I get down on my knees for you
Quite correct - Apologies!
Rebus Puzzles (VIII): Naughty Rebus 
Two Rebus puzzles a weekend is probably excessive but I happened to have time on my hands this morning and @Ian_Chimp inspired me above so here’s a silly (not hard) Rebus puzzle with a slightly sexual twist. Hope you enjoy… all welcome!
What are the following saying?
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PBUASLLSSY
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GET YOUR END
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(BAT BAT BAT BAT) | (BAT BAT BAT BAT)
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KNOCKED
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OUT
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2ST1NK -
ЯOFINGEROꓷ
Tags to possible participants though all very welcome:
@VanillaWithSprinkles @SexInTheCity @Ian_Chimp @Cassii @Sea @Silkyhat @MsSubExperimenter @WillC
Also brief nod to @Lovehoney_Brenna , don’t think I’m breaking any rules but thought I’d better check language used is acceptable
This sort of quiz is more my mentality.
Good Luck Everybody
Good Luck Everybody
Here goes....
- Balls deep in pussy
- You’re on top tonight
3.Get on you - Get your end away
- Bi sexual
6.Knocked up - Taking off your bra
8.Out on the pull
9.Two in the pink, one in the stink
10.Fingering the back door.
Welcome aboard @FL45H !
My Answers to:
Rebus Puzzles (VIII): Naughty Rebus 🧩
- Balls deep in pussy
- You’re on tonight
- Go on you
- Get your end away
- Bat for the other side?
- Knocked up
- Eyes down on ze-bra box
- Out on the pull
- Two in pink, one in stink?
- Finger in back door
Anyone else want a go at the Naughty Rebus before I put the answers up? 7½ is the score to beat so far with good answering from @FL45H and @Ian_Chimp
@VanillaWithSprinkles @SexInTheCity @Cassii @Sea @Silkyhat ?
I’ll give it a miss thanks, not my thing!
No, I thought had you wanted a go, you would have done so before now so I just tagged the known Rebus fans this time .
Will give it until lunch time and then post answers if no one else wants in
Reminds me too much of General Progress tests for the 11-Plus!
Oooh a second Rebus, what a treat!
Answers to Rebus VIII
- Balls deep in pussy
- You are on top tonight
- Go down on you
- Get your end away?
- Bat for the same side?
- Knocked up?
- This one is baffling me… I’m guessing it’s something about a bra but I’m struggling
Eyes down the bra cage?
I don’t know
- Out on the pull
- Two in the pink, one in the stink
- A finger in the back door
Sorry for lateness - work got in the way!
Answers to Rebus (VIII) : Naughty Rebus
Questions located here.
- Balls deep in pussy
- You’re on top tonight
- Go down on you
- Get your end away
- Bat for both sides
- Knocked up
- Hung like a horse (never occurred to me that Zebra would stipulate a bra - sorry… Will try a donkey next time!
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- Out on the pull
- Two in the pink, one in the stink (aka two in the goo, one in the poo - thank you Jimmy Carr for that one)
- Fingering the back door
Thank you guys for playing and the Rebus trophy moves on to @SexInTheCity with an impressive 8½ out of 10
(17/03/21)
Welcome to this Wednesday’s Great Hump Day Quiz!
We’re always trying to add more people to our quiz gang , so check out how to hide your answers, pop them in a post, and I’ll add you to the Scoreboard.
Where do the questions come from?
I found a mysterious old box of trivial pursuit, with even more trivial pursuits stuffed inside. It is a treasure trove of quiz questions, and all of them really old. Perfect fodder for a Hump Day special.
Piecing together a few bits and bobs, there were three sets, and a couple of the instructions. One is a Genus Edition, dated 2001, and the other the 20th Anniversary one, 2004. There’s also another old style board and questions in there that looks/smells quite a bit older. That’s the box they’re all stuffed in, and that has ©1983 printed on it. No instructions, so not sure if that’s accurate. That one says it’s a Master Game Genus Edition.
So, there you go. It’s a bit random, but it should add to the fun.
Categories:
💙 Geography
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What canal, spelled backwards, is a Greek god?
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What country consists mainly of the Jutland Peninsula?
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What’s pollo on a menu in Rome?
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How Many English counties touch Dartmoor?
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What islands got their name from the Spanish baja mar, meaning “shallow water”?
💗Entertainment
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Who wrote Rhapsody in Blue?
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Who claimed she’d always thought Coq au Vin was love in a lorry?
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What 1951 film featured Ronald Reagan raising a chimp?
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Which movie starring Juliette Binoche and Johnny Depp sees Vianne opening up a sweety shop?
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What is Norville’s nickname in Scooby Doo?
