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I've been playing some online Acrostic puzzles lately, and decided to try my hand at creating one. (I found a utility that makes it pretty easy. Doing it by hand would be maddening.)



Anyway, here it is. It's Mets-related, so it belongs in this forum. If I make more of them I may fully incorporate it into the UMDB.



If you've never done an Acrostic before, you fill in the answers in the lower section and as you do, you start to be able to fill out the boxes in the upper part, which contains a quotation. The first letters of each solved clue at the bottom spells out the author of the quote.



If I haven't explained it well, there's a more comprehensive explanation here: https://entertainment.howstuffworks.com/puzzles/acrostic-puzzles.htmhttps://entertainment.howstuffworks.com/puzzles/acrostic-puzzles.htm



Anyway, here's the puzzle. I hope you enjoy it.



https://leaptoad.com/mets/puzzle1.phphttps://leaptoad.com/mets/puzzle1.php


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Very nice. I'm a big acrostic fan and have done the NYT acrostic every other Sunday for probably 30 years. They don't use punctuation which makes it more difficult.


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cal sharpie wrote:

Very nice. I'm a big acrostic fan and have done the NYT acrostic every other Sunday for probably 30 years. They don't use punctuation which makes it more difficult.


Cal not even apostrophes? That's the first thing I look for


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I just think it's funny, because I've practically come to think of the UK as a by-definition matriarchal society.



It's been a long time since that lyric has been sung in earnest.


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