many moooooore!!!!!! KJ has invited everyone to an impromptu Birthday Party for ac in the Throne Room. Paaaaarty time!!!!!!!!! WKittyXOXOX, go for a 5X blur. Meet you on banks of Jum Bayou for a picnic with the boys following ac's Birthday Party. KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 26, 2009 | report abuse
MountainMama, Sorry our steeds got yours to stop and eat gourmet hay with them just as we three were close to the finish line and charging into the lead. Unfortunately, the Race Jum-Master disqualified us when our steeds turned around and returned to the Royal Stables for an after-hay nap. We were last ranked last at #100, #101, and #103. i don't know what happened to #102. Knightly steeds have always had a sweet tooth (all of their teeth, actually) for gourmet hay! KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 26, 2009 | report abuse
ts: ......my close friends and relatives, Tom said (transposingly).
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 26, 2009 | report abuse
...........as their steeds stopped alongside the homestretch railing to graze on some gourmet hay. Perhaps a trick planted there by Merlin?
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 26, 2009 | report abuse
Make that #15, #16, and 318, they said fadingly.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 26, 2009 | report abuse
KOOT SirKerry, Winekitty, and MountainMama have teamed up down the backstretch at #9, #10, and #12, respectively. Nothing like being aboard KOOT steeds when in a Jumming Race at Jum Downs! Good luck everyone. KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 26, 2009 | report abuse
If I'm a good judge of character, I do believe Aussychick from Douwnunder and Daisyaday Everything-Coming-Up-Roses swiftly hit today's Swifty out of the park! Congratulations on your swiftness, swift chicks! WKXOXOX, hope your PC and SW are trouble-free this morning. Let Sr hoof those jumbled letters through the goal posts of Jum-Stadium!
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 25, 2009 | report abuse
Sorry STUARTe, I apparently submitted my "erringly" review while yours was already on the way. Congrats acla!
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 25, 2009 | report abuse
Or could the archery Swifty be Tom said "erringly."
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 25, 2009 | report abuse
lamma, I think perhaps aclaguerre got the archery one. (If so, a big congrats ac !) Tom did say "we aim low" which is indeed erroneous. I guess we need to get final word from STUARTe on that one! Surely was a bugger of a Swifty: one of STUARTe's toughest so far.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 25, 2009 | report abuse
THANKS lamma. Quite a compliment coming from you! Wasn't my answer, hierarchically, to the archery one correct as well? In long ranch archery, one aims higher (not lower) to increase the arch and distance of the trajectory: thus "hier" (higher) "arch"? WKittyXOXOX, you were frustrated by all the PC and SW problems. You will be back in the 5X zone in no time! I solved the DJ swiftly for the jum-Couple. KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 24, 2009 | report abuse
Tom said holistically.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 24, 2009 | report abuse
tom said hierarchically? Good luck WKittikens; I hope your PC in back on board.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 23, 2009 | report abuse
tbug, We understand! The avatar reminds us of our Dalmatian, Emily Susan Kerry's Lady, whose love we were so fortunate to enjoy and treasure for nineteen years. Emily was very smart and smiled a lot, especially when being praised or greeting people.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 23, 2009 | report abuse
srt41, WK and I send condolences and our thoughts and prayers on the passing of your husband's younger brother. Hope your walk in the Memorial Rose Garden helped. KTKF
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 23, 2009 | report abuse
Jumgators, Snappy and Ali, and Moatcrocs, Big Tooth and Reptilia, have volunteered to serve in the Catch a Crocodelian by the Tail Competition and promise to keep their mouths closed if and when caught ! Catching a tail will catch the catchee a free croc or gator ride around Jum Bayou.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 23, 2009 | report abuse
Horse Show off, Sr n Jr said neighingly?
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 23, 2009 | report abuse
.......trajectory, Tom said compensatingly.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 23, 2009 | report abuse
WKXOXOX, KJ has indeed dubbed tbug57 and Michael. Your fellow KOOT welcome you to the Oblong Table! ..........said Sr n Jr "neighingly"? Jumgators, Snappy and Nibbles, and Jumcrocs, Reptilia and Big Tooth, have volunteered to participate in the Meadowstock Catch a Moat-critter by the Tail Competition and promise to keep their mouths closed when caught. Winners get a free gator or croc ride around Jum Bayou. WKXOXX, an day off with the boys on Jum Bayou sounds great! KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 22, 2009 | report abuse
lamma, you're swifter than any swifty! .... is exhausting, Tom said weakly. ....Great Horse Show-off, Sr and Jr said whinningly.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 22, 2009 | report abuse
aclaguerre, We are happy to announce that Ali Gator has volunteered to joiin WKXOXOX and me as the 3rd dessert judge.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 22, 2009 | report abuse
More Rushmore: Tom said "sculpturally."
