Update: If the dynamic version of the crossword stops working (it has a limited number of sessions), you can download a printed copy of the puzzle
Saturday, May 10, 2025
Happy Birthday Bob!
Update: If the dynamic version of the crossword stops working (it has a limited number of sessions), you can download a printed copy of the puzzle
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That was fun for me, too - thank you! (from one who has an Uncle Bob) -- Margaret G.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed it as well.
ReplyDeleteI never do crossword puzzles, but gave this a try and solved it quickly, but had to look up the painter name. Never heard of him.
ReplyDeleteI had to look up the painter, too; I was getting him confused with the "This Old House" guy. And I actually wanted Bill Cullen to work for 9 Down.
DeleteI like this puzzle because my name is Bobby, so it is like you are wishing Happy Birthday to me. Coincidentally, I turned 1000000000 seconds old today, so it is my billion-second birthday.
ReplyDeleteI couldn't play at all, because when I clicked on your crossword, but the resultant webpage said that I had used my 'maximum number' of turns, or some such nutty thing. I have NO Idea what that was supposed to mean. And I can't print it out, due to having no printer. Oh well.
ReplyDeleteCorrection: the webpage said that it had reached the maximum number of players (60) and advised the owner (i.e. Blaine) to please upgrade his subscription. (Corporate greed never ceases.)
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