I went back to sunday’s spot the frog when I saw the ray gun news (“a real-life ray gun! It’s officially called the “Active Denial System” and it shoots out a 100,000 watt beam of invisible radio waves which stops a person in their tracks.”)because I realized I had another anagram that mentioned a ray. The comics strip text: “Saucers are fun but they’re hard to control” also anagrammed to “Truth conferred, heat ray tool causes burn.” Sorry I didn’t get that up until I saw the news today, the 60 minutes story. There’s not room here for every possibility, is there? It works that way, sometimes’ remember the pressure gauge the other day when I wrote in my post about the temperature being about 60 degrees. Well, maybe that 60 should have been minutes not degrees. Interpretation of comics anagrams is not exactly a science, now is it? Show me the book if there is one, lol. Seems the anagram’s close enough, regardless of when done.


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