You’re both looking fit in the picture. David looks like he does a lot of walking too.
That was a honey of a rebus. I think I have solved it and went waltzing around the lounge room singing about a West London prison to celebrate.
Hi Jack
It's a bit wild and windy here! I did venture out for a quick walk but it wasn't very enjoyable as it was spitting in the wind. I turned out of the close and as I set off up the path a branch blew out of a tree. Ten seconds later and it would have landed on my head. Might have knocked some sense into me! Saves me punching myself in the face like Earl
David is as fit as the proverbial butchers dog! He's ten years older than me but has bags of energy and is a lot fitter! He never sits still for more than five minutes!
I loved your answers to my rebus
Took me a while to twig on - especially the prison! Did you get the super bonus point as well and I missed the clue to your answer?
My puzzle today is a novel published during the reign of Queen Victoria.
#3 #4 #3 7 (#3 + #4) #5
Please lose the last letter of picture one. You need to ignore the Orient Express and people in picture two and lose the first four letters of what's remaining. Please swap the middle two letters of what you're left with. Ignore the gent in picture three and use the first three letters of what's left. Please reverse picture four and lose the last letter of picture five. Past tense for picture six and make a homophone (ish!). We're all on one line.
Three women are in the changing rooms at the squash club getting ready to play a game. Suddenly a man runs through the room wearing nothing but a bag over his head.
He passes the first woman, who looks down at his penis. "He's not my husband," she says.
He runs past the second woman, who also looks down at his penis. "No! he's not my husband either."
He passes the third woman, who also looks down as he runs by.
"Hold on a minute," she says. "He's not even a member of this club."
Leave you with a very naff joke
