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ACROSS
1 Peruvian capital
5 Immune system
component
10 Wingding
14 Hera's warlike
son
15 Hit from the
past
16 Arthur of tennis
17 Go on a tirade
18 Game-show
host
20 Water conduit
22 Ventured
23 Trashy stench
24 Fanatics
26 Dunce’s perch
29 Make a bust
31 Sometime
33 Many
34 Welcoming rug
37 Benevolent
38 Flashy outfit
40 Agree
41 Teamwork
42 Ancient harp
43 Chopin studies
45 Expel from a
country
47 Motel rooms
48 Plays again
51 French priest
53 Alas and_
54 Late risers
58 Jury-rigged
61 Sundance
Festival state
62 Parcel of land
63 Broad necktie
64 Huxley novel,
“Eyeless in_"
65 Eye sore
66 Tractor man
67 Passel
DOWN
1 Tomb raider
Croft
2 Babylonia, now
3 Bill of fare
4 Planetoid
5 Close-fitting hat
6 Henhouse
sounds
7 Correct text
8 Taylor who
played Cleo
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9 Moon car,
briefly
10 Lava rock
11 Houston player
12 Ghost costume
13 Cattle
collectives
19 Be flexible
21 Computer giant
24 Bantu language
25 Wed on the run
26 Rice wine -
27 Wreath piece
28 Say it ain’t so!
30 Provide food
32 King Tut’s land
34 Skirt length
35 Assist a criminal
36 Hardy heroipe
39 Son of
Aphrodite
40 Spring beetles
42 Full of holes
44 Brass band
member
45 Judicial decision
46 Tux adjuster
48 Princes of India
Solutions
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49 Put in office
50 Response to a
thrust
52 Midler of
“Beaches”
54 Bedbugs’
cousins
55 List-ending
abbr.
56 Stun
57 Robert of
“Jaws”
59 Naughty
60 _as directed
Horoscopes
ARIES An obstacle you've been
up against is starting to fade
away. A person who was
completely stuck might even
begin to budge. Love is the
secret of your success and
everyone else's, too.
TAURUS It's lucky that you're
so stubborn; you can hold out
for what you want. The odds
are good that you'll have to
compromise, but you'll still get
a better deal.
GEMINI It's not a good time to
travel, at least not for a little
while. Tomorrow and the next
day are better. In the
meantime, finish a tough job.
CANCER If at first you don't
succeed, try another tactic.
The “easy” way is much
harder now than a method that
takes more work. You'll
achieve your goals through
your efforts, but a gamble will
not pay off.
LEO Your partner might
disagree with you, forcing a
compromise. This you can
readily do. You know there are
more important things than
getting your own way.
Graciousness leads to more
love.
VIRGO Don't get
overconfident. Check
constantly for errors or
changes in plans. It's not your
fault, so don’t blame yourself,
and try not to get too annoyed.
LIBRA A conflict between love
and money could have you
hovering at wit's end. Of
course, you can't decide
between them. You can’t bear
to settle for not having both, j
nor should you. Hold out.
SCORPIO You're facing
, resistance. Turn it into an
advantage. By pretending you
won't do a tough job, you might
get a better price. Just make
sure you don't hold out for too
long.
SAGITTARIUS Proceed with
caution for a Ljttle while
longer. Finish old business
before you launch a new
enterprise or make
suggestions. You'll be more
effective tomorrow.
CAPRICORN If you can't afford
to give as much as you'd like to
a worthy cause, donate your
time instead of your money.
That works to everyone's
benefit.
AQUARIUS You might not be
able to convince them all, but
you can certainly try. You'll be
surprised to discover that you
have allies where you least
expected.
PISCES The more responsible
you are, the more
responsibility you'll take on in
your life. Don't let this worry
you. All you have to do is
respect your considerations
without letting them stop you.
It gets easier with practice.
CALENDAR
Friday
“TEXAS CHAINSAW
MASSACRE”: 8 p.m. Russell
House Theater.
“CASADE LOS BABYS": 7
and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon
Theatre, 937 Main St.
MIKEN PIKE WITH BENJI
DAVIS PROJECT, BEN
BURNS JAZZ: 9 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern, 122 State
St. $521+, $7 under 21.
CAPTAIN EASY: Sundance
Bar and Grill, 902-B Gervais
St.
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Trustus Theatre, 520 Lady
St. $17.50.
Saturday
“CASADELOS BABYS”:7
p.m. and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon
Theatre, 937 Main St. $6.50,
$5.50 students.
CLAYTON RAVINE WITH THE
FUNK STYLISTS, THAT'S WHAT
SHE SAID, ZACH MERRITT
BAND: 9 p.m. New Brookland
Tavern 122 State St. $5 21+, $7
under 21.
MORE THAN EVER WITH
STEPHEN JEFFERIES: 9 p.m.
Jammin Java 1530 Main St.
“JAR THE FLOOR”: 9 p m.
Trustus Theatre, 520 Lady St.
Saturday, 8 p.m.
Russell House Theater.
$17.50.
DEXTER FREEBISH
Sundance Bar and Grill, 902-B
Gervais St.
Sunday
“LOVE ACTUALLY": 4 and 9
p.m. Russell House Theater.
“CASA DE LOS BABYS,;: 3,7
and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon
Theatre, 937 Main St.
MADISON FAIR WITH
ALDERMAN DOUGLAS, THE
GUILDED AGE: 5 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern 122 State
St. $5 21+, $7 under 21.
“JAR THE FLOOR”: 3 p.m.
Trustus Theatre, 520 Lady St.
I-Pay-What-I-Can matinee.