Jumble Answers for 01/03/2019

RTLIF – FLIRT

CEYAD – DECAY

NRIHUC – URCHIN

PSOOEP – OPPOSE

CARTOON ANSWER:  WHEN IT BECAME CLEAR THEY WERE BREAKING UP, THE BEATLES WERE – – –

FR   DE   UN   OO  =   DONE “FOUR”

Good Morning, Everyone!      πŸ“€  THE “FAB FOUR”…WAS NO MORE πŸ“€

🎢IMAGINE there’s no Heaven, It’s easy if you try…No hell below us…Above us only sky…🎢 “Imagine”- John Lennon 1971  https://tinyurl.com/y8mzzha4

🎢 MAYBE I’M AMAZED at the way you pulled me out of time…You hung me on the line…Maybe I’m amazed at the way I really need you…🎢 “Maybe I’m Amazed” – Paul McCartney 1970 https://tinyurl.com/y97vt9a2

🎢IT DON’T COME EASY…You know it don’t come easy…🎢 “It Don’t Come Easy” – Ringo Starr 1973   https://tinyurl.com/y8lrqbu6

🎢 ISN’T IT A PITY… now isn’t it a shame…How we break each other’s hearts…And cause each other pain…🎢 “Isn’t It A Pity” – George Harrison 1970 https://tinyurl.com/y82l96jw

πŸ“€ At the time who could imagine that the thought did even FLIRT…
Where DECAY started to erode the greatest band on Earth.
These four URCHINS as some called them, who made music so
sublime…
Would OPPOSE one another about rhythm, about rhyme…
But dissension grew amongst them…1970 closed the door,
And the Beatles went their separate ways, for they were now DONE “FOUR”…πŸ“€

🎢Because🎢 I’ve already taken up a lot of space here, I’m going to try to be as brief as possible with the rest of this post. But two things: 1- This is an exceptionally amazing cartoon, and deserves its due, and 2- Well, it’s me…And I’ll be the first to admit that brevity was never my strong suit. Regardless, I’m going on RECORD to say I’m going to try…

None of today’s words are new. DECAY, easily solved, appears for the 10th time, and surprisingly was anagrammed differently each time. Today’s OPPOSE, again an easy, breezy word, makes appearance #9, and it too has been unique each time, and also comes in as our most recent word at July 22nd, ’18. Quickly going over the other two, according to the Early Birds: FLIRT, not so quick, URCHIN…a few STRAY guesses…

And now, our CARTOON…Which today rates all CAPITAL letters…We see 🎢A Day In The Life🎢 of the BEATLES,  https://tinyurl.com/ydfo39mh, in order, top left going clockwise: the late John Lennon, (1980), Sir Paul McCartney, Sir Ringo Starr, and the late George Harrison (2001). The year, presumably 1970. Having decided to disBAND, we hear each of them lamenting the BREAK UP. What’s amazing here, is that the dialogue is entirely COMPOSED of the TITLE of each of FOUR SONGS that were recorded by each of them after the demise. And 🎢I Want to Tell You🎢, that if this isn’t creative, I don’t know what is….You could 🎢Twist and Shout🎢 any way you choose, but it’s not going to 🎢Please, Please Me🎢any better than this! And where I usually give a Tip of the Cap to the Graphic Artist, Jeff Knurek, here today, I’m standing cap in hand. So, in answer to our question…With the BREAK UP, The BEATLES were …DONE “FOUR“. It’s a really good one, David…but today? The 🎢Love Me Do🎢 goes to Jeff!

Eye candy? For a moment, I thought the panel itself was enough. Except for the Recording Reel-to-Reel off to the side, it’s just the men themselves. John in black, Paul, purple, Ringo, blue, and George, also black. Paul has the beginnings of a beard, and Ringo wears a neckerchief. But knowing Jeff, 🎢Something🎢 made me take a closer look. And πŸŽΆI Should  Have Known Better🎢 than to doubt him…Up on the head of George’s Guitar, opposite the Tuning Pegs? It reads: JUMBLE, in beautiful cursive…Amazing! It’s 🎢Every Little Thing🎢 with Jeff! So, There you have it, Folks, Done! Have a great day, Everyone…and even though it’s still too early for me to say 🎢Here Comes The Sun🎢?..I’m going to say 🎢Good Morning, Good Morning…🎢…🎢From Me to You🎢 πŸ“€πŸ™‹πŸ»

23 thoughts on “Jumble Answers for 01/03/2019

  1. I gotta post this Facebook video of Paul McCartney on Howard Stern talking about the Beatles breakup, since it’s very apropos to today’s jumble. It’s Stern, so be warned that the language is strong. https://tinyurl.com/ybam9c9o

