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PERMANENT INKSTAIN FOR MICHAEL STEIN



WEEK TITLE SYNOPSIS INK Types
1618 Week 100! ...which we celebrate with a centennial contest H
1617 Mess With Our Heads Look at a headline and see a funnier meaning. H H
1610 Wryku Write a haiku about something in the news. H
1609 Saved! Tell us funny ways to be thrifty in these parlous times H
1608 Stick It An election bumper sticker contest H 2
1607 Funny, Init? Compare two people who have the same initials. W H H H
1604 Call Your Dog Give us creative names for various pets H H H
1601 Stop, Hey, What's That Sound? Tell us what these noise-words mean. H
1600 Taylorgaters Take a line from a 'Tortured Poets' lyric and rhyme it with one of your own. H
1599 Picture This It's our caption contest. H
1596 History for the tl;dr Crowd Sum up an event for the 21st-century reader in a rhyming couplet. H
1587 The Trite Stuff Replace some well-worn phrases with better ones. H H
1585 Bring Up the Rear Move the last letter of a word to the front. H
1580 Hi, Anxiety! Tell us some funny ways to stress yourself out. 4
1579 Captions Courageous Write a description for any of six photos H H
1575 The Ughscars and the Phewlitzers Give us an idea for a bad book or movie. H
1561 Let It Be a Lesson to Us Tell us some things to be learned from Costco, the bathroom, TV shows, etc. H
1560 The 'Hole Story Write us a funny 'Am I The Asshole' question H
1559 As the Word Turns 'Discover' new words by snaking through this random grid H
1556 Cross Us Up Mirror a phrase, more or less H H
1552 A Mirthday Party Link two people who share a birthday W H H H H
1545 Their Base Behavior Tell humorously how some business or organization could alter its product or message to appeal to Trump’s cult. H H
1543 F Things Up Neologisms by adding Fs or changing letters to F H H
1538 Rhymes Against Humanity Write a four-line poem about people in the news, using either of two poetic forms 2
1537 A Crooning Achievement Write a lyric for a politician to sing. W H
1536 Colt Following Now that we have the winner and punners-up of our venerable foal-name contest, it's time for 'grandfoals'. H
1533 The Very Last 'Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions' Tell us a stupid question followed by a funny retort. H
1530 Mess With Our Heads Reinterpret any headline by adding a 'bank head'. H
1528 It's Our Birthday. Party Like It's 1993. As the Invite turns 30, enter your choice of contests from our year of infancy H
1511 The inside word--our 'air quote' contest Highlight part of a word, name or short phrase in “air quotes” to give the word a new meaning or description. H
1506 Let's go magnet-fishing with new words From the provided list, write a humorous poem of eight lines or fewer. H
1502 It's Hi-time for Limerixicon XIX Supply a humorous, previously unpublished limerick significantly featuring any word, name or term beginning with “hi-. H
1500 These go to 15 Make up a word or phrase whose Scrabble letter values add up to exactly 15 (no blanks!) and define it. H
1499 Picture This, a cartoon caption contest Write a caption, either descriptive or in dialogue, for any of the provided cartoons. 4
1496 Same Difference -- compare two items on this list Tell us humorously how any two (or more) items on the provided list are alike or different, or linked in some other way. H
1493 Frankly speaking with feghoots Tell a feghoot -- a mini-story (a ridiculous one is fine) that ends in a groaner pun on a familiar expression, title, line from a song, etc. H
1491 The add biz Choose any word, name or phrase beginning with A throough E, then add any single letter of the alphabet to it -- one or more times -- and define the result or show how it would be used. H
1490 It's parody time -- sing the news Write a satiric song about anything in the news these days. W
1489 Let's movie things around Rearrange the words of a movie title to create a new movie, then describe it H
1484 Two ways about it What's something (printable) you could say in two -- or more -- of the provided situations. H
1482 The Tile Invitational IX Rearrange the letters of any of the letter sets provided to create a new term, then define or describe; you may use all seven letters, but also just six or five. H