LiamABC
June 18, 2016, 10:54am
2321
That sounds pretty good Zax - also, this means Booshman you put an apostrophe in where it wasn’t needed.
It’s = short for it is or it has.
Its = possessive pronoun.
If in doubt about whether an apostrophe is needed with the word “its”, say the sentence out with “it is” or “it has”. If the longer form is wrong, then so is the apostrophe.
LiamABC:
That sounds pretty good Zax - also, this means Booshman you put an apostrophe in where it wasn’t needed.
It’s = short for it is or it has.
Its = possessive pronoun.
If in doubt about whether an apostrophe is needed with the word “its”, say the sentence out with “it is” or “it has”. If the longer form is wrong, then so is the apostrophe.
Yeah, good catch on the apostrophe, I ballsed up. Trying to make sureI put enough underscores for each word and overthought it.
I missed an S too, wow I’m not with it today.
Anyway, you got it right Zax, a Lion-O from the final epidsode.
Let’s start with S this time.
Yes, yes, yes.
_ _ _ _ _ _ R _ _ _ ’ S
_ _ R
_ E R _ _ _ S
G R E E _ _
S _ _ R _ S
Letters used: S, R, E, G
Two Ts:
_ _ _ _ _ _ R _ _ T ’ S
_ _ R
_ E R _ _ _ S
_ _ T
G R E E _ _
S _ _ R _ S
Letters used: R, E, G, R, E, T, S
Candyfruit’s for Berbils, not greedy Snarfs!
That’s it! Poor Snarf—it’s not like the Berbils actually eat it.
You’re up, Liam. [emoji4]
LiamABC
June 18, 2016, 11:31pm
2335
Indeed. Funny, I’d been thinking of using that quote for my next puzzle myself - until you beat me to it
OK then:
LiamABC
June 19, 2016, 12:07pm
2339
Here, there and everywhere:
_ _ _ _ E
T _ E
_ E _ T _ _ _ E _
Used: T, E