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Statler Waldorf...comedy duo
have fun
kfw
Edited:
REBUS puzzles
Statler Waldorf...comedy duo
have fun
kfw
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Canuck
·strawberry = BARRY
transformer hums = HUM
release a bird = FREES
To many of you, a team effort. Well done!
@JimInOz ,
I explained the clues in an earlier post. My clues are no more vague than many clues included these rebus puzzles from others, in my opinion. Abstruse, intentionally! But I am constantly amazed at how those who frequent this thread are able to come up with the answers.
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·Ok, this is a personality, whom you stateside boys will probably know best. He presented a tv program of specific content, in the US, from about the early eighties, which ran for just over a decade.
I don’t know if the series was shown outside of the US at the time, but during the lockdown in the UK, the BBC thought it would be a good idea to air the series here, as they thought it might inspire people, stuck at home and maybe feeling down, to get creative and flex their artistic vent.
He comes across, on screen, as being a bloody nice bloke, and after a bit of googling it seems he was like that in real life.
Anyway, there are few clues in there. I don’t think you’ll need to look too far into the picture clues, as they pretty much tell you everything.
I don’t know if the series was shown outside of the US at the time, but during the lockdown in the UK, the BBC thought it would be a good idea to air the series here, as they thought it might inspire people, stuck at home and maybe feeling down, to get creative and flex their artistic vent.
He comes across, on screen, as being a bloody nice bloke, and after a bit of googling it seems he was like that in real life.
Anyway, there are few clues in there. I don’t think you’ll need to look too far into the picture clues, as they pretty much tell you everything.
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·A 1940s and 1950s cartoon series.
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M'Bob
·If you don’t get it, don’t cry like a little girl...
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M'Bob
·Sorry, I was being harsh; you can cry if you want to:
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·Ok, this is a personality, whom you stateside boys will probably know best. He presented a tv program of specific content, in the US, from about the early eighties, which ran for just over a decade.
I don’t know if the series was shown outside of the US at the time, but during the lockdown in the UK, the BBC thought it would be a good idea to air the series here, as they thought it might inspire people, stuck at home and maybe feeling down, to get creative and flex their artistic vent.
He comes across, on screen, as being a bloody nice bloke, and after a bit of googling it seems he was like that in real life.
Anyway, there are few clues in there. I don’t think you’ll need to look too far into the picture clues, as they pretty much tell you everything.
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