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Canuck
·This inventor would come a close second to the Inventor of the printing press. And, no, the individual pictured in the one clue is not who you are after.
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··Melbourne AustraliaThis inventor would come a close second to the Inventor of the printing press. And, no, the individual pictured in the one clue is not who you are after.
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That would be the monumental Charles Babbage I'd say.
IMO, a stupendous intellect.
I don't know the first guy, but cabbage and the abacus gave me a light bulb moment.
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Canuck
·That would be the monumental Charles Babbage I'd say.
IMO, a stupendous intellect.
I don't know the first guy, but cabbage and the abacus gave me a light bulb moment.
Well done @JimInOz . Babbage is the guy. The guy in the clue is NBA player Charles Barkley.
When putting together the clues, I weighed showing the following picture of a Babbage Analytical engine, but that would have been a giveaway. I thought about ANALytical as a clue, but that was a non-starter! So abacus it was.
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Canuck
·As my computer tells me when I click on a file, “I’m working on it”.
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·Anybody else got an idea? I see Sir Alec Guinness, a fish called a “sauger”, a beautiful head of platinum hair, a ham, and a diving bell. But do I see an answer to this rebus? No! Stands to reason one of our “ace” rebus solvers should come up with a tough rebus!
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·I see! How does the “sauger” fit in with the answer?
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·Alexander Graham Bell considered himself a citizen of Scotland, Canada, and the USA. In later life, he spent equal time between Boston, and Baddeck, Nova Scotia.
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·I see! How does the “sauger” fit in with the answer?
Alexander Graham Bell considered himself a citizen of Scotland, Canada, and the USA. In later life, he spent equal time between Boston, and Baddeck, Nova Scotia.
I did speak too soon with the "American" part. Thank you.
It was fun though.
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·@Charlemagne1333 . In my mind, the fish in your rebus is a sauger. As a clue, what part did it have in the answer?
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·Interpret the clues given and you will arrive at a name. None of the individuals in the clues is the answer to the rebus.
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Charlemagne1333
·A classic film
A clue for ya
“You see, in this world, there’s two kinds of people, my friend... those with loaded guns, and those who dig”
A clue for ya
“You see, in this world, there’s two kinds of people, my friend... those with loaded guns, and those who dig”
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·The 1939 Disney film, The Ugly Duckling? (Hope, hope!)
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