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Crossword	Date	Comment
Runup	25 November 2020, 10:25	Ok, that explanation sounds reasonable.
Runup	25 November 2020, 2:27	It's a good image, but I don't understand the title.
A room thermometer in summer	23 November 2020, 23:59	Uncomfortable.
USB plug (type A)	23 November 2020, 23:16	I solved this puzzle, but it turned out to be upside-down, so now I'll try it the other way.
Plateaus	23 November 2020, 5:17	Her jokes are good, but it seems that she's reached a level that she can't rise above, ...
Elk	23 November 2020, 4:40	It did get by you; this kind of silliness should never get published. I count on you to block it.
Tornado	22 November 2020, 23:43	Hilarious, and difficult for such a small puzzle.
Shirt and tie	22 November 2020, 23:29	I have encountered puzzles that seemed unsolveable, that I later solved. I believe them now when they say that they can all be solved, without guessing. Some remain very difficult though.
Shirt and tie	22 November 2020, 23:27	Thanks for that info. I have solved puzzles, using the checking that I described (but not described very clearly; I meant what you said, checking outside the line); so I must have missed other evidence.
Butterfly	22 November 2020, 3:54	Yes, scissors, please.
Parrot	22 November 2020, 3:49	Adjusted for inflation.
Butterfly	21 November 2020, 23:03	... and met a dysmorphic end.
Fox	21 November 2020, 22:57	That's not news.
Spinning top	21 November 2020, 2:39	Chandelierious.
Cup	21 November 2020, 2:35	... shot full of holes?
Santa	21 November 2020, 2:28	If I believed in Santa, that face would be traumatic.
Kennel	21 November 2020, 2:12	Been there, done that.
Shirt and tie	21 November 2020, 1:22	What do you mean by trial-and-error? I sometimes consider what logically follows if some specific square is filled, to see if a contradiction results (that approach is limited by my ability to keep track of multiple squares). I sometimes wonder how much of that the checking algorithm allows. Anyway, this two-colour puzzle was an interesting variation; thanks.
Butterfly	20 November 2020, 1:28	Electric.
Hen	20 November 2020, 1:28	I can guess where that funky rooster is.
Rooster	20 November 2020, 1:27	It's not just you. It doesn't look much like a rooster, but it represents a rooster beautifully, and a funky one.
Kill the dragon!	19 November 2020, 3:50	Great picture, and unique an original, a welcome change.
Mug of tea	19 November 2020, 1:40	Tea in a mug, made from a tea bag ... the purists will cringe, but it looks good to me.
Keys	18 November 2020, 23:31	With no loving in our souls And no money in our coats You can't say we're satisfied If I look hard enough into the setting sun My love will laugh with me before the morning comes Give me a little drink from your loving cup Just one drink and I'll fall down drunk I pledge my troth to Lady Jane It's hard to tell, it's hard to tell When all your love's in vain
Keys	18 November 2020, 23:15	A door.
Chess knight	18 November 2020, 0:36	... or knocking off a bishop.
Rooster	18 November 2020, 0:11	Cock of the walk.
Keys	17 November 2020, 8:02	Adore.
Hedgehog	16 November 2020, 20:54	A good challenge.
Goose	15 November 2020, 23:51	Brilliant.
Bird	15 November 2020, 23:46	Now you've got me thinking that it's an abstract image of Charlie ("Bird") Parker playing his saxophone.
Bird	15 November 2020, 3:29	I don't think it can see you, either; that seems to be the head at the right near the top, with part of it out of sight, outside the box. Segmented/pixelated legs in the bottom left corner.
Raven	15 November 2020, 1:29	But only once ... nevermore.
Hockey player	14 November 2020, 1:03	A filing error, apparently; this is the same as https://www.nonograms.org/nonograms/i/37672
Mohammed Ali	14 November 2020, 0:56	I have to admit that I cringe when others make such weak puns. I hope this one was forgiveable.
Eye	13 November 2020, 3:05	Brings tears to my eyes. In fact, I bawl.
Hockey player	13 November 2020, 2:38	Great picture, but Howie would tell you: two hands on the stick! RIP https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bm_VF2_fYyI
Fish skeleton	13 November 2020, 2:27	Fish printed circuit board. No fish has a skeleton that looks like that.
Scarecrow	13 November 2020, 1:50	I could while away the hours conferring with the flowers, Consulting with the rain. And my head I'd be scratchin' while my thoughts were busy hatchin' If I only had a brain.
Dog	13 November 2020, 1:46	... on the cover of Dogue magazine.
Mohammed Ali	13 November 2020, 1:43	It looks like a sculpture that's about to fall over ... should have used cautious clay.
Stroller	12 November 2020, 22:29	You're welcome. Opportunities abound. Just this morning, I inquired of my mistress, "Prithee, wouldst thou accompany me in my perambulation of the gardens this morning?" (She told me to stop being a twit; be prepared for that.)
Fish skeleton	12 November 2020, 7:32	<burp>
Cat	12 November 2020, 0:46	Most peculiar. I rather like it.
Cat	12 November 2020, 0:44	Ok, but when that Lego piece clicks into place it will be an owl.
Puppy	12 November 2020, 0:42	Lobotomized, or maybe mind blown thinking about negative space. Nice picture though.
A dog	11 November 2020, 10:49	... what they all said above. It took a lot of looking ... with my glasses off to blur the image, and at just the right distance, it finally snapped into place, and it is indeed a great image.
Sign of the Autobots	11 November 2020, 7:29	I don't have an answer for that. Apparently there are many things that I don't know about.
Identikit	11 November 2020, 3:39	That's him, officer, that's the man who stole my bathroom tiles.
Traffic light	11 November 2020, 3:38	The checkered pattern means "go", right? And vertical stripes mean "stop"? Or is that horizontal stripes? There has to be a better way ...