Let's Fire Up Those Neurons!

And I thought we just signed armistice.
Offensive planned, pincer movement, command the tanks, fire the artillery!
(rat ta tat rat tat)

 

Arrey, just a pebble across the DMZ and you are off to round up the artillery? Tsk, tsk.

 

Sorry could not resist counter attack of riddling you!
(puzzles or pebbles)

 

@Neurtites,

In my quest for animation, cartoon, illustrations and sketches I landed at best animated short films. These are short animated films of 2-15 min duration.

Easy to find(most are available on public domain) and watch during commute.
Loved "Paperman" (2012) "Old man and the sea" (1999).

 

My parents are used to a home bound waif with bruises and dishevelled hair beating up neighbourhood lads. sokanasanah's parents may be shocked at the unruly and ill-disciplined company he has been keeping that someone assaulted their well-behaved & groomed kid.


My dad might even say - "Has she broken only limbs in the scuffle or caused grave damage"

 

Actually it is 1/10 for the effort.
I'm a lazy person and all that search, clipping, cropping & alignment tires me.

Now I discovered the app: "picstich"
Below puzzle created in 45 sec.

Select the layout , clip the image, copy & upload here.

Puzzle: Name the book



Steps:




Are we ready for rapid fire round now?

 

Ha, ha. :rotfl

 

The ancient roots of the word are proto-Indo-Eurpoean, so not simply restricted to continental languages. The common thread stretches all the way across, from star (English) to stern (German) to stella (Latin) to aster / astra (Greek / Latin) to Tara (Sanskrit) to Sitara (Urdu / Hindustani).