Jefferson Ogata

Silver Spring, MD

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Jefferson OgataSilver Spring, MDNov 9, 2025, 1:43 PM2025-11-09negative91%

Thoroughly defective puzzle. If you're going to use rebuses, make them work in both directions.

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Jefferson OgataSilver Spring, MDOct 31, 2025, 8:58 AM2025-10-31negative77%

Using "run" in two answers is defective setting.

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Jefferson OgataSilver Spring, MDMay 18, 2025, 5:44 AM2025-05-17negative78%

Spare me the excessive sports clues. Clear sign of a weak puzzle.

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Jefferson OgataSilver Spring, MDMar 15, 2026, 12:57 AM2026-03-14neutral73%

@Captain Quahog Fun fact: "factoid" originally means something without evidence that is generally believed to be true only because of repetition, especially in the press. It is now commonly used to mean its near opposite—an interesting minor fact—only because of repetition, especially in the press. Use it as you prefer, but not in ignorance.

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