More or Les (was Bloody Plurals)

[Ozzyjack]

SPOILER ALERT - Mike's rebus

SPOILER ALERT - My rebus

SPOILER ALERT - Pen's rebus

[Ozzyjack]

Rose,  I just tried Chrome with Windows 10 and the 6 elves were there and so I can't work out where the problem is.
Pen, the eighth picture was a Venn diagram.

[blackrockrose]

Jack, the elves are still MIA.

It will have to remain one of life's little mysteries.

[mkenuk]

This 1960s 'action woman' started life as a comic strip in a newspaper before moving into films and novels.

two words, 7/6

Picture 1 - delete the last letter
Picture 3 - is a homophone'

You can get the lady's name from the first three pictures. However, if you correctly identify the figure on the left of picture 4 (7 letters) you will see the name of the villain who is her arch-enemy.

[mkenuk]

  Zoe & I sorted it out but the only thing we didn't get was picture 8. 

I also admit to being a little confused, Jack.
I worked out the rhyme (you could say I was quite 'on the Ball') and correctly identified the Venn diagram - it's taught in mathematics classes these days, as part of set theory - but, other than the rhyme, I can't quite work out how 'Venn' becomes 'then'.

[Ozzyjack]

I can't quite work out how 'Venn' becomes 'then'.

As it was about a peasants' uprising, I thought it appropriate to draw a longbow.

[Ozzyjack]

Hi Pen,

I just got back from Coorparoo where we had lunch to celebrate the birthday of one of our grandsons. It has been a long day.

So, a frivolous rebus today.  In all modesty, I must announce that I can’t conceive of a rebus to match Mike’s.

It is a malapropism of a common idiom.

#9  2  #3  #9


 
Picture 2 – remove the first letter

[Hobbit]

I also admit to being a little confused, Jack.
(you could say I was quite 'on the Ball')

I'm the one who is confused today Mike!  Definitely not on the ball I'm afraid.  You & Jack have both outwitted Zoe & I with your clever rebuses.

[Hobbit]

Hi Jack

Zoe & I have just been out for a walk & we're somewhat hot & frazzled

You & Mike have got us both flummoxed with your rebuses!

My rebus is quite simple.  It's a film from the 1970's.

#4 #6 7 (#5 + #2)



         

My friend lost his job as a TV meteorologist for taking home the weather symbols hidden under his hat...
He left under a cloud!

I saw a golf buggy parked in a disabled bay this morning and I thought to myself...
 "I wonder what his handicap is?"

A small snooze is called for

[mkenuk]

  In all modesty, I must announce that I can’t conceive .......

Very clever!

[Ozzyjack]

SPOILER ALERT - Mike's rebus

SPOILER ALERT - My rebus

SPOILER ALERT - Pen's rebus

[mkenuk]

You need to find the full name of a Bond villain with expensive tastes in firearms.

two words - 9/10

picture 1 - the second part only of the name of the city
picture 2 - the first syllable of the nickname of the very unpleasant chap in the picture

[Ozzyjack]

Hi Pen,

Bonnie is a bit sad today because her new mate caught the plane back to Canberra this morning. 

Mike has come up with another pearler.  I enjoyed doing the back story but I won't publish until tomorrow morning.

Opinions are divided whether the subject of my rebus was a great Statesman or a villain.  He was certainly no friend of the Musketeers.
#8  #6  9(#4  1  #4)
     e
Second picture – remove the “b”
Third Picture – obvious characteristic
Fourth Picture – sounds like


 

[Hobbit]

You need to find the full name of a Bond villain with expensive tastes in firearms.

I think I've solved this one Mike!  Your rebus yesterday was brilliant & very sneaky   We went off at a tangent & spent ages trying to identify the model

[Hobbit]

Bonnie is a bit sad today because her new mate caught the plane back to Canberra this morning. 

Mike has come up with another pearler.  I enjoyed doing the back story but I won't publish until tomorrow morning.

Hi Jack

Oh dear   I bet you'll all be missing Bonnie's new mate.  Hopefully it wont be too long before he pays a return visit.

Mike's on fire at the moment & you're not so shabby yourself   We didn't manage to solve either of the rebuses yesterday.
Thankfully I've had more success today

The subject of my rebus is also French.  Born in the 18th century. If I say any more it'll be a gimme!
#7 #2 #4

Picture 1 is a homophone.  Picture 2 please lose the last letter.  Surname of the lady in picture 3 & then change the first letter.

         

A lady inserted an 'ad' in the classifieds: 'Husband wanted'. Next day she received a hundred letters. They all said the same thing: 'You can have mine.'

My neighbour said he tripped over his wife's bra when he got out of bed this morning...
he said it was a booby trap!

How do you find Will Smith in a snowstorm?
Look for the fresh prints!

Leave you with some silly naff jokes