Visual Puns & Puzzles
-
@unknownuser said:
I never read the all the posts.... Blame my short attention span.
you put more effort in to your though
-
.
-
Hauling ass?
Moving your ass?
Ass on the move?
-
Your first instinct was correct.
-
it's been a while since we played this game. . .
-
Chocolate Moose?
-
I was thinking Brown Bullwinkle. . .but Chocolate Moose is good!
mmmmmm . . .. .chocolate. . . .
-
Here's one from me. Just made it for this thread.
Tip: pay attention to detail
I hope this wont be to much of a problem for you guys 
-
standing iron?
standing japanese iron?
sinking boat hull?
-
The first two characters mean "Ch*na", so it's not Japanese.
Chnese FireWall?
Chnese Iron regime?
I'm using asterisks so as not to get the SCF banned in Ch*na. -
@ecuadorian said:
I'm using asterisks so as not to get the SCF banned in Ch*na.
You don't have to worry about that, just give a search to the word China on the forum, you'll fine 18 pages with it.
-
@ultimatez 32 said:
standing iron?
standing japanese iron?
sinking boat hull?
nope
@ecuadorian said:
Chnese FireWall?
Chnese Iron regime?good thinking, but no. The writing is in chinese, a very popular phrase actually throuout the world.
I guess you'll need some clues
-
Singing iron? is there some company name Sing Ying that produces quality iron?
-
@marian said:
Singing iron? is there some company name Sing Ying that produces quality iron?
Think more carefully about the clue and the phrase. The iron is made from really heavy metal
-
iron maiden
-
-
I was about to say Iron Man...
[flash=853,505:1ol8tugh]http://www.youtube.com/v/UvFct0oaFeg&fs=1[/flash:1ol8tugh] -
Tha maiden part of the pun wasn't as easy to figure out, with all the chinese lettering and a musical connection....
-
A 'flat' iron !
-
@marian said:
Tha maiden part of the pun wasn't as easy to figure out, with all the chinese lettering and a musical connection....
It actually was "made in china" in chinese, but I was not hoping that someone would uderstand it
It would have been too easy if I had just written it in english, so I wanted everyone to think about the conections. Also I thought that the words "music group" would be pretty obvious to spot, but I got "Sing Ying " instead 
Here's an easy one
Advertisement