OTBDU = DOUBT
BCNAI = CABIN
EDUNDS = SUDDEN
HESNKA = SHAKEN
CARTOON ANSWER:
AFTER THE ROCK GROUP TRASHED THEIR HOTEL SUITE, THE HOTEL MANAGER – – –
DB ABN DN AEN = BANNED THE BAND
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🤘 ROCK BOTTOM
Today’s cartoon brings us into a hotel suite where a rock group has taken partying to a whole new level. The manager has walked in on the aftermath and is none too pleased, while the four band members look like they’ve had one very long night. The room is completely trashed with furniture, food, clothes, and just about everything else scattered from one end to the other. One member even has the nerve to point out the Do Not Disturb sign on the door, as if that little piece of cardboard is somehow going to save them now. After leaving this kind of destruction behind, it’s safe to say this group won’t be having an encore here anytime soon.
🧩 CLUE WORD BREAKDOWN
OTBDU = DOUBT
Needed another look.
Last used: 04/21/2025 as UBDTO
BCNAI = CABIN
No trouble.
Last used: 03/05/2026 as BNACI
EDUNDS = SUDDEN
My pick for hardest. Took a moment to come into view.
Last used: 04/04/2025 as DEUSND
HESNKA = SHAKEN
The K made it a breeze.
Last used: 10/30/2024 as KAHNES
🏨 Click-To-Reveal Facts*: Banned From Hotels
➤ Which legendary rock band was reportedly banned from Holiday Inns after a birthday celebration got wildly out of hand?
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➤ Which famous rock band was reportedly banned for life from a Tokyo hotel after destroying a room?
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➤ Which actress was told she could no longer stay at Hollywood’s Chateau Marmont after running up a hotel bill of more than $46,000?
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➤ Which Oscar-winning actor was stopped from playing blackjack at a Las Vegas hotel and casino after being accused of counting cards?
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💬 SAY WHAT?
“You are free to choose, but you are not free to alter the consequences of your decisions.” — Ezra Taft Benson
🎉 NATIONAL HOLIDAYS* – SEPTEMBER 30
➤ National Hot Mulled Cider Day — Warm up with a mug of apple cider simmered with spices such as cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg, a longtime favorite as cooler fall weather settles in. SOURCE
➤ National Chewing Gum Day — Grab a stick, blow a bubble or simply enjoy your favorite flavor as today celebrates a treat people have been chewing in one form or another for centuries. SOURCE
➤ Orange Shirt Day — A day of remembrance and awareness honoring Indigenous children who were sent to residential schools in Canada, built around the message that every child matters. SOURCE
➤ National Love People Day — A reminder to show unconditional love through kindness, encouragement and simple acts that can make somebody else’s day a little brighter. SOURCE
➤ World Dense Breast Day — Observed on the last Wednesday in September, the day raises awareness about breast density and encourages women to learn what it can mean for breast cancer screening. SOURCE
➤ National Women’s Health & Fitness Day — Held on the last Wednesday in September, this observance encourages women of all ages to make regular physical activity and healthy habits part of everyday life. SOURCE
➤ National AI at Work Day — A day highlighting the growing use of artificial intelligence in the workplace and the ways people and businesses are putting the technology to work. SOURCE
➤ National Mud Pack Day — Break out the facial mud mask and give your skin a little attention on a day devoted to the longtime beauty and skincare treatment. SOURCE
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🌕 That’s A Wrap!
👀 WORD YOU LOOK AT THAT
(Click phrase to reveal its origin)
PAINT THE TOWN RED
Meaning: To go out and have a wild, lively time, usually involving plenty of celebrating.
So, where did it come from?
One colorful story takes us to Melton Mowbray, England, in 1837. The notoriously rowdy Henry de La Poer Beresford, 3rd Marquess of Waterford, and a group of friends reportedly went on a drunken rampage through town after a night of partying.
According to the story, the group knocked over flowerpots, damaged property and, most famously, got hold of red paint and painted several doors, a tollgate and even a swan statue red.
It sounds like the perfect origin for “paint the town red,” but there’s a catch. Historians haven’t been able to prove that the expression actually came from Waterford’s rampage. The phrase didn’t begin appearing in print until decades later.
So the 1837 story may or may not have given us the phrase, but it certainly gave us one heck of an example of painting the town red.
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