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06 | December | 2019 | Unclerave's Wordy Weblog\nJumble Spoiler – 12/06/19\nPublished December 6, 2019\tEntertainment , Language Leave a Comment\nTags: grtie, hysecp, jumble answer, jumble solution, Puzzles, Word Games\nVisual Description: BM(en)OC at Cal Berkley!\nKENAL = ANKLE, GRTIE = TIGER, LMINEB = NIMBLE, HYSECP = PSYCHE — Giving us: NLETIENIMSHE\nClue/Question: When scientist Albert Ghiorso added to the Periodic Table, he was – – –\nAnswer: IN HIS ELEMENT\n(Big Al, and his Berkley buddies: Torbjorn Sikkeland, Robert Main and also Latimer, Larsh and Seaborg were giants in their field. They were responsible for co-discovering a dozen – or more – different element-iums! I believe they are all of a radioactive nature, but I couldn’t swear to it.\nAll of today’s clue words already reside on the world famous ralis95 clue word database. Two of the jumbles appear to be new, with “kenal” and “lmineb” having definitely been used before. The answer letter layout was a radiant twelve letter jumble. It disguised the final answer very well.\nThe cartoon was another great period piece. Looks like the late ’50s or early ’60s. I guess that’s the heavy ion accelerator, the Hilac, that Al’s working at. He and his friends may not be household names, but maybe they should be. Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR\nCryptoquote Spoiler – 12/06/19\nPublished December 6, 2019\tEntertainment , Language 1 Comment\nTags: Codes, cryptogram, Johnny Weir, Puzzles, quotes, Word Games\n“I’m different, and I have to be a warrior to be that way.” — Johnny Weir\n(It was certainly no surprise when Johnny came out as gay, but he can still get a WTF? from me, with some of his outfits! I mean, he’ll wears things that probably 90+ percent of the women wouldn’t even dream of wearing. He is amusing though. And, of course, he and Tara Lipinski give great insight into professional ice skating. We welcome Johnny to the Cryptoquote Club today! Be well and do good, friends. Vive la différence!) — YUR