Friday Cheat Sheet

Okay, so just like last week we had two puzzles. One without any words and another consisting entirely of words. Also, my very first acrostic which I think I mentioned before how obscenely long it took me to make it. I wish I could find a way to better present those kind of puzzles online, because really if you wanted to solve it, you'd really have to print out both the clues and puzzle picture and do it by hand, and my God people we live in the twenty-first century! You should be able to solve acrostics on your laptop while you zip through the air in your fully automated flying car as your personal robot butler massages your feet. Well, one out of three ain't bad. Anyway, the answers to all of your questions, including life the universe and everything (42) after the jump!

Magzine Picture Puzzle

1. MAD Magazine
2. Harper's Magazine
3. People
4. Scientific American
5. The New Yorker
6. Premiere
7. National Geographic
8. Bon Appetit
9. The Advocate
10. The Economist
11. Asimov's Science Fiction
12. Time
13. Wired
14. Forbe's Magazine
15. T.V. Guide
16. Vanity Fair
17. Games Magazine (of course)
18. Hightlights for Children
19. Sport's Illustrated
20. Better Homes and Gardens

And now the Acrostic ->

The quote was from Ogden Nash's The Purist:

Camped on a tropic riverside,
One day he missed his loving bride.
She had, the guide informed him later,
Been eaten by an alligator.
Professor Twist could not but smile.
"You mean," he said, "a crocodile."

And the answers to the clues are:

A. Olive Oyl

B. Green Thumb

C. Diderot

D. Euclidian

E. Needlepoint

F. Nashville

G. Adios Amigos

H. Sidled

I. Harper's Ferry

J. To Boot 

K. Heidi

L. Ernest Hemingway

M. Picasso

N. Uma Thurman

O. Reefer Madness

P. Ichabod

Q. Sited

R. Tobacco