So normally it’s a game you solve with two words, but what we always did was once our two solve was over, we would make funny sentences.
This spells my mom’s name, but it also spells “PomPom mop popcorn not turnips” which was one of our sentences, and the very first sentence involving the recurring (and frequently angry) character of PomPom
So a real nyt letterboxed puzzle is always solvable in a words, but they give you a number to get under depending on how hard the game is that night. Generally it says to solve in 4 words. After we got our two solve (every night we made sure to solve in 2), we would use the board to make funny sentences. We spent hours playing this game each week. Sometimes hours in a single night just having fun writing out silly things.
This is likely not solvable in 2 words, though I haven’t tried. Instead it spells out my mom’s name (Tina Marie), and in another way, it spells out the first funny sentence my mom ever got with a particular reoccurring character named PomPom (PomPom mop popcorn, not turnips!). She and I laughed for so long over that. Made up a whole backstory of this chick PomPom who works at a movie theater and rage quits one day because they have this rocky horror style cult movie showing, and when she comes in to clean up the audience has just thrown fucking turnips everywhere, and PomPom is like “fuck this! PomPom mop popcorn! Not turnips! I’m done with this shit!”