Visual Puns & Puzzles
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@chris fullmer said:
That is elbow grease (Greece) if I'm not mistaken.
Very good.
@lucifer1101 said:
is that spam net
It was Spam Filter and Thomas got it a few pages back.
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@unknownuser said:
and another...
Intense Walking?
Camp David?No, no...more obscure
uh, Abandon Camp?
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@earthmover said:
@unknownuser said:
and another...
Intense Walking?
Camp David?No, no...more obscure
uh, Abandon Camp?
see, now i lost cred
if this one is obscure then i will refrain from posting any more images in the thread (but i can still guess at them)..
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Haha Jeff....you have a great mind, keep 'em comin.
For this one...do the colors of the tents, or the difference in tents have anything to do with it?
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nothing to do with the colors or the way the tents are drawn or placed (the man's placement and direction is part of it though)
The drawing is just a compilation from the warehouse. -
Hmmm, if he was inside it would be 'In-tent'
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if he is leaving then 'camping out'?
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Detent?
And please don't stop, even if they are very obscure.
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none of those.
It's a pun though and not a puzzle in that the words sound similar but have different meanings (ie- grease Greece)
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Extent or Extension?
Here is another quickie. My 8 year old got it asap so don't let me down.
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Boo - Hot Chocolate?
Gaieus - A Doggy Hello?
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@chris fullmer said:
Gaieus - A Doggy Hello?
Not exactly (I thought it was going to be obviously easy)
But apparently you are already concentrating on your final masters presentation next Monday -
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I get confused as this often switches between visual puns and visual puzzles. Would you mind making it easier for a non-native-english-lad and say which type it is? Maybe then I can wrap my mind into the right mode.
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Oh, but that is part of the fun
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Pun
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i'm hung up on worship (war ship).. a lone worship or something like that..
tell me i'm off the mark so i can move on to something else
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Is the double presents of A's important?
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Could it be
**A'**Capella? ( boy thats a stretch!)
Here's an easy one
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