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PERMANENT INKSTAIN FOR JONATHAN M. KAYE



WEEK TITLE SYNOPSIS INK Types
768 The Events Described Herein Are Entirely Fictitious Come up with fictitious movie trivia. H
568 Tome Deftness Make a pun or similar wordplay on a book title. H
541 Celled Up the River Give us a delicious scenario, in which a cellphone yakker's yakking could be taken profitably out of context. 1
524 Around Things Moving Take the title of any book or movie, rearrange the words, and explain what the new book or movie is about. H
510 Universal Embarrassment What would you like to see Miss Universe Pageant contestants asked live, on national TV? H
503 Doody and Muldoon Write poetry that out-Muldoons Paul Muldoon, the Princeton professor who won this year's Pulitzer Prize in poetry. Your poem must be a single quatrain, containing at least one rhyme and references to at least two body parts and one geographic name. H
500 Ergo-Nomics Create a sillygism--a syllogism that doesn't quite work. H
499 What Kind of Foal Am I? Mate any two of the horses qualifying for this year's Triple Crown and tell us the name of their foal. Maximum 18 characters, including spaces. H
478 Do You Mindset? Anticipate items for the Mindset List for the freshman class of the year 2020. H H H H
395 Devilishly Clever Describe someone's special little corner of Hell. U H
357 Coming to a Bad End Take some immortal line from literature or film and ruin it by adding a short phrase or sentence. H
310 IT'S LIKE THIS Come up with really lame analogies. E
145 LOOIE, LOOIE Come up with paired, themed ladies' room and men's room signs for various types of public places. H
123 WHY IS POOP FUNNY? Come up with creative answers to any of the five questions above that might be asked by a 5-year-old. H
73 LUNACY Tell us what Neil Armstrong should have said upon stepping onto the moon's surface, instead of what he did, the greatest gaffe in the history of Historic Sayings. 4