    PLEASE NOTE: LANGUAGE MAY NOT BE SUITABLE FOR ALL AUDIENCES. πŸ™‹πŸ»

    • Hi Mike. Good Morning. Well, I’m glad you put the disclaimer on it, since we don’t allow any suspect language around here! Tks for the forewarning! πŸ˜‰πŸ™‹πŸ»
      PS: Mike, I doubled up on it, just in case! πŸ™‹πŸ»

    • Hey Mike..I just got around to listening to the clip. I thought/wish it were longer. Sad. I can’t imagine how devastating it had to be for him when it all came down. Funny though how Stern tries so hard to stir the pot, notice? But Sir Paul is too mellow at this stage of the game to jump at the bait. (And I was braced for a lot worse with the language, knowing Stern…but it wasn’t bad at all..yet still good to have the heads up). I could listen to Paul for days at a time. I hope he continues with this “Open Door Policy” I think he’s still sitting on a treasure trove of stories…Thanks, and I hope you’re having a good night…πŸŽΆπŸ™‹πŸ»

  2. Good morning. I dived real deep but couldn’t come up with Urchin. The other three words were a cinch but not that one,at least for me. But,I decided that even though they are on the bottom of my list for groups,I wouldn’t let this stop me. The answer didn’t come right away but I came out a winner. Rather cute I might add. Angela, I went back yesterday and played your song choice and really enjoyed the video as well. Thanks for telling me to play it. Listened to your first choice today and afterward will check the rest out. Do like their songs just not their life style. Thanks again for another good post. Until tomorrow stay well.

    • Trouble SEAing past URCHIN, huh? WATER ya know..But you’re not abALONE.πŸ˜‚ And I’m with you, today’s puzzle is very cute and very clever. I’m glad you checked out the Rod Stewart y’day. YW..I had a feeling you might enjoy it, I’m getting more in TUNE with your taste! You’ll like all today’s choices. And if you paid attention to my post, each song coincides with the dialogue from each artist in question. How cool is that? Jeff out did himself today…Words AND Music! I could fall in love! Thanks for the Shout Outs, Brooklyn! You’re a Gem! Have a good one! πŸ“€πŸ˜˜πŸ™‹πŸ»

  3. Urchin also gave me reason to pause,but done “four” was obvious given the discussion amongst the Fab Four.We finally got back from our holiday travel trips to N Illinois,so the real newspaper was at hand this morning.

    • Good Afternoon, Professor! As I had mentioned, a few of the guys this morning ran ASTRAY with it also. They just couldn’t SEA it! πŸ˜‰ But yes, the FOUR was as easy as 1-2-3! Glad you’re back home, safe and sound. Have a great day, Prof! πŸ“€πŸ™‹πŸ»

  4. Hi all – I first saw UNRICH, but that seemed wrong, so a second look showed URCHIN. Thought REAL BEAT for the answer, but writing the letters gave it.

    Except for the sad subject matter, this was a great cartoon. The first thing I noticed was that each Beatle’s sentence was a song associated with the particular person (and β€œIsn’t a Pity” was a great choice. The best version of the tribute performed by Eric Clapton at β€œConcert for George” seems to have been removed from YouTube, unfortunately. That and β€œBeware of Darkness’ are among my favorites.)

    Second thing – the reel-to-reel tape deck, although the path of the tape makes me wonder whether Jeff is too young to have actually used one. (Reminds me of one of my favorite computer magazine ads, where a model is posed pointing at a reel of computer tape on a deck as if she’s actually doing something, but the tape seal is still clamped around the rim! πŸ˜‚)

    And last but not least after looking at the magnified version, George playing his *extremely* rare pre-CBS Fender Jumblecaster. πŸ˜‚

    Have a great day everyone.
    β€œRemember, you’ve still got all the old records!” – (John Lennon in Australia during the last Beatles’ tour.)

    • Hey, Steve…Not such a POOR choice with Unrich, I could see that happening! Two of the Lous went the same way…The Songs hooked up to the dialogue was brilliant, right? It totally blew me away 3:30 this morning…There was no going back to sleep after that! And if you’ve read thru, you can see that I’ve fallen all over Jeff’s doing, and you know me, I’m not that easily impressed! πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚ And John’s right…I Do still have all the old records!πŸ˜‰ Hope you’re having a good one, G! πŸŽΆπŸ“€πŸ™‹πŸ»

      • I love that you dredged up β€œI Want to Tell You”. Fairly obscure. πŸ™‹πŸ»β€β™‚οΈ

        • LOL..Thank you…But fairly obscure to a Beatle novice maybe! πŸ˜‰ For the RECORD, I had a ton more that I wanted to put into PLAY, but I didn’t know how much I should PUNish the non-Beatle fans out there! πŸ˜‰ And the post was so long already, because I was so determined to get all FOUR of Jeff’s Musical “QUOTES” in there…(In fact, Lou said I needed to calm down…before I burned his French Toast!!! There’s always an alternative motive with this guy)! πŸ˜‚πŸ™‹πŸ»

