Sudoku Puzzles

Last on the first page - second on the second?

First and second on the second?

Two more and I have achieved CP status?

YES!

Good afternoon to all! A rose by any other name is probably not a rose.

Jim, I'm disappointed. I'll up my offer to $30 and I want you to think more about knitting. Think of all the little booties you could make for the turtles and tortoises you rescue. Think of how good they would feel with those little booties on. Knit for the benefit of amphibian life! Turtle Tootsies.... I can see the market advantage world-wide!

One bright morning in the middle of the night,
Two dead boys got up to fight.
Back to back they faced each other,
Drew their swords and shot each other.

Now the deaf policeman heard this noise,
And went and shot those two dead boys.
If you don't believe this lie is true....
Just ask the blind man - he saw it, too!

Glenn, maybe I missed this, but how many cards did Leah receive from site members? I do hope she enjoyed receiving them.

I had forgotten about that! I'd be interested too, Glenn.

As a senior citizen was driving down the freeway, his car phone rang. Answering, he heard his wife’s voice urgently warning him, “Herman, I just heard on the news that there’s a car going the wrong way on the 401. Please be careful!”
“It’s not just one car,” said Herman. “It’s hundreds of them!”

Have a lovely day, everyone. Melbourne Cup day today in Oz - the reace that stops a nation! A bit cooler than the 38 degrees C we had yesterday. We unfortunately live just on the wrong side of the border between Victoria and NSW and so do not get the day off! So... I'm off to work - the only person in my family to do so today! Ow, that hurts.

Greg, I always heard this stanza that came before the one you posted:

Ladies and gentlemen, hobos and tramps,
I stand before you and sit behind you
to tell you something I know nothing about!
Admission is free, you must pay at the door;
So pull up a chair and sit on the floor.
The show is over, but before you go,
let me tell you a story I don't really know :

Good betting everyone in Oz - hope you back a winner!

Kathy why have you become a crab?? Is this a new tendency in Maryland? Has this replaced the bat? Your crab looks a bit thick.

Oh, you are tired, Fiona.
Once again... I live near the Chesapeake Bay. The area is famous for Maryland blue crabs. You'd look thick too if you were heading for a pot to be steamed!

so how come your crab isn't blue? You need a blue crab.

an intelligent looking blue crab.

♪♪ Am I blue? Am I blue? Aren't these tears in my eyes telling youuuu? ♪♪

that looks like a wonky spider!

Is there no pleasing you, woman?? More...

not so far, no!

Beautiful rose!!

Oh, goody! I arrived back on the scene in the middle of a Fiona/Kathy squabble! It's nice to know things don't change much from day to day in Sudokuland!!!

Oops! Forgot to pack my Halloween avatar away for the year.

I present, for your enjoyment, a bushel of steamed Maryland blue crabs. And, before you say it, yes, they turn red when cooked. Add Old Bay seasoning, and you have a taste of Maryland's finest!
Beats snails any old day.

reminds me of the kids science books, you know, when they show you what your insides look like...

I've had escargot I really enjoyed, and escargot that I thought was awful, but I never met a crab I didn't like.

Kathy - Sadly, there aren't a whole lot of crabs left in the Chesapeake Bay (at least not enough to satisfy the cravings of all us Easterners.) Here's an interesting little tidbit from Wikipedia:

"Most whole blue crabs sold in restaurants in Maryland are shipped into the region from More...

1:47, all.

There are certainly limits set for commercial crabbers, a necessity if the crabs are to make a come back. As usual, they were over fished (crabbed?) with no regard to the future. Because of the scarcity, the prices are high, but you can buy them at seafood places. Individuals can still go crabbing More...

I am, of course, talking about steamed crabs, brown paper covered table, crab mallet, and a cold beer! Nothing better.

Now I'm hungry....off to fix dinner!
Bye.

Kathy, before you blame the fishermen, please take a look at what has happened to the Chesapeake watershed over the past 20-50 years. Population has more than doubled since 1950. In addition to agricultural runoff and the huge operations of Perdue and Tyson, the amount of impermeable/impervious More...

Morning. Interesting information, Ian - similar to what we are told is happening to the Great Barrier Reef.

Back again - ditched the witch (for here anyway, still tired, so the witch may still be around at home!).

I hope the new roof is on securely as the howling wind outside sounds very strong. When I looked out just now the street has a river running down t (we are on a slight incline)
Steven has to be at the airport first thing to fly to UK. Rather him than me.

morning everyone

Many many years ago, um 56 years to be exact. Mum newly arrived in Australia, living at her middle brothers place in Sydney, she was working at a Clothes Factory as a Machinist. Her knowledge of the English Language was was very minimal.
She arrived at work in the More...

It's a worldwide problem and a worldwide challenge, CP. It may become a worldwide disaster.

[I will not use the word "issue," because that is a mealy-mouthed word used by people who don't want to say "screw-up," "crime," or similar, more honest words. The More...

1.58 That is a very pretty rose.

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