| WEEK | TITLE | SYNOPSIS | INK Types |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1144 | Someone else's business | Name a real brand, along with something else it would be a better name for. | H |
| 1057 | Sportin' lie | Give us some fake sports trivia. | H |
| 883 | Same difference | Choose any two items from the list above and explain why they are alike or are different from each other. | H |
| 783 | The Shill Game | Name a celebrity or fictional character to endorse a real product or company. | H H |
| 782 | That's the Ticket! | Explain why any of the items on the list below is qualified to be President of the United States. | H |
| 779 | Gripe for the Picking | Rant about any issue that wouldn't make your top 100 for airing in The Post. | H |
| 769 | Splice Work If You Can Get It | Combine two words -- overlapping by at least two letters -- into what's known by polysyllabic types as a portmanteau word, and by the rest of us as mash word, and define it. | H |
| 768 | The Events Described Herein Are Entirely Fictitious | Come up with fictitious movie trivia. | 3 |
| 754 | Canny Similarities | Cite a humorous "uncanny similarity" between any two of the very different people listed above. | H H |
| 747 | Boeing Us Silly | Suggest some comical ways to improve air travel, either in general or for yourself. | M |
| 717 | Pitch Us a No-Hitter | Send us some genuine Googlenopes. A Googlenope is a phrase or very brief sentence that, entered into the Google search engine with quotation marks around it, produces no hits. | M |
| 714 | Amalgamated Steal | Merge two or more company or product names into a new, ORIGINAL company or product. | M |
| 711 | Join Now! | Hyphenate the beginning and end of any two multi-syllabic words appearing anywhere in the April 29 or May 6 Style or Sunday Arts section, and then define the compound. | H |
| 707 | What Would YOU Do? | Use only the words appearing in "The Cat in the Hat" to create your own work of "literature" of no more than 75 words. | H |
| 669 | Huddled Messes | Suggest some bad advice for new arrivals to this country (legal or illegal). | H |