💛 History
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Who lost her head at Fotheringhay in 1587?
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What shop started with the slogan: “Don’t ask the price - It’s a penny”?
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Who was the last Anglo-Saxon king of England?
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Who won the 1942 Nobel Peace Prize?
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Who summons the House of Commons to the House of Lords for the Queen’s speech?
💩 Art & Literature
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What was the first Sam Spade novel?
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Who lost his “precious” to a hobbit?
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What Henri Charriere best-seller describes his escape from Devil’s Island?
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Who was Helen of Troy’s Trojan lover?
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Who devoured a cake with the words “Eat Me” written on it in currants?
💚 Science & Nature
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What is Kitty Hawk, North Carolina famous for?
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What causes baker’s itch?
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What might you spit out if you’ve just had a Norfolk Giant in your mouth?
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How many noggins are there in a pint?
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What sort of ache is otalgia?
🧡 Sprot & Leisure
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How many times can a horse win the Derby?
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What’s the highest ranking suit in Bridge?
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What colours do West Ham and Aston Villa play in?
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Which beach hosted the 2000 Olympic beach volleyball competition?
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What game does the New York Institute for the Investigation of Rolling Spheroids specialise in?
Scoreboard
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@WillC | 21 | 4 | 5 | 4 | 5 | 2 | 1 |
@MsSubExperimenter | 19½ | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3½ | 4 |
@Peitho | 18½ | 4 | 4 | 1 | 4 | 2 | 3½ |
@SexInTheCity | 18 | 4 | 2 | 5 | 2 | 2 | 3 |
@Ian_Chimp | 18 | 4 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 2 |
@FL45H | 15 | 5 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 3 | 4 |
@Sea | 14 | 3 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 1 | 1 |
@LuciousLegs | 10 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
@Jacob0098 | 8 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 2 |
The Answers
| Geography |
Entertainment
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| 1. Suez | 1. George Gerschwin
| 2. Denmark | 2. Victoria Wood
| 3. Chicken | 3. Bedtime for Bonzo
| 4. One (Devon) | 4. Chocolat
| 5. Bahamas | 5. Shaggy
| History |
Arts & Literature |
| 1. Mary Queen of Scots | 1. The Maltese Falcon
| 2. Marks and Spencer | 2. Gollum
| 3. Harold | 3. Papillion
| 4. No one | 4. Paris
| 5. Black Rod | 5. Alice
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Science & Nature |
Sprot & Leisure |
| 1. The Wright
Brothers’ first flight | 1. One
| 2. Yeast | 2. Spades
| 3. Raspberry pips | 3. Claret and blue
| 4. Four | 4. Bondi Beach
| 5. Ear | 5. Marbles
WillC Answers
Geography
1, Suez
2, Denmark
3, Chicken?
4, 2?
5, Bahamas?
Entertainment
1, George Gershwin
2, Victoria Wood?
3, Bedtime For Bonzo!
4, Chocolat
5, Shaggy!
History
1, Mary Queen of Scots?
2, M&S!
3, Harold
4, No idea
5, Black Rod?
Art and Literature
1, Maltese Falcon?
2, Gollum/Smeagol!
3, Papillon (great book and film!)
4, Paris?
5, Alice?
Science and Nature
1, The first manned flight by the Wright brothers.
2, Flour?
3, No idea!
4, No idea
5, Earache
Sprot and Leisure
1, Unlimited?
2, No idea
3, Claret and blue!
4, No idea
5, Ten Pin Bowling?
MsSub Answers
- What canal, spelled backwards, is a Greek god? Suez
- What country consists mainly of the Jutland Peninsula? Netherlands?
- What’s pollo on a menu in Rome? Chicken (would be the same in Madrid)
- How Many English counties touch Dartmoor? 2?
- What islands got their name from the Spanish baja mar, meaning “shallow water”? Bahamas?
Entertainment
- Who wrote Rhapsody in Blue? George Gershwin?
- Who claimed she’d always thought Coq au vin was love in a lorry? No idea, a comedienne?
- What 1951 film featured Ronald Reagan raising a chimp? No idea, Bigfoot?
- Which movie starring Juliette Binoche and Johnny Depp sees Vianne opening up a sweety shop? Chocolat?
- What is Norville’s nickname in Scooby Doo? Shaggy?
History
- Who lost her head at Fotheringhay in 1587? Mary, Queen of Scots?
- What shop started with the slogan: “Don’t ask the price - It’s a penny”? No idea, Poundland!
- Who was the last Anglo-Saxon king of England? Harold?
- Who won the 1942 Nobel Peace Prize? Churchill?
- Who summons the House of Commons to the House of Lords for the Queen’s speech? Black Rod?
