Like the knock-knock one I did a little bit ago, I figured on this one, everybody will know at least a couple right off the bat, and then there are countless websites that should give you the rest. Glad to see some of those have already been mentioned, and glad people seem to be enjoying this puzzle.
For the ones with the girls talking--the answer is a way that the other girl might respond to what's being said. I know that doesn't help much, but maybe it'll be a decent nudge for someone.
[21] That is what I would consider the most well-known of all the classics (although if you don't know it, that comment just makes you feel dumb). Think about how Eve's hubbie would introduce himself, in exactly the format that Eve used.
And if anyone is still having difficulties with the girls talking, here's a bit more salt. The answer on the math one starts (and ends) with i; the one about Ed starts (and ends) with e. I know there are alphabetical lists of these online, so if you find those, you're on your way.
I think anyone who solves this should get a plush "Tanga Gnat" ;-]
It took me forever to get the MASH one. I didn't see that arrow for the longest time and couldn't think of what could POSSIBLY be put there. (*cuckoo*)
As a freaking genius, I offer this salt...
http://thinks.com/words/palindromes/a.htm
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Nej4xJe4Tdg (especially amusing)
Wow... some of those were tough.
Not that it has any bearing on the puzzle, but the skeleton is of the dodo.
A man, a plan, a canal, Panama.
[1] great link
Wow - you can say that again md [2]!
I think an even better list is at:
http://www.palindromelist.com
[7] I ended up using that list, and I'm filled in, but something's not correct. And I can't figure out what.
the girl ones stump me and the flight school... is this part of puzzlethon?
...got it
I found two "answers" to the flight school clue, but the answer that is accepted fits the clue better than the one with "Bob" in it.
[10] Ah, thank you sir.
Edit: Er, or miss? Sorry, I shouldn't presume.
I am stumped by quadratic and flight.
[12] I found link in [7] very useful.
Like the knock-knock one I did a little bit ago, I figured on this one, everybody will know at least a couple right off the bat, and then there are countless websites that should give you the rest. Glad to see some of those have already been mentioned, and glad people seem to be enjoying this puzzle.
For the ones with the girls talking--the answer is a way that the other girl might respond to what's being said. I know that doesn't help much, but maybe it'll be a decent nudge for someone.
I'm with [12]. Those two are killing me
sorry. duplicate post...
[1] Unfortunately, the sound quality for the YouTube link just isn't doing it for me. *sigh*
If I had a hi-fi...
Go hang a salami, I'm a lasagna hog!
Sweet, biblical boobies!
Seib oobla cilbib't eews?
any salt for the first one with eve?
I, too, have always loved the quadratic formula, despite my avatar.
[22] Fantastic salt! :)
[21] That is what I would consider the most well-known of all the classics (although if you don't know it, that comment just makes you feel dumb). Think about how Eve's hubbie would introduce himself, in exactly the format that Eve used.
And if anyone is still having difficulties with the girls talking, here's a bit more salt. The answer on the math one starts (and ends) with i; the one about Ed starts (and ends) with e. I know there are alphabetical lists of these online, so if you find those, you're on your way.
Loved it and was easier than I figured it was when I first started it. Thank you.
[21] What's the dude's name? How would he introduce himself to her?
I finally got them all. The quadratic formula one was tough because the girl's question doesn't really make you think of the answer.
[26] i had trouble with that, too, but some googling for the general term and a bit of brute force did it.
Great puzzle. Ditto [26] on the quadratic clue. I'm a big fan of sigma, myself.
Tender animals slam in a red net.
The link from [1] was the only way I could get most of them. Some of the clues, espicially the math clue, are a stretch.
[7] saw me through a few of them, but it's amazing how once you get rolling with palindromes, it just kinda of picks up steam and gets much easier.
I think anyone who solves this should get a plush "Tanga Gnat" ;-]
It took me forever to get the MASH one. I didn't see that arrow for the longest time and couldn't think of what could POSSIBLY be put there. (*cuckoo*)
That math clue was awful. The answer doesn't have a formula in it. What makes it more awful is that it could just as easily *not* have been awful!
Otherwise a cool puzzle.
Thanks [22] that got me through.
100% agreement there. A perfect sprinkle of salt, [22].
Had good answers for everything, but something was still wrong. Can't figure out what. Wish you could find out what you got right and wrong. :(
Got it. Never would have done it without all the helpful comments, though. Thanks, everybody.
Without [7] I'd have been lost...[22] is pretty funny once you get the joke.
I sure am glad palindromes start and end with the same letter...
hah, and solving this puzzle gets me 1001 Tanga points...how classic!
I've got everything! Except for the dodo skeleton. Any clues?
avian bone? :)