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hi all

Hi Peternl, this one looks interesting.

pretty easy

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Yep, pretty easy, although I tried to make it hard...

done... nopt bad at all

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hello everybody

easy with greens

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not so very hard...

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done. used greens.

Going green.

14 and stuck.

Going again.

Done. I was stuck because of an error in erasing my greens.

Difficulty score 37. If you can find 1 critical hidden pair it all falls in place. No green needed.

Ha

Nailed that puppy!

No green or red

Two checkpoints though

Rank me, baby!

Little Willie in a fit of gore,
Nailed his sister to the door.
Mother, troubled, said to Father,
"Children are such a bother."

But I like children! A little butter, a squeeze of lemon--delicious!

But what about puppies?

Mmmm. puppies

So I guess you don't object to Limer nailing that puppy.

<snirkle> Depends. I don't believe in cruelty, or in not eating what you kill. Then again, depends on what you mean by nailing. 'Cause--ewww.

Only Limer knows for sure.

Let's see, children, puppies, .... Wait, we need to add babies to this mix.

Know any good recipes?

Little Will split the babies head,
to see if brains are gray or red.
Mother said, "He's always up to tricks."
"Isn't he cute? He's only six."

Oops, that's Little Willie...

I love it! Do you write these yourself? They sound kind of like Edward Gorey

... and baby's, not babies.

No, they come from a book called Ruthless Poems for the Heartless Household.

I must find a copy.

Probably hard to find. It was published in the 1890s.

I don't remember the author's name.

Oh. Truly Gothic goth. I'm sure good old Google can come up with a reference, at least.

As for recipies... there is always the one about how to make a dead baby float...

Ok. Maybe not. But once I set my mind to it, I'll find it.

Ok. Maybe not. But once I set my mind to it, I'll find it.

2 scoops of dead baby in a mug, add root beer.

OOps.

<giggle> Sounds good, I'll have to try it some time.

Some of the funniest (and also most horrifying) little verses were written by a person who signed himself Col. D. Streamer. His real name was Harry Graham; he took his pen-name from a regiment to which he belonged: the Coldstream Guards. His Ruthless Rhymes for Heartless homes were quoted with fiendish delight, copied, and immitated throughout the English-speaking world. Graham's most popular quatrain was about a boy called Billy, and the imitations became known as "Little Willies."

From http://www.cc.gatech.edu/people/home/idris/Po
etry/Graham.htm

The book is available on amazon!

It is:

Ruthless Rhymes for Heartless Homes
by: Harry Graham

I am so there... Thank you!

slow going but no greens :D

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