I'm going there without you.Q: This challenge is not too hard. Name a major world city with a population in the millions. Take one letter in its name and move it two spots earlier in the alphabet. Reading backward, you now have the name of a major restaurant chain. What is it?
A: SYDNEY --> WENDY'S
Note: an actor can be a woman too.Q: Take the name of a famous actor — 4 letters in the first name, 5 letters in the last. Spoonerize it. That is, interchange the initial consonant sounds of the first and last names. The result will be two new familiar first names — one male, one female — that start with the same letter... but that letter is pronounced differently in the two names. Who's the actor?
A: JOHN WAYNE --> JUAN, JANE
I'm not able to provide a clever clue this week.Q: Name a famous person with the initials M. C. The first initial and last name anagram to the person's field of renown. What is it?
A: MICHAEL CAINE --> MCAINE --> CINEMA
I don't, but others might. Anyone else get sidetracked trying to make Loki turn into lock and key?Edit: My main hint was that I don't put my phone in a purse, but others might. The comment about Loki/Lock/Key was to point out that the pronunciation of "purse" doesn't match the original syllables of the name, similar how the syllables of Loki don't sound like "lock" unless you isolate the letters.Q: Name a deity in ancient mythology. The first half of the name, phonetically, names a common object. The second half of the name, by spelling, names another object that is often put inside the first one. What is it?
A: PERSEPHONE --> PURSE, PHONE