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 22, 2009 | report abuse
Rushmore: Tom said "monumentally." It's driving me crazy! "We hope to be bring home the Grand Prize for the KOOT steeds in the Meadowstock Great Horse Show-off," Sr and Jr said _______.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 22, 2009 | report abuse
.....four head statues, Tom said stone-facedly. KTKF
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 22, 2009 | report abuse
Surely this time I will get tickets to Meadowstock, Tom said while ________.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 22, 2009 | report abuse
aclaguerre, WkittenXOXOX (aka, the Red knight) and I would like to volunteer for the dessert judging panel, we said sweetly. I was really flying till I encountered the pun. .....press them out, Tom said unflatteringly. Or, Tom said depressingly. What say ye STUARTe? KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 21, 2009 | report abuse
Vanna89, congrats on probably swiftly solving that Tom Swifty. WKXOXOX, off with the Kingston Trio today, and I think it will take some pretty fancy hoofing to beat Sr and Jr in the Meadowstock Horse Show-off. Our boys even included some brilliant Moonhoofing in yesterday's workout at the Circus Jumaximus. KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 20, 2009 | report abuse
Congrats to grapher. "Pointedly" is a winner. WKXOXOX, will see you and the boys at the big circle KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 20, 2009 | report abuse
KJ has reassigned Merlin from Dunk Tank duty to picking up archers' stray arrows: while the Meadowstock Shoot 'em Up is ongoing! "Merlin, look out for that arrow," Tom said_______. WKittenXOXX, how about we take the boys to the Circus Jumaximus to practice for the Meadowstock Horse Show?
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 19, 2009 | report abuse
"Oh Prime Minister De Gaulle, you are so funny," Tom quipped. Oxy and Boxy have teamed (Pilot and Co-pilot, respectively) to enter the Great Meadowstock Oxcart Race. Pilots will pull their carts, fully loaded with Oxygrams, around the Circus Jummaximus track, stopping after each lap to allow the co-pilot to deliver one Oxygram to an addressee in the stands. The first team to deliver all their Oxygrams will win 1st prize: a brand-new, customized Oxsportscart!
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 18, 2009 | report abuse
Not so fast STUARTe, said Tom as he headed out. KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 18, 2009 | report abuse
Said Tom as he "capitulated." Jr hoofed those jumbled letters every which way but counterclockwise, so that WKXOXOXO and Sr could unwind! KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 17, 2009 | report abuse
Tom said as he skulled him. KJ has ordered that a Circus Maximus be built to accomodate the huge crowds expected to attend the Best of Steed Show, the Great Oxcart Race, KOOT Jousting, and Archery Competitions. Oxy and Boxy are beside themselves! The Oxcart Racing Commission has set a 6 Oxpower per cart limit, and each cart must carry a pilot, co-pilot, and a full load of mail. WKXOXOX, Todays Jum was easy and I came close to beating my PB! KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 16, 2009 | report abuse
Congrats to lamm, our swiftest Swifty KOOT! "Disarmingly" was my choice for today's Tom Swifty as well: yet more evidence that WKittyXOXOX and I are Jum-Twins as well as a Jum-Couple. Stumbled over fourth word to barely clear the 30-sec bar! Hows about a battle of the bands for Meadowstock? What say ye, "Girlsinger and the Jumbling Jumbleweeds"? Are y'all in? KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 15, 2009 | report abuse
I did my best, KittenXOXX. The submit problem appears to be spreading! Tom said "matter-of-factly"?
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 15, 2009 | report abuse
Pooh, WKXXOX and I send condolences.
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 14, 2009 | report abuse
Tom said fudgingly. WKXOXOXOX scored a PB but was again unable to submit. But she has figured out Merlin's latest shenanigan and hopes to rejoin the fray on the morrow! KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 13, 2009 | report abuse
Maw, Welcome back to 5X land! Hope all goes well and on schedule for your son in law. Since WKXOXOX is having SW problems, I tried too hard to do well for the Jum Couple and barely 5Xed. But I'll take any 5X, any time! KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 12, 2009 | report abuse
Hey gang. I was all prepped and ready to rock 'n' roll in the OR when an emergency came up and I was canceled. Sorry about the false alarm. So here I sit, about to fall asleep on my computer from whatever they gave me in my IV drip to calm me down or knock me out or both. It's always something, even for KOOT. WKXOXOX and I will just have a sleepy day with the Jum Critters on the banks of beautiful Jum Bayou. KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 12, 2009 | report abuse
Maw, before you know it, you will in the 5Xes! Oxy just pulled up in the JumCartLimo to take WKXOXOX and me to the JumFixer-Upper. Good luck unjumbling, KOOTsters. KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 11, 2009 | report abuse
Tom said unfeelingly. Not to worry folks, WKXOXOX, Dr. Mace, and Nurse Lisa are keeping an eye on me! KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 10, 2009 | report abuse
WKXXOXOX, I think Sr jumped into the moat intentionally. While pulling y'all out, Jr and I noticed he was wearing his swimsuit under his armor! Let's prance into the TR as though we weren't remotely associated with the moat. KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 8, 2009 | report abuse
Except for a little trouble with word 3, Jr and i hoofed and slashed our way through today's jumbled rascals. I needed an easy one, after a week-log celebration of our joint Leo birthdays. This old Leo might have to shorten the next one to 5 days but my WKXOXOX can got her swerve on for the whole week and could have gone more: my kind of KOOT! KTKF TNPLJ
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 5, 2009 | report abuse
Hi WKXOXOX. Jr and I are still recovering from all the abuse. I can hear him snoring in his Royal Stall all the way from Cave Inn where I'm hiding in my sleeping bag licking my wounds. I don't recommend challenging the jumbled letters in the middle of the night. This knight's night-knight.days are over! Thanks to y'all and Oxy for finding Jr's three missing shoes and towing us off the battlefield. KTKF
Tagged as: Challenging
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 5, 2009 | report abuse
Just one more abuse and then I'll shut up. Jr lost three of his shoes, so right now we're wandering around in the dark looking for them, with Jrhalf asleep and with only one eye open. But, believe it or not, since most KOOT are still sound asleep, Jr and I are actually ranked #8. KTKF
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Daily JumbleŽ | Aug 5, 2009 | report abuse
Oh, and one more abuse: I didn't win