Originally posted by palomine The last one is Orson Wells.
The second one is light bologna.
I don't know the first one.
here's another in the same vein: Back victory deer.
right on the last one (oars on wells). it's easier graphically though. 🙂
the second one isn't what i'm going for however (leg joint isn't bologna).
the colon in the first one shouldn't be there.
keep trying!
Originally posted by BarefootChessPlayer right on the last one ([b]oars on wells). it's easier graphically though. 🙂
the second one isn't what i'm going for however (leg joint isn't bologna).
the colon in the first one shouldn't be there.
keep trying!
Originally posted by palomine I think the first one is : elevator out of order---I still can't figure out the second one.
Here's one another one: pub, buzzing insect, line in England, hole.
right on the frist one. the letters spell "elevator" so the way they are arranged, it's "elevator out of order". a corresponding one for the british would be "ftil".
clue to the second one:
visualize what the leg joint might be, and the fluorescent tubes beneath it.
the answer to yours is barbecue pit (bar + bee + queue + pit).
Originally posted by BarefootChessPlayer right on the frist one. the letters spell "elevator" so the way they are arranged, it's "elevator out of order". a corresponding one for the british would be "ftil".
clue to the second one:
visualize what the leg joint might be, and the fluorescent tubes beneath it.
the answer to yours is [b]barbecue pit (bar + bee + queue + pit).[/b]
did anyone figure out the other one i posted (``subject verb object-t-t-t-t'😉 yet?
p. s.: i just discovered a bug in the `bbcode' script. i wanted to put the `quoted' part above in bold, but no matter what i'd do, it would throw away the rest of the line! i tried putting in extra spaces, moving the closing delimeter around, and so forth--no difference! i've seen this on other sites that use `'bbcode' so i'm sure it's something in the script that controls it. note, however, that it worked in the first line!
that's why there are so many edits.