THEME: familiar sentences reinterpreted
GOOD ONES: "You shoulda seen the one that got away" FINSHING LINE
"The children were angels and in bed by eight" SITTING BULL [still laughing]
"A daily jog is good for you" RUNNING ARGUMENT
"Who's ahead?" LEADING QUESTION
One may be seen with glasses OPERA [given the make-up, it's better seen from afar]
Organ with a drum EAR [most musical]
Like this answer ACROSS
Ain't good? ISN'T [so why does AIN'T have an apostrophe?]
Tweeting locales NESTS [might've been a problem for today's wired youth]
BTW: Lot's of literary allusions today.
Spouse on the Seine
MARI [but not on the Thames]
RATING:
Three grins = Loved it; Two grins = Enjoyed it; One grin = A bit bland for my taste; One teardrop = Not much fun
