In light of this (surprisingly popular!) tweet about Schrodinger's Puzzles in crosswords, I tried my hand at creating my own little nugget of one:pic.twitter.com/vnR9DNNo0x
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Fun little trick in the Sunday New York Times crossword yesterday: the central theme clue was "The better of two sci-fi franchises", and regardless of whether you put Star Wars or Star Trek, the crossing clues workedpic.twitter.com/NS4LDxwxxl
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They did this in 1996 as well, where the clue "winner of tomorrow's election" (or something like that) could have been either "clinton" or "bobdole"
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this is so sick
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"Star Tark?!"
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Star Tarkin' across the universe! / On the Millennium Falcon / Under Captain Kirk! ... Ewoks on the Staboard bow, starboard bow, starboard bow / Ewoks on the Starboard bow! / What'll we do, Captain?" - Show replies
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I like that you finish the Star Wars quote by suggesting that Star Trek is the better franchise
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Of the two, Star Trek is the better sci-fi series. Since, y'know, Star Wars *isn't* sci-fi.
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Who did this?! This is disturbingly clever, I applaud and salute it.
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They have done that kind of thing before. They did it the day after the Clinton vs. Dole election.pic.twitter.com/f867trVbe3
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That's neatly done.
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