Art & Literature
- What was the first Sam Spade novel? No idea
- Who lost his “precious” to a hobbit? Sméagol (later to become Gollum)
- What Henri Charriere best-seller describes his escape from Devil’s Island? Angel’s Wings (maybe the way he escaped
), no idea!
- Who was Helen of Troy’s Trojan lover? Paris?
- Who devoured a cake with the words “Eat Me” written on it in currants? Alice
Science & Nature
- What is Kitty Hawk, North Carolina famous for? A plane?
- What causes baker’s itch? Flour?
- What might you spit out if you’ve just had a Norfolk Giant in your mouth? Pips?
- How many noggins are there in a pint? 4?
- What sort of ache is otalgia? Earache?
Sprot & Leisure
- How many times can a horse win the Derby? 1?
- What’s the highest ranking suit in Bridge? Clubs?
- What colours do West Ham and Aston Villa play in? Claret & blue, mainly claret with blue accents generally
- Which beach hosted the 2000 Olympic beach volleyball competition? Bondi Beach?
- What game does the New York Institute for the Investigation of Rolling Spheroids specialise in? Marbles?
My answers…
💙 Geography
- Suez (Couldn’t think of many canals but luckily know my Greek Gods and first and most obvious worked!
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- I’m sure I should know this!
- Chicken
- I think it’s entirely in Devon so… 1
- The Bahamas?
💗 Entertainment
- Gershwin’s Rapsody in Blue is the name in my head so I’ll stick with him.
- Victoria Wood possibly
- Monkey business
- Chocolat
- Since Fred and Shaggy are the male characters let’s guess Shaggy’s real name is Norville
💛 History
- Marie Antoinette (think she’s later though!)
- Woolworths?
- 1066 and all that- Harold!
- Not a lot of peace then, not a clue
- The speaker?
💩 Art and Literature
- The Maltese Falcon
- Gollum
- Paris
- Alice in Wonderland
💚 Science and Nature
- Um…
- Allergy to wheat flour?
- I thought it was a raspberry. Why would you spit out a raspberry?
- 6?
- Earache
🧡 Sprot and Leisure
- Once it’s for 3yo’s
- Spades I think (based on playing whist as a child)
- Red?
- Bondi Beach? That’s in Sydney, right?
- Bowling?
Best of luck everyone
Geography
- Suez
- Norway
- Chicken
- 3
- The Baja Islands
Entertainment
- Shakespeare
- Celia Black
- Planet of the apes 50’s version
- Chocolat
- Fred
History
- Mary Queen Of Scotts
- Woolworths
- King Alfred
- Mahatma Ghandi
- Mr Speaker
Art & Literature
- 50 shades of grey
- Gollum
- Escape from Alcatraz
- Leonidas
- Oliver
Science & Nature
- Carolina Reaper Chilli’s
- Flour
- Blood
- 4
- Neck Ache
Sport & Leisure
- 3 Times
- Diamonds
- Blue & Maroon
- Bondi Beach
- Bowling
Good Luck Everybody
Here goes....
Geography
- Suez
- Denmark
- Chicken
- One
- Bahamas
Entertainment
- Chocolat
- Shaggy
History
- Blackrod
Art & Literature
Science & Nature
- Powered flight
- Flour
- Seeds
- 4
Sprot & Leisure (Sprot)
- Once
- Spades
- Claret and Blue
- Marbles
My go
Geography
- ?
- Denmark
- chicken
- 2? somerset and devon?
- Bahamas ?
Entertainment
- Gershwin
- ?
- ?
- ?
- Shaggy ?
History
- Mary Queen of Scots
- Woolworths?
- King Harold
- Ghandi?
- Black rod
Art & Literature
- ?
- Gollum?
- Papillon ?
- Paris
- Alice
Science & Nature
- ?
- ?
- guessing ??? sweetcorn???
- ?
- ear
Sprot & Leisure
1.?
2. ?
3. ooooo i know a s&l one ! CLARET & BLUE (with a bit of yellow)!
4. ?
5. ?
Sorry I’m late…
Answers to Hump Day Quiz 17.03.21
Geography:
- Suez
- Not sure
- Chicken
- One
- Bahamas
Entertainment:
- Bedtime for Bonzo
- Chocolat
History:
- Mary Queen of Scots
- M&S
- Harold II
- There wasn’t one awarded that year
- Black rod
Art and Lit:
- Papillon
- Alice in Wonderland
Science & Nature:
- Little flour mites
- I’m sure they’re raspberries but I don’t know what you’d spit out…
- 5?
- Ear ache
Sprot & Leisure:
- No idea… Once?
- Spades
- Maroon and blue