Rubik’s Cube
A subway stand-out
Puzz’ler on the uptown 5
Solv’d before his stop.
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Rubik’s Cube
A subway stand-out
Puzz’ler on the uptown 5
Solv’d before his stop.
Kikki Living 
Almost. Accents can get in the way. Clever though. Also, we are not an ancient society. Break a rule here and there. Clever is still clever
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Ah yes, I caught myself too late on my Americanese pronunciation of solv-ed. You’ll see I’ve edited with a quick cheat!
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Actually I was referring to puzzler. It is three sylables according to Websters. They are so staid. I had to look it up because my speech pattern uses two syllables but my brain said three. I didn’t catch solved. I thought that was correct. Darned 5-7-5. Lets create a new form that works with all syllables and all meters. We can call it…
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According to the Google Translator, “whatever we want it to be” translates to the Japanese, “wareware wa sore ni naritai mono wa nandemo.”So I say we just shorten it to “whatever” and call our new form “wareware!”
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