šŸ“‘ VHTV Summer Crossword 2026 Vol. 2 šŸŒžā“

No, I added them. This was the first number I tried. I wasn’t sure about the exact date of the anniversary because last year the event was a few days long. But I just calculated for the final day, added the leap days and figured that if it’s not right I would only be off by one or two in either direction so I would have just tried until getting the right one.

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Yes that was how it was intended to be solved. The easier ones should be all solved by now I guess.

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I’m glad the remaining ones are considered difficult because I won’t feel bad about not knowing them :grinning_face: :grinning_face:

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But they are all solvable :grin:

You are not giving up? :wink:

Nope, never. But I feel the rest might take some time. Unless someone with photographic memory jumps in or something :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

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Nothing really interesting on TV…just Smokin’ Aces later (seen already)…
so i have this
19 jackrose
27 burping
11 indoorpool

i guess ā€˜7 seconds’

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19 Can you name the song? :wink:

9:

Cocker spaniel

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Nope. That is not it :wink:

Because you solved it here is the song I meant: White Flag

i read the lyrics…but i don’t know enough about them…
but there was a 7 seconds sex once obviously

The lyrics say ā€œI will go down with the shipā€ And what are Jack and Rose famous for? :grin:

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22:

Catalina

27:

burping

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How did you find out 22 ?

8 letters, first letter C, with an i towards the end. I just quickly had to skim through the archive’s participant list while I was already there anyway, listening to guru noises

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Well that was not how you were supposed to solve it but it’s correct either way. :joy:

Here is how I intended to solve it:

The worlds longest nonstop scheduled flight took 32h09min. The Aircraft used was named ā€œCatalinaā€

Info from Wikipedia

June 29, 1943 – July 17, 1945: Qantas operated ā€œThe Double Sunriseā€, a weekly 5,652-kilometre (3,512 mi; 3,052 nmi) flight between Perth, Australia and Koggala in Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) with average flight times of around 28 hours, using a Consolidated PBY Catalina. The flight from Ceylon to Australia on 30 August 1943, remains the record holder for longest time airborne (for a commercial passenger flight) at 32 hours, 9 minutes.

Dude, I always forget you are into airplanes. I should be looking for something like this next time. :sweat_smile:

But since you told me before that I will need the girl’s name in the dependent question I figured I would find her this way unless she was never an official participant or was removed from the archives.

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Told you you need to think a bit ā€œaround the cornerā€ in this quiz

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2 more
37 barret (dana)
36 danaeight

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You got that without solving 4 and 36 ?