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THEME: ACRONYM (50D: Basis of the answer to each starred clue, commonly) — answers are silly sentences that are also homophones of common acronyms (initialisms, actually, but why split hairs? Know the name, but have not (to my knowledge) seen any of his films. I remain legit stunned that anyone thought DRINK & DRIVE was an appropriately whimsical phrase for a crossword theme, just as I'm stunned that "losing one's license" is the "risk" they've decided to worry about. Language that gives us pajamas and shampoo crossword club.fr. 34A: Cub #21 of 1990s-2000s (SOSA) — "of the Steroid Era" is more like it.
6D: Snack cake since 1961 (SUZY Q) — ooh, rough. Whatever you think the blog is worth to you on a yearly basis. And if you give by snail mail and (for some reason) don't want a thank-you card, just indicate "NO CARD. " After that, things were a little easier. Please note: I don't keep a "mailing list" and don't share my contributor info with anyone. Relative difficulty: Medium-Challenging. I'm definitely not pro- TIER TWO, as it doesn't feel like enough of a thing, but at least it's weird instead of boring (29. Written out, it looks Nuts. Language that gives us pajamas and shampoo crossword club de football. Relative difficulty: Well, probably easy in the app, but for me, using my software, where the clues were laid out normally, and the Down themers just had [See puzzle notes], and I refused to do that, it was slower. Some people refuse to pay for what they can get for free. Whatever that amount is is fantastic.
Proven to be reliable). 55A: Whitman's dooryard bloomer (LILAC) — just finished "To Kill a Mockingbird" today. "Target" makes potato-peeling sound awfully violent / personal. Language that gives us pajamas and shampoo crossword clue 10 letters. Not sure I could pick one out of a snack cake line-up. All are welcome to read the blog—the site will always be open and free. I can't wait to share them with the snail-mailers. To make up for the short write-up, here's some pictures I took today while *trying* to work at my desk. 73A: Surfer's handle (USER NAME) — that use of "surf" shouldn't fool anyone at this point. It's a nice place to interact with readers and distribute information and generally goof around.
I was reminded of it the other day when someone, somewhere mentioned a one-hit wonder band that I'd completely forgotten about. 56A: *"Supermodel Macpherson, I presume? " OK, so their name's LEN, not LEM. And heck, why don't I throw my Venmo handle in here too, just in case that's your preferred way of moving money around; it's @MichaelDavidSharp (the last four digits of my phone are 4878, in case Venmo asks you, which they did that one time someone contributed that way—but it worked! 58D: Horror movie locale, for short (ELM ST. ) — again, pretty hard. Others just don't have money to spare. I'd never read it before. Again, as ever, I'm so grateful for your readership and support. Just go with it: Signed, Rex Parker, King of CrossWorld. I feel like the write-up is a little light tonight, but maybe that's appropriate for a puzzle that's a little light on clues. Til then, you can check out the page here. Now on to today's puzzle... * * *. First, a Paypal button (which you can also find in the blog sidebar): Rex Parker c/o Michael Sharp. You want me to play Dorothy's aunt! "
P. S. Thanks to everyone who visited the new Facebook page for this website yesterday. Some good stuff ( KNOCK IT OFF!, he said, to the puzzle) some less good ( UOMO ESSENE FROS TRUTV RIATA WASA IATE). How much should you give? 25A: *"Get in line, Ms. Gorme! " Even later, when I'd filled in ACRONYM, I couldn't figure out what the deal was. Theme answers: - 16A: *"Got it! OK, I gotta get back to watching GA election results (which is to say, watching people celebrate said results on Twitter).
Mesne profits, profits of premises during the time the owner has been wrongfully kept out of the possession of his estate. Fillwise this was average.