Puzzle Description:

My hero Guy Noir,lights one up while hiding behind the ACME building,waiting to see what danger could be coming to visit him.

#1: Bruce Yanoshek (yanogator) on Sep 20, 2012

What a wonderful amount of detail, and all solvable by line logic.

Oooh! Is this the beginning of a new series, Aldege? I am intrigued! I sense Guy will be a very interesting character. Very nice image!

Is that the same ACME company where Wile E. Coyote gets his dynamite and other gear for his mission to destroy the Roadrunner?

Challenging solve and fun image, and ditto #2.

Ah ha! There must be a connection between Wile E. Coyote and Guy Noir because I don't believe in coincidences. Good puzzle. Intriguing.

Outstanding, Aldege!

Thx gang,It was not my idea to start a new series,but later last night i admit i started thinking of puzzles to make(i do this often),and kept thinking of more Guy Noir scenarios i could do,so yes there is a strong possibility of a new series.:)

No it's the ACME building,which is owned by the ACME Co.
It's their corporate headquarters,and they lease office space to other businesses.:)

Wile Coyote is one of ACME's best customers. He's earned enough ACME club points to buy 2 cases of dynamite,and a pack of rockets.:)

Nope sorry Norma,no connection that i'm aware of,unless Wile shares office space,or Wile uses the same brand of cigarettes as Guy does,to light the dynamite fuses.:)

he's got to stop smoking

LOL Tom.:)

Man, I haven't listened to Garrison Keillor in ages. I think the last time was shortly before I graduated high school in '93. That March, a freak snowstorm hit Birmingham the very day that GK was set to perform at the Alabama Theatre. He made it, but most of his audience was snowed in. We listened to his show over transistor radio, huddled by the fireplace (my parents had bought tickets). He even wrote a fantastic song for the show, called "The Birmingham Blizzard of Ninety-Three." Since he's from Minnesota, I'm sure he was amused that the entire city shut down for about 6-8" of snow.

(Guy Noir is one of his old timey radio show characters)

Birmingham had no power for about a week. I remember sitting in the car, just to soak up some heat from the sun. I was supposed to fly out to Texas for my college interview, so I spent the night at my dad's office (on his boss's leather couch) and had a proper shower before my flight.

Niki and i still listen to Garrison on Minnesota Public Radio,although we haven't since we moved. Guy Noir is my favourite of his skits. Last time we listened,Garrison was readying a young female,to take over the program. He was to make guest appearances. I hope he's still on,he's brilliant.:)

great image al :)

Great Al!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBdcQmZ9TBc

thx for the link jota

Thx Travis,and Jota.:)

I had never heard of Garrison before but I really enjoyed the clip and this puzzle

Thx Susan,try looking on Google for Prairie Home Companion. You can watch all the old shows.:)

There was a movie, also...

Yes there was Tom,i have the DVD. It was quite good and Garrison played himself.:)

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