Satanic crypt

Extraneous surface word threw me, at first.

** find **
 
Extraneous surface word threw me, at first.

** find **
Yepper!
Nothing extraneous:
come across = find
a heartless devil = fi(e)nd

Btw, a crypt with an extraneous "link" word
is more "fun", as the link word can be disguised
as an indicator (as example).
 
… Nothing extraneous …
Okay, if you say so. But, you've called me out for what you implied were unnecessary words.

Like: "Why say a heartless devil? Come across heartless devil does the trick."


Btw, a crypt with an extraneous "link" word is more "fun", as the link word can be disguised as an indicator (as example).
Agree -- added challenge. I had first considered "heartless devil" as direct, with a short synonym of "come" spread across the letter 'a'.
 
Like: "Why say a heartless devil? Come across heartless devil does the trick."
The Brits would prefer including the "a": more "normal" sentence created;
they call it "better surface".
 
The Brits would prefer including the "a": more "normal" sentence created;
they call it "better surface".
I understand the surface preference. What I don't understand is why its good for you and yours, but sometimes not for me. :cool:
 
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