This is going to take more than my early morning non-functioning brain I will come back to it later and attempt again!
Only a teeny, tiny bit!
(I’m most pleased that the format spacing worked for number 10 though. First time I’ve tried it. If anyone doesn’t have the 1 below the P and the 100 below the ci please let me know but it displays correctly on my phone.)
Sorry
Ooh these look interesting
some answers here
- Tea for two
- Big fish in a little pond
- Sit down and shut up
- Too funny for words
- mind over matter
- Repeat oneself over time?
- Two wise you are, two wise you be, I see you are too wise for me
What formating trick did you use?
My Attempt
- Tea for two
- Scrambled Eggs
- Big fish in a little pond
- Shut up and sit down
- Too funny for words
- Mind over matter
- 1111111 5:46
- Painless operation
- Too wise you are, too wise you be, I see you are too wise for me! (This one brings back memories from school!)
- P á ci ? = J a! 1 100
Ok so I’m going to come back again to try to get number 10 but I think I have the others…
Answers
- Tea for two
- Scrambled eggs
- Big fish in a small pond
- Sit down and shut up
- Too funny for words
- Mind over matter
- Once upon a time
- Painless operation
- Too wise you are, too wise you be, I see you are too wise for me.
- I will work this one out if it kills me
10 is really hard unless you’re French. I believe you are definitely capable of working out the reply. The invitation is near impossible if you haven’t heard of the venue!
Ok my basic french is being tested here- a cent (100) sous (under) ci = could join to make “a cent soucis” which translates to “a hundred worries” is this anywhere near the right lines for the answer?
Very, very close but don’t literally translate that bit back to English… you’ve chosen the hardest possible part as that is a for the venue! Try the reply part in French but with the logic from question 3 which you got right.
Also full marks on all the others so you’re doing great!
je grande, a petite (a big appetite!)
I’m getting there so it has to be something foodie
Ok edit: un sous p a cent sous ci = a souper a cent soucis (venue?), j’ai grande appetit or in English… Dinner at Cent Soucis? I’m very hungry
Well done @VanillaWithSprinkles !!!
The venue you won’t get if you don’t know it but you are absolutely there, the meaning of the invitation and reply are spot on!
Okay @Peitho… Here goes!
Answers to Rebus Puzzles
- Tea for two
- Scrambled eggs (this took me way too long to get - I feel like I don’t even deserve the point!!!)
- Big fish in a small pond
- Sit down and shut up
- Too funny for words
- Mind over matter
- I can’t work this out work
- Painless operation
- Two wise you are, too wide you be, I see you are too wise for me.
- Absolutely no clue!!
Ah, I see now. I puzzled in English. Rookie mistake.
Ah, yes failing to fully read the original quiz post makes it even harder!
…I learnt this on your identify the product in the picture round
I read that the clue was in French, but I didn’t click that the answer was going to be. What can I say? Je suis stupide.
I’m 100% going to need a full explanation for number 10 when we get the answer because I can already predict I’m still not going to get it
Rebus Puzzles Answers
- Tea for two
- Scrambled Eggs
- A big fish in a little pond
- Sit down and shut up
- Too funny for words
- Mind over matter
- Once upon a time
- Painless operation
- Too wise you are, two wise you be, I see you are too wise for me!
- Literal… un sous p á cent sous ci? = J grand a petit! (1 under P á 100 under ci? = large J small a)
To sound like… un souper á Sanssouci? = J’ai grand appetit!
In English… A dinner at the Palace of Sanssouci? = I have a big appetite!
Seriously well done everyone who had a go and sorry about number 10! @SexInTheCity you definitely get your point for scrambled eggs even if you think you don’t deserve it, @Cassii certainly a half point, maybe full for Repeat oneself over time which does basically work I think . @Ian_Chimp is Victorian Book of Rebus a real thing? …I googled it, couldnt find it though there are lots of books of Rebus puzzles. I might have to get one for the coffee table or bathroom
Obviously the victor of this quiz is @VanillaWithSprinkles though for amazingly getting number 10!
Ha. Sorry, no. It was a comment on the archaic language of, ‘Too wise you are…’ It sounded very Gollum.