Ooooh, I think I have it!

Thanks, Jasdip - Happy Sunday, all!

I have it as well. Thanks Jasdip.

tj

Hmm - I have a guess, hope it's correct 🤔

Pretty darn sure that I have this one.

Thanks, Jasdip

I never get any of them, so the fact that I thought of an answer immediately, it can't be right?

I guess i’m the obly dummy not getting this toughie? I do have a guess but it’s not creative enough to be right.

Well then, I'd bet we're twins food.

Except, you're the smarter twin, because you typically get the answer.

Do you mean I got it right? WHAT?!!

We’re not twinsies, Rob!

Yep, thanls again.

tj

So 'backward' is the answer?

Yay - I got it 😀

But I never get it. So maybe I overthink things?

Got it. Thanks, Jasdip

Got it! For once, this one hit me right away, and I almost wrote a comment to that effect -- don't get the "easy" ones, quickly get the "tough" ones, it's bizarro world! -- but it was too early for hints. Looking forward to not getting next week's easy one!!

Rob ... if you don't consider yourself food for twins ... I think you need to add a comma just before the last word in that first line, maybe?

o j

^^and if she does, consider an apostrophe!

No, that's the cadence I wanted. The funny thing is my boss and I fight over commas. He wants to put in a million of them. Editors also take out his commas. 😉

But I don't get your comment food. Where does the apostrophe go?

I’m prone to using way too many commas. I go on a comma hunt as part of any proofreading. Funny thing, yesterday I sent my sister a draft of a business letter. She suggested a revision to one paragraph, and it was littered with commas. I suspect we both got it from my mom, which has me guessing they’re used more freely in German. I’ve never tried to verify if that’s true or just my mom’s style.

Anyway, Rob, the apostrophe would be used if in fact you did mean we’re food for twins. "We're twins' food."

You and I are food for two genetically similar people? Heh

We're twins FOAS!