"Takeout Order" June 21, 2024

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shays
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Ashore!
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Ashore!
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HunterX wrote: Sat Jun 22, 2024 5:50 pm The wine is made in the area of Toledo, Spain, and is plagued by rabbits. The rabbits love the grapes, and attack so fast, that the winery is left with low yields, making the wine very special. The label is Los Conejos Malditos, which translates to “The Cursed Rabbits.”
That's so interesting! We go to Spain often but I've only been to Toledo once (it's kind of far from my inlaws). If we ever get a chance to go back, I definitely want to check out this winery!
Shannon 🐱
PS: If you want help with a meta, PM what you have so I can help without spoiling too much. I've received lots of help in the beginning and I love to pay it forward!
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On the beach.
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on the beach
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On the beach.
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Ashore.
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Wendy Walker
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simon1.jpg
Final update of the weekend from myself and Simon the Emu, whom I had the pleasure of meeting at the local animal rescue's open house this afternoon. Coming ashore for the merriment were another 32 solvers:
WDunbar
ReB
dancedad17
HunterX
caf.caf
Streroto (amazing fish!)
EmilyW
Naplesguy
Doug C
CAe39
ErikThor
NDStega
kfahey714
wescovington
Kas
avian
Pap2
MatthewB
Colin
OGuyDave
Flying Burrito
Yoda66
Scott Lindholm (huge congrats -- what an adorable little one!)
Charmin
PQ63
Meowmiao71
Shays
DebbieRudy
LittleGood
DowJones
Aaugusti
Rad26

Good luck winning the Mug! Cruise Director Bob will be back with you this Thursday as the puzzle drops.
Good luck, fellow Muggles!
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Ashore!!
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Ashore after a very late start, and mistakenly choosing to follow a complicated rabbit rather than the cheesy rabbit. For now, I'll take a DOH with a right hand smack to the face. Ugh, embarrassing. :oops:
Good luck to all for a successful solve. If you see that I'm ashore - rare occasion of late - message me if you'd like a nudge. Be sure to include your progress so I can know better how to assist.

Alan A. and Maggie Muggle
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Beach feels really good after 5 weeks on the ship!
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Oh, my goodness! I forgot to submit my answer! I'm glad I remembered before zero hour.
I prefer my kale with a silent K.
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Left this until 10 minutes ago.... I completed the grid earlier today and then got busy and did not get back to it till just now.

On the beach just under the wire with 10 minutes to spare!

Cheers everyone!
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So... why is the word "avoid" (as opposed to "bunny" or "cocoa" or "habit")? Does "avoid" have anything to do the title or theme? I thought "takeout order" can be a command to assassinate and "avoid" could be an instruction to avoid direct contact. But that's morbid, isn't it?
GUAVA is not an anagram of VAGUE
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chart
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woozy wrote: Mon Jun 24, 2024 12:12 am So... why is the word "avoid" (as opposed to "bunny" or "cocoa" or "habit")? Does "avoid" have anything to do the title or theme? I thought "takeout order" can be a command to assassinate and "avoid" could be an instruction to avoid direct contact. But that's morbid, isn't it?
In one sense, YOU'RE avoids using the A, and NE'ER DO WELL avoids using a V ...
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woozy wrote: Mon Jun 24, 2024 12:12 am So... why is the word "avoid" (as opposed to "bunny" or "cocoa" or "habit")? Does "avoid" have anything to do the title or theme? I thought "takeout order" can be a command to assassinate and "avoid" could be an instruction to avoid direct contact. But that's morbid, isn't it?
they each have "A VOID" in them ...
where something has been "taken out"
and you put them "in order"
"Lots of planets have a North", the Ninth Doctor.
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chart
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MajordomoTom wrote: Mon Jun 24, 2024 12:18 am
woozy wrote: Mon Jun 24, 2024 12:12 am So... why is the word "avoid" (as opposed to "bunny" or "cocoa" or "habit")? Does "avoid" have anything to do the title or theme? I thought "takeout order" can be a command to assassinate and "avoid" could be an instruction to avoid direct contact. But that's morbid, isn't it?
they each have "A VOID" in them ...
where something has been "taken out"
and you put them "in order"
Oooooooh, I like that better than what I said. :lol:
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