Dear Mike Selinker,
You're breaking my heart. I believed in you, I really did, and after your last Games mini-hunt, I was willing to ascribe your apparent faults to your editors.
But after your three-puzzle-suite in the February Games, I'm so much less sure. The first puzzle was all right, and the third puzzle was OKish (though why would you use a phrasing as awkward as ONE FROM PINKY'S CAGE?). But in the second puzzle, why, why, why would you use the extremely vague SEATTLE AREA ROCK ACT when you could have used, oh, anything else?
Please, Mike, bring something good to San Antonio this summer. I want to believe.
--Lance
(and yes, I know that Mike could conceivably read this. Hi, Mike.)
You're breaking my heart. I believed in you, I really did, and after your last Games mini-hunt, I was willing to ascribe your apparent faults to your editors.
But after your three-puzzle-suite in the February Games, I'm so much less sure. The first puzzle was all right, and the third puzzle was OKish (though why would you use a phrasing as awkward as ONE FROM PINKY'S CAGE?). But in the second puzzle, why, why, why would you use the extremely vague SEATTLE AREA ROCK ACT when you could have used, oh, anything else?
Please, Mike, bring something good to San Antonio this summer. I want to believe.
--Lance
(and yes, I know that Mike could conceivably read this. Hi, Mike.)