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PERMANENT INKSTAIN FOR JULIE THOMAS



WEEK TITLE SYNOPSIS INK Types
1008 Switched reels Re-arrange all the words in the title of a movie, and describe the resulting work. H
976 Join now! Combine the beginning and end of any two words or names in this week's Style Invitational or Style Conversational columns to make a new term, and define it. H
865 No Googlenopes left Come up with a humorous Googlenope. H
762 Look This Up in Your Funk & Wagnalls Supply the pair of terms listed at the top of a page of any print dictionary to indicate the first and last listings on the page, and define that hyphenated term. H
602 Take a Letter -- Again Take a word, term or name that begins with A, B, C or D; either add one letter, subtract one letter, replace one letter, or transpose two letters; and define the new word. H
577 Teledubbies Slightly change the title of a TV show, past or present, and describe it. H
532 Short Pans Come up with a terse review (four words or fewer) of any work of art. H
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. 3
523 Hard to Overstate Propose ways to make modern life just a little bit harder than it needs to be. H
462 Cast Away Come up with a terrible bit of miscasting in a movie or TV show, past or present, real or imagined. H
439 No Can Do Write signs of incompetence. H
161 CAPITOL MISTAKES Come up with very, very bad advice for first-time visitors to Washington. H
118 WEAK 118 Take any photo caption or headline appearing anywhere in today's Post and alter its meaning by adding, deleting, or changing one letter. H