Think of a synonym of the word prelude. Think of a synonym of the word presuming. Your answer should be a pair of homophones that are appropriately tied to the title of this puzzle.
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The image refers to Lincoln's Gettysburg address, "Four score...". A prelude can be a foreword and a presuming person may be forward. A cute puzzle "for word" geeks like us.
Couldn't figure out what was going on in the picture, even after taking 2 steps back.
ReplyDeleteI can't even figure out whether or not Jan can figure out what's going on in the picture. I'm taking 11109500 steps back. (That's the last time I'm fixing that silly number; if it's wrong, I'll just try to explain it later.)
ReplyDeleteFOREWORD - FORWARD
Delete12345236 - 1235736 = 11109500
I don't know what to make of the above comments. I'll take 22 steps ahead.
ReplyDeleteIf I "presume", does that make us co-chief-executives? (I will NOT explain this one.)
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