User comments: Jennifer_Mok

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Crossword	Date	Comment
Irish deer	2 February 2023, 17:57	Would have once. It’s been extinct for some 10,000 years. https://www.ourwarwickshire.org.uk/content/article/warwickshire-museums-giant-irish-deer
Octopus	2 February 2023, 7:39	I thought it was a nice picture of a bee visiting a flower lol Both options are good.
Running Woman	8 November 2022, 12:39	I thought it was a radish lol, even once I saw what it is doing.
Teddy bear	10 July 2022, 19:26	Mending needed
Dancer	3 May 2022, 17:25	yes, definitely!
Molecule	24 April 2022, 23:12	ABCDEFGPQRSTUVWXYZ Dehydrated alphabet.
Scissors and comb	8 April 2022, 0:34	Now I have so many questions! My reasons were different, but for the first 55 years of my life I avoided them too. Which means both of us have needed to deal with the consequences somehow. Would love to know what you do instead.
Ballet shoes	30 March 2022, 21:41	Me too!
Ostrich Rhea	26 March 2022, 1:23	I couldn’t find a delete function, Minka. I am grateful for @msat’s reassurance.
Claddagh Ring	27 February 2022, 0:45	Ah, but the colours are perfect to make us expect something quite, quite different, and more dangerous. If Mindscrub hadn't given themself away by their emphatic response, we could have thought it was a deliberate strategy!
Croissant	20 February 2022, 6:52	I thought it might be Uluru. Rather a different scale!
Ostrich Rhea	17 February 2022, 2:06	Sorry, I tried to make that hidden. And it was meant to be a ? Not a . Hopefully it doesn’t mean much to most people
Ostrich Rhea	17 February 2022, 2:05	Cassowary.
Hard worker	11 February 2022, 1:09	Yes (to your first sentence) I had never thought of that! (To your second)
Roadside	11 February 2022, 1:05	Oh! Why has it been deleted?
Roadside	11 February 2022, 1:03	The problem in Australia is that you can’t tell be looking! Unless it is an exotic (which many of you would know as your local ones) which are common in cities and towns precisely because our locals can be dangerous, in this and other ways. It took some thinking to explain without mentioning certain words!
Glasses	11 February 2022, 0:55	I started at the top, and halfway through I thought it might be a possum, holding on to a power line by its tail. Then I thought it might be some washing hanging on a washing line.
Roadside	4 February 2022, 3:44	A really nice little picture. In Australia though, this might not be such a good idea! If you or someone you love is travelling to Australia, please check the safety advice on this page https://www.parks.vic.gov.au/where-to-stay/camping I know Australia has a reputation overseas for our dangerous animals. The fact that this safety note doesn't mention snakes etc at all shows how serious the risk is.
Hard worker	12 January 2022, 2:04	A good one!
Knocker-Upper	11 December 2021, 12:39	it's all explained above.
Ghost In A Jar	11 December 2021, 12:24	Can you describe how to do it please?
Sloth	22 October 2021, 14:05	Upside down (:
Sleeping Woman	14 August 2021, 1:54	I see a ferret, maybe playing on an unmade bed (the rolling waves being rumpled bedlinen) and about to steal a doll or teddy (iogurte’s gorgeous face could belong to a soft toy).
Heron	21 July 2021, 2:55	Nice writing, Ultracritical! If you’re not already a professional writer, and have wondered whether you could be, I for one would be happy to find nicely crafted pieces like this in a magazine or newspaper.
Rebus (in Russian)	30 June 2021, 4:22	I thought it was a toilet!
Ishihara Color Blindness Test	9 June 2021, 13:25	I laughed out loud when I finished it and saw the title. We have a beautiful old set of these at my work (I'm a GP - family physician. I've mostly used these for pre-employment medical checks. Not sure about the other doctors) One of my favourite things is this "Hidden digit design: Only colorblind people are able to spot the sign. If you have perfect color vision, you won’t be able to see it."
The harvest year was	18 April 2021, 23:27	Boots?
Angel	21 March 2021, 23:59	It is ok to just keep the “not amazing” thought private. Sometimes a comment like that can be very painful.
Cake	12 January 2021, 8:26	I think it is a nori roll, black seaweed outside, white rice, and some fillings.
Dingo and Australia	8 January 2021, 17:29	My homeland!
Mama bear and baby bear	27 October 2020, 1:29	Wow! Only saw it as I put in the last two pixels.
Flamingo	22 October 2020, 23:08	The bend in the leg is back to front! Birds legs bend forward, not back. Still a good picture though.
Flamingo	22 October 2020, 23:06	That’s excellent!
Which Box?	7 October 2020, 13:53	Great!
Checking the school diary	1 October 2020, 6:20	I agree that the man is probably not hitting, just gesticulating. I don't think the picture shows an ideal way to get a child to do well. Maybe the artist is remembering a scene from their childhood. Hopefully they are not advocating for making kids cry. It isn't usually very helpful in the long run. Maybe we can get that man a copy of my favourite parenting book How to talk so kids will listen and listen so kids will talk.
Not everyone likes cats!(Dog)	24 September 2020, 0:38	My cat doesn’t like cats!
Tennis ball	17 September 2020, 4:04	I'm surprised so many commenters found it hard to identify. But then, we are all different.
Bubble O' Bill	8 September 2020, 5:29	I never noticed the bullet hole. I've eaten a few of these in my time :)
Children's trampoline	3 September 2020, 7:51	This shows some of that information in a different (and much prettier) way. https://lingroadshow.com/all-about-language/englishes-in-australia/vocabulary/mapping-words-around-australia/
Children's trampoline	3 September 2020, 7:48	There's a word map for Australia showing words that are different in different regions. It's amazing how many there are, when there is only one dominant language, and only 25 million people. If you search "togs" on the word map you'll see how many different words are used for the things you wear for swimming. A lot of us only know one of these terms, and would be totally bamboozled if someone (maybe a visitor from interstate) used a different one. https://www.macquariedictionary.com.au/resources/word/map/
Children's trampoline	3 September 2020, 7:38	I love the sharing of different words for the same thing :D In Australia, in my part at least (Melbourne) it's often called a jumping castle. How would we discover these things if it were not for this community of nonogram solvers?
Britain Flag	21 August 2020, 8:12	Thank you TRKobi. That is helpful.
Come up with a story yourself ))	1 July 2020, 12:32	love these!
Dog	5 May 2019, 7:52	Pretty sure this is a Shiba Inu.
Peacock	5 May 2019, 6:46	Very clever for such a tiny picture
Jam	4 May 2019, 19:23	They look like jam jars to me. Dark jam like plum or cherry.
Sheet music	4 May 2019, 13:30	This is the best!
Rose	29 April 2019, 16:49	If you don't like something, you don't need to leave a discouraging remark.
Badger	27 April 2019, 10:53	Really cute.
Saluki (Dog)	11 April 2019, 8:57	These are great! It was definitely either a Saluki or an Afghan, even half coompleted.