July 25, 2026July 23, 2026 by multipleciduers Saturday Morning OYs July 25, 2026 Oy, (Not a Cidu) 9 to 5, B.C., Break of Day, Dark Side of the Horse, Dave Coverly, Harley Schwadron, Johnny Hart, Nate Fakes, Samson, Speed Bump 7 Comments Mitch4 sends this in: Related
I have CIDU to thank for tipping me off to “Dark Side of the Horse,” now a daily read. “Gooey Naan” would work well as a replacement for “Girly Man” in the old, Old Buffalax imagined captions to Indian movies. LikeLike
Lots of punny baseball clues in crossword puzzles. He decides if you’re safe. UMP Waiting to go home. ON DECK LikeLiked by 1 person
Well, it’s still home plate whether you start there or end there. But like you say, it’s generally the plate before the run, home at the end. LikeLike
Yes, but I’ve never heard of going from the on-deck circle to the plate as “going home”. That phrase is reserved for runners,. LikeLike
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I have CIDU to thank for tipping me off to “Dark Side of the Horse,” now a daily read.
“Gooey Naan” would work well as a replacement for “Girly Man” in the old, Old Buffalax imagined captions to Indian movies.
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That baseball “work from home” bit has been in crossword puzzles lately, mostly for UMPIRE.
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I’m glad they didn’t write it as pro-bone!
The Dark Side of the Horse is particularly good.
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Lots of punny baseball clues in crossword puzzles.
He decides if you’re safe. UMP
Waiting to go home. ON DECK
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I wouldn’t think of going to bat as “going home”. Perhaps “ON THIRD”.
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Well, it’s still home plate whether you start there or end there. But like you say, it’s generally the plate before the run, home at the end.
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Yes, but I’ve never heard of going from the on-deck circle to the plate as “going home”. That phrase is reserved for runners,.
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