Daniel
Dublin, Ireland
Dublin, Ireland
I've never commented before I've done the crossword before. I just wanted to pass on my best wishes for a full a speedy recovery to Will Shortz. He's responsible for such an enjoyable part of the day. Get well soon Will.
Ice see what you did there.
Four one I would like to say, Great xword, absolutely no sports knowledge needed whatsoever, purely delightful.
What an excellent crossword
Happy Birthday! My grandmother thought me how to do crosswords, I think of her every day now.
Took this Irishman too long to get HECK. Far too many mild expletives in my vocabulary.
What a drag. Clunky fill with bad cluing. College nicknames, obscure people.
@Sam Lyons Tell me I can read more of your work somewhere...
When I thought I had finished this I realized I had a BONER, I stared at it for ages but whatever I tried it wouldn't fit. One of the reason I like Sundays is that I don't try to beat a particular time so there is no rush and I was able to just play with different combinations until it all came together. Very enjoyable crossword, even for those across the pond.
@Andrzej I come to the comments for comments like these. Never change.
Streaks are the enemy of crosswords like this. I'm half way through. I'll finish it slowly during the week. What excellent cluing. I'm looking forward to answering some of the clues. Bravo.
@TMD It was the pejorative ERSE that did it for me. Just let it die already, it's St. Patrick's weekend. Overall, very painful cluing and I don't feel like I leaned anything.
Met Someone. Excellent clue. Lovely ten word today. Bravo.
What a fabulous puzzle. First run was looking bleak, then it all fell into place in a very satisfying manner. Well done.
@NYC Traveler Throw in some brand of sponge and were naticking all the way to the bank.
What a great puzzle with great fill. Not a college nickname to be seen. North East was a thing of beauty. ELOPER clue was perfect next to ROAMING. Off to use SPARGE in a conversation.....
@Jacqueline A Crossword museum should require one to walk around it at least once before getting properly into it. It should be in Reno, Eire, Mali or Ames. Rita Ora and Yoko Ono to open it. What am I missing?
@Steve L Wow, the things you learn every day.
@Alex Rose Same. Must have been asleep that day.
Flew through this one even with some clues that appeared to have the editors fingerprints. Skewed science definitions always remind me of a chef cooking something they are unfamiliar with, or a teenager swearing in a language they don't understand. Plenty of ways of cluing Faraday without confusion. More like this.
Midi is just a confusing mess of nothingness recently
@Andrzej HIS NIBS, two words, a mock title referring to a demanding boss. TOKE - Bill Clinton famously admitted to a toke but not an inhale. To have a puff, say hello to Mary Jane, light the devil's lettuce, take a one way trip to munchie town.
No water, no sugar. Try buttermilk instead.
@Sergio and Taylor Swift lyrics. Crinnnggggeee
@Captain Quahog Do you own a dictionary?
Excellent puzzle. No obscure college sports references. Lovely
Sorry, posted in the wrong place. I was talking about the football.
@Ιασων Totally agree, hard to like the clues when the answers are dull.
@Andrzej Few Polish or Irish words instead would throw the cat amongst the pigeons.
@Nick Thank you. I also like my English xwords to be in English.
@Logan All finished in a good time and I still don't have a clue what the theme is.
Understandable. Unfortunately, far too understandable. Keep chucking pebbles, don't worry about the ripples. Only you know their true target.
@Barry Ancona Surely by definition a cab cannot be a commute? A commute is a regular trip with a commuted ticket fare. Hence commuters are those that have a monthly or annual ticket. Or am I wrong?
@Moshe I don't have those squiggles on my keyboard.
Thought it was Vishnu that had 4 arms not SIVA
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