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Beethoven18 December 2024, 22:17The crossing of the D line was what made me uncertain.
Sonic18 December 2024, 21:56Did the blue and black and knew what it was--despite never have played a game or seen a movie.
Avocado17 December 2024, 20:55I've got to disagree with the praise for the color. If my avocado was tan inside, I'd toss it.
Moon16 December 2024, 22:22Ah, yes. The famously transparent moon. (Fun to do, nonetheless.)
A jar of drink16 December 2024, 1:47The light grey isn't as difficult for me as the pale aqua that's so popular.
Free Evening11 December 2024, 19:00See my reply to ellaregee above.
Free Evening11 December 2024, 19:00Candle to the right, glass of wine to the left.
Jellyfish11 December 2024, 18:46*turns bright red*
Oh, yes, of course. I'd say I knew that all along, except for the clear evidence that I didn't.

Boy, do I feel dumb.
Cookie Bumstead10 December 2024, 21:33When the series started, ~100 years ago, Blondie was a flapper (and possibly a showgirl?) and Dagwood was the object of her gold-digging. He came from money. I have no information on how that transmogrified into the stereotypical suburbanite family that I knew growing up.
Pizza10 December 2024, 20:53Sounds delicious. I'll be right over.
Giza8 December 2024, 21:14On a boat on the river, watching the body count rise. (Five, in total.)
Scale8 December 2024, 7:08Is that last word “unnecessary”?
Microsoft Clippy5 December 2024, 20:09Yeah, I thought he was fun.
Microsoft Clippy5 December 2024, 20:08:D :D
Panda4 December 2024, 21:25Yes, definitely!
Gold Medal2 December 2024, 19:02Try, try again.
Gold Medal30 November 2024, 20:05Alas, no.
Gold Medal30 November 2024, 20:04I've never tried putting a picture in a comment. I hope this works ...

Screenshot 2024-11-30 at 12.01.37
Gold Medal25 November 2024, 7:17Sorry--not "Settings" under "Comments" and "Profile". I mean the gear-shaped symbol up above the puzzle.
American Cocker Spaniel25 November 2024, 0:53Not a choice between stroking the dog or stroking the ...?
St. Bernard25 November 2024, 0:49Yes. Alcohol when you're freezing just increases the rate at which you lose body heat. But once you've been rescued and are in a warm environment where the loss of body heat is not dangerous, it increases the flow of blood to the extremities so the feeling of cold is more rapidly dissipated. I'd imagine it also reduces the risk of frostbite to those extremities.
American Cocker Spaniel24 November 2024, 1:23Depends. Different strokes for different folks, after all.
Plumeria23 November 2024, 20:30In my years in Hawaii I never saw one that wasn't just white and yellow. As they say, you learn something every day.
Penguin13 November 2024, 19:10Typing "pinguïn" in Google Translate, using the "detect language" option, I'm told it's German. Unfortunately there's no "OK, and what else?" button.
Penguin13 November 2024, 19:07*nonogram*
Lolipop11 November 2024, 18:47"Song?" I said to myself. Then Anaderol talked about old people, so I cast my old person's brain back and suddenly it popped into my head. And, yes, now I'm stuck with it.
Gold Medal11 November 2024, 3:05I don't like the back-and-forth either, so I go to the "use my own palette" option at the bottom of the settings menu. Pick colors you have no problem distinguishing and the author's palette is replaced by yours. And when you're done the completed picture switches back to the author's colors. It sometimes makes recognizing the subject during solving nigh impossible, but I no longer get headaches trying to tell close colors apart.
Toothbrush8 November 2024, 18:52So clearly a snake--look at those fangs. And I suppose that orange line is going to be some sort of superorbital ridge ...

I should always wait for the title.
Ice hockey5 November 2024, 3:36Is this the right point to shout "Go, Predators!"? (And if so, I've had a decades-long relationship with the editor of On the Forecheck.)
Fleur de Lis29 October 2024, 19:21You could have used the K. France got its name from the people there: the Franks.
Fleur de Lis29 October 2024, 19:19And if you eat French fries in Belgium you need to be prepared to dip them in mayonnaise, or you'll scandalize the natives. Ketchup is for those sorry uncultured Americans.
A moonlit night28 October 2024, 20:20How nice to see a crescent moon that does not allow stars to show through the dark part!
Bunny28 October 2024, 1:19A little difficult to make out against the busy background.
Frog hat24 October 2024, 20:57I believe that by the time I was old enough to go to a bunny hop, they were passé. Or maybe they were never a thing here in the Northeast. ??
Bird in a hat24 October 2024, 16:09I'd see the picture more easily if the beak had been yellow or gold than pink. But all those "cute"s in the comments are well deserved.
Motorcycle24 October 2024, 7:36I can see the tire/tyre, and if those are rearview mirrors I can see them. The rest...? But then, I'm old.
Jar of honey21 October 2024, 20:33I did just color #1 and smugly said, "Oh, a cat." Smug is never a good look.
Halloween Almost Here19 October 2024, 19:46Feels like yesterday that I was 40. Now *that's* flying time.
Menace18 October 2024, 18:55Can a raptor carry a rodent as large as itself?
Childhood phone17 October 2024, 18:151950. And finding it very strange to be the same age as old people.
Childhood phone16 October 2024, 20:03Well, J_R may beg off, but I'm pretty sure you're still younger than I. When I was born, England had a king. (How'm I doing?)
Childhood phone16 October 2024, 20:00Motorola? Pah! You got your phone from Ma Bell, and just like Henry Ford's Model T it came in any color you liked, as long as it was black.
Toilet5 October 2024, 6:54Well, of course. Every man's home is his castle, and what is a castle without a throne?
Peppers4 October 2024, 17:33I thought it was an apple, and apple & pepper seemed a strange combination. Thank goodness for titles.
Jellyfish3 October 2024, 0:16I give up. I'm not acquainted with not-per-se. What does it mean? (I'd be interested in the etymology too, if you have it.)
Brave sailor30 September 2024, 18:48I have a t-shirt like that, and every time I wear it my wife makes some remark about my being a French sailor.

Every time.
Buffoon26 September 2024, 17:43I'd suggest it's just that you use def #2, as most people seem to do.

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/buffoon
Mike Wazowski from 'Monsters, Inc.'20 September 2024, 18:41I recognized the character maybe halfway through, but it's been ages since I saw the movie so I really could not come up with his name. (Of course, at my age, I'm lucky I remember my wife's name.). So just until the title was revealed I was calling him "Mike" in my head. Imagine my surprise!
Fresh Avacodo15 September 2024, 16:56Fortunately, I don't know it, so it's not stuck in my head.
Frank (Always Sunny)12 September 2024, 6:04Oh, I knew OF the show, and so recognized the reference from the title of the puzzle. And Small-boss's picture was easily recognizable. I've just never seen it, therefore I'm unfamiliar with character names.
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