Did you “chap” last week’s cufflinks? Of course you did, because you’re playing the game again, and you’re really smart. Yes, that was the Slytherin

And it was evening, and it was morning, a new year! Let’s play “Let There Be Link!” round two, week one—at the Eve of a

Cufflink time! Enjoy the easiest round ever, before round two begins! You deserve it after working so hard all year. For goodness shake, ah har

Listen up! Hear ye! Hear ye! This is the final Shabbat week of Cufflinkle, round one! Why is that, you might ask? Well, 1) Parshat

Were you strong enough to get last week’s links? Even if you didn’t, I en-courage you to play every week. You see what I did

I’m impressed with the lot of you who associated last week’s Apple™ symbol cufflinks with the fact that they were Apple™’s first logo, as in

Hi! If you thought last week’s ravenclaw cufflinks were for the birds, you were right! They had everything to do with shiluach hakan. Nice going

How have you been? Were you able to hammer out the meaning of last week’s cufflinks? Did you drive claw & order out of them?

Hi! Last week’s cufflinks were eagle heads. Some of you guessed “kanfei nesharim,” which is a great reference, but just not related to the parsha.

Hi! Looks like I was unsuccessful last week in sneaking a pun past anyone, but at least you unanimously enjoyed! Now, can I sneak another

Hi! Did you figure out why I used Israeli flags for last week’s parsha, of all parshiot, and why I suggested you’d need an umpire

Hi! Say, did you “chap” last week’s cufflinks. Speak now if you did. If you did, then you see what I did there. On to