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Crossword	Date	Comment
Man with stick	19 December 2020, 1:17	I agree, but I'm not going to argue with him.
Star	19 December 2020, 1:13	... new year's revolution.
Man with a tray	19 December 2020, 1:08	... and three-legged shorts, and two top hats, and a desire to be on stage ... or maybe he's just bending to pick up something that he dropped.
Giraffe	18 December 2020, 1:40	A fold-up model, that you can carry in your suitcase.
Monkey	18 December 2020, 1:39	I'll take his word that it's a monkey ... maybe it just sat on a wire brush.
Anticipation	17 December 2020, 2:27	... nor lumps of coal.
Note	17 December 2020, 1:50	I solved it easily, but I couldn't hit it.
Dolphin	15 December 2020, 3:39	That would make a huge belly, and a strangely flat one.
Camel	15 December 2020, 3:36	An easier costume than a horse -- both people can stand up straight.
Owl	15 December 2020, 3:33	Very clearly an owl, once you see it.
Note	15 December 2020, 2:46	I can't argue with that.
Skier	14 December 2020, 0:23	Not a bad image, but obviously created by a non-skier.
Choosing new shoes	14 December 2020, 0:22	Almost ...
Dolphin	14 December 2020, 0:20	This would be a good picture except for the horizontal line between the head and the tail. It don't think it's the horizon -- it would extend to the right side of the image.
Sailboat	14 December 2020, 0:11	You had tea!? ...
Glasses	12 December 2020, 2:48	I see better without them than with them.
Peacock	12 December 2020, 2:39	I'm relieved to see, by the title, that it's not a goose.
Dragonfly	12 December 2020, 2:33	Afterburners on.
Big Mustache Man	11 December 2020, 23:36	Ok, but now that I've seen it as "woman with gaps between her lower teeth screaming as she falls over backwards", I can't see the moustache any more.
Little Santa	11 December 2020, 11:07	Most peculiar.
Gravity	11 December 2020, 5:32	About a Planck length, it appears.
Dolphin	11 December 2020, 5:29	With a very big tap, maybe, bigger than a fire hydrant.
Treble clef	11 December 2020, 5:24	Treble cleft?
Cafe	11 December 2020, 5:17	Coffee with Godot?
Wash the floor	11 December 2020, 5:14	I wouldn't think that washing the floors would tick off one's wife unless she bought in to the assumption that domestic chores are "woman's work" -- women who do so are part of the problem, although not the biggest part. In any case, Luka is respectful of all, and the only factor that is likely to influence his decision to wash a floor is whether it needs cleaning.
She doesn't sleep	11 December 2020, 4:46	I wasn't belittling anyone, or misrepresenting anything, or trying to correct any assumptions. I was just sticking to what I started with -- doing an owl call. It's interesting, and surprising to me, that Portuguese has a masculine form of "female". Meanwhile, I stand by my claim that female is female in any language. That doesn't conflict with your comments; I'm talking about the sex of a being -- which has nothing to do with language, and so is the same regardless of which language is used to talk about it -- not about feminine gender in language and not about the specific words used.
Swan	7 December 2020, 10:37	... or too much to drink.
Boxing	7 December 2020, 10:36	Peace on Earth and good will to men ... forgotten the day after Christmas.
Keys	7 December 2020, 10:34	And you take shots at TNG's bad jokes (and bad hair, but at least she picks her own locks).
Napping dog	7 December 2020, 2:04	No, just dreaming of squirrels.
Scratching an ear	7 December 2020, 2:03	I see that you know dogs well.
Scratching an ear	7 December 2020, 1:59	... and while he's scratching, he wants to be alone.
Scratching an ear	7 December 2020, 1:58	Pero tampoco dice que no hay perro.
Puppy bathing in the sun	7 December 2020, 1:02	If you look at it just right, this is brilliant; but it is easy to look at it in other ways.
World map	7 December 2020, 0:44	Actually, the left half was taken with duplicity and violence and bloodshed, for you, and me, and about a billion others.
World map	7 December 2020, 0:37	Look at the original, it is blood splatters.
Cake	7 December 2020, 0:18	Snail cake with butterfly icing.
Fire dragon	7 December 2020, 0:16	Back and forth between difficult and simple. This is the first I've seen by this artist; I'll check out the others. (And I would expect great things from someone with a name like that.)
Fougere	6 December 2020, 23:24	Why?
Cow	6 December 2020, 9:45	Yes, it's a pig, and a curious one, thinking "My snout fits so perfectly into this hole ... if I stick it in, will I be able to get it back out?"
Cow	6 December 2020, 9:43	But "Christine" -- John -- that's Christiana!
Storks	6 December 2020, 4:41	I've always wondered ... who brings the storks' babies to them?
Apron	6 December 2020, 1:37	She's busy tracking down whoever it was who was tied to her apron strings and cut himself loose (but only because she wants her apron strings back).
Ladle	6 December 2020, 1:32	... for the crooked.
Bonfire	6 December 2020, 1:32	That looks more explosive than any bonfire I've been at. That terrorist mouse might have been involved.
Mouse	6 December 2020, 1:30	He sees that you've seen him, so he might not light it after all.
Camel	6 December 2020, 1:26	I'd never heard of him -- it's an interesting story. (Camels were also used to haul goods to the British Columbia gold fields, with similar lack of success).
Beet	6 December 2020, 1:21	... and she's a crazy haired lady, so you can take her at her word.
Butterfly	6 December 2020, 1:18	Happy to see that it ducked the snail.
Hair dryer	6 December 2020, 0:39	Mein Herr makes another appearance.