I wanted this to be DDE, even though I think the FDIC was probably created after people lost the money they had in the bank in the Great Depression. We’ve got CORNERSTONE and STREETWISE above WALLPAPERED, and KING-SIZE BED atop RHUBARB PIE and AT A DISCOUNT. The most notable feature in this grid is the six-pack of 10- and 11-letter non-theme entries. So the answer to the question posed by the puzzle’s title is: Well, is the darn thing working or not? If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. As in developing the film for a short film. That means you’re running out of time to cross. Unlike a computer, that’s the elevator’s job. And you can see the cool shapes of the special pieces, like a horse, people, butterflies, and seven long bendy ones that interlace. You can see that most of the edge pieces meet at skinny tips and need an inside piece to join them together. Click through and look at the third picture, the photo of the back side of the puzzle. This Van Gogh puzzle damn near killed me and I loved it. Hey! If you like wooden jigsaw puzzles with a high degree of challenge, check out Liberty Puzzles. Unlike a cell phone, a jigsaw is supposed to keep cutting shapes out. Ginzburg (who is not Matt Ginsberg) finds contexts where those idioms also mean the things are working just fine:
Idiomatic expressions that mean “not working properly” can have other meanings. NY Times crossword solution, 8 4 13 “Should I Call The Repairman?”
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