  5. Thanks, Angela! I love the Beatles, so any chance I have to draw them, I’m going to do my best. I’m not sure you’re up for the task, but if there were any puzzles/cartoons from 2018 that you thought were really, really good, let me know which ones. I have to submit my top eight for Reuben award submissions in the next week or so, and I have trouble choosing which ones I like and which ones other may like. I hope everyone has a rockin’ new year! LAL HET SEBT

    • You’re very welcome, but Thank You! πŸ‘πŸ»πŸ‘πŸ»πŸ‘πŸ»πŸ‘πŸ»! You so upped your game today! It’s a definite winner. If you pay any attention to my posts, you know I love The Beatles too, and I think you’d be amazed if you could see the memorabilia collection I have. And I’m not talking just the music. My uncles were way into them back in the day, and when one of them passed away, he willed his entire cache to me. It’s an amazing body of work. Eight? Just eight? πŸ˜‰ Tough call, but I’d be more than happy to help out. Thanks for stopping in, and all the best for a Happy, Healthy, and Prosperous New Year to you and yours. PKEE PU EHT DOGO OKRW! πŸ™‹πŸ»

    • Interestingly enough (to me), the very first Jumble Answers post was also Beatle-related, on 4/3/2014:
      NACPI = PANIC
      DEYSE = SEEDY
      GEETRR = REGRET
      GOOLNB = OBLONG
      CARTOON ANSWER β€œDINGO STARR”

      • Hey G..Mike didn’t include the “Cartoon Answer” question back then. It was: THE ANIMAL BAND NEEDED A NEW DRUMMER, SO THEY HIRED:…and it had the Beatles portrayed as Dogs…Very clever…πŸΆπŸ™‹πŸ»

  6. Good cartoon today. No problem with the clue words or answer. Didn’t have trouble with it but I don’t remember seeing urchin before. There was absolute pandemonium when the Beatles came to San Francisco – crazed fans everywhere. Last Sunday’s 60 Minutes Program did a very interesting interview with Sir Paul. Happy Thursday everyone.

    • Hi Betty. Good Morning. Yes, I agree, easy, breezy. And we have had Urchin before. I’m looking for my notes from this morning. I just got back in, and I have tons of papers piled up all over, but I’ll find my notes, and get back to you as to when. NY went into a frenzy too with the Beatles invasion..I’ve some old newspaper clippings showing the screaming, fainting girls! I haven’t seen 60 minutes yet, I recorded it. But I think that it might be a repeat. Either way, I have no problem seeing it again if it is. Have a good one, Betty! πŸ“€πŸ™‹πŸ»

    • Found it, Betty..And not too bad, I only had to move one pile! πŸ˜‰ URCHIN was last used on July 13th, 2017, where it appeared as CIRNUH, and before that, May 28th, 2015, anagrammed as NIRCUH, closer to today’s. I don’t know when you hooked up here…I was only here for its’ last appearance. πŸ“€πŸ™‹πŸ»

  7. Can’t remember when I joined this Jumble group – think it’s a couple of years but my memory isn’t what it used to me so I probably forgot if urchin was already used. And yes, the Beatles caused a frenzy no matter what city they were in. One of my cousins saw them at the Cow Palace in 1964 and said it was just a wild scene. One young woman broke her leg. The story is that George Harrison especially was fond of San Francisco and of course the happy scene in the Haight Ashbury in those years. I didn’t know Jeff entered his favorite Jumbles in a contest. Will have to pay closer attention this year as some of them are really great.

    • You? Please! You’re soooo not alone! Look at me, I couldn’t remember where I put a piece of paper from less than 12 hours ago! I’m a menace. We all just have so much on our minds these days, it’s hard to process it all. I try not to sweat it anymore, or I’d be out on the ledge! πŸ˜‰ In fact, a friend from out of state, that I’m speaking with right now, just told me that I “don’t read what he’s telling me…” Because I asked him a “redundant” question! I told him that I love him too! πŸ˜‚ If I knew there’d be a test, I would have studied! πŸ˜‰ Gimme a break..! LOL…As for the Beatles and the “Happy Scene”…A lot of those stories went UP IN SMOKE, right?!! πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚ The Reuben Award Jeff’s speaking of, is an award given out each year to the best cartoonist. Here’s a link from the National Cartoonist Society, and if you scroll down, near the bottom, there’s a section on the Reuben. There’s also a few other websites related to it. It’s interesting reading, IMO, and I know you enjoy things like this…πŸ™‹πŸ»
      https://tinyurl.com/yckexnm6

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