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[Albert Ross]

Panzer tank.

 

Good one... I was getting summat along those lines, but was reminiscing about DeeDee. Grrrrrrr.....!!!! Slurp.

[scaryoldcortina]

I had assumed it couldn't possibly be panzer tank and wandered off to do something else. Is the other one I ignored Peel P50 by any chance (It's bloody weak if it is)

[autofive]

having read this thread but not managed to guess many, so far, i'd thought i'd try one of my own

bit obscure, but anyway...

 

 

 

 

curly wurly for the right answer

[Des]

Hot cross bun?

[scaryoldcortina]

Hotchkiss?

 

I claim my curly-wurly.

 

Oh, and if we are getting that obscure how about

 

[autofive]

well done

 

as for your latest dingbat

sorry, i cant think of any car that has 'twat' in the title

[yes oui si]

I had assumed it couldn't possibly be panzer tank and wandered off to do something else. Is the other one I ignored Peel P50 by any chance (It's bloody weak if it is)

It's not that weak!

 

Final clue for the other one: it's a 1500cc bike.

 

*n

[yes oui si]

Okay it is... At least I used a gun and not a rover

 

*n

[Cavcraft]

Hotchkiss?

 

I claim my curly-wurly.

 

Oh, and if we are getting that obscure how about

 

 

Albatross (Albert Ross)?

[scaryoldcortina]

Yes. Don't say it a third time though....

[M'coli]

The 1500cc bike one: Meteor 1500?

[yes oui si]

The 1500cc bike one: Meteor 1500?

Nope.

 

Final clue: you'll all know the car and it has a 4x4" PCD.

 

I finish work at 9 and will post the answer then...

 

*n

[scaryoldcortina]

The 1500cc bike one: Meteor 1500?

Nope.

 

Final clue: you'll all know the car and it has a 4x4" PCD.

 

I finish work at 9 and will post the answer then...

 

*n

 

 

In almost 30 pages, no one has had to supply the answer yet! Be prepared to explain each picture....

 

 

btw, the peel one? why did you pick a P38 for the gun? that just left me wondering if there was a peel 1710P^2 (P45xP38) - I still can't figure exactly how it makes P50

[yes oui si]

I thought it was a p5! My bad :/

 

I'll explain each one

 

*n

[yes oui si]

Fork

 

Soar

 

Hill

 

Magnum (1500cc)

 

*n

[M'coli]

And I still don't get it.

[yes oui si]

Vauxhall Magnum...

 

*n

[Timewaster]

The Pams people one was indeed a Panzer Tank. But came with a reward in the first pic.

 

try....

 

[Albert Ross]

To Herr Yes Oui Si Aye Ja etc.

It's NOT a fork, (which would suggest a DIVERGENCE) It's a Confluence (A term given to a flowing river that converges) And to me it's more rapids or White Water.

It's not SOARing, it's GLIDing.

It's not a hill, it's a knoll or indeed possibly a Barrow. (a man made feature)

 

And another thing. Vauxhall has 2 syllables, not 3. I claim my 5 pounds.

Anyone got mine yet?

[scaryoldcortina]

Vauxhall Magnum...

 

*n

 

I preferred mine

 

 

Albert - don't get smug yet.

[Albert Ross]

Oh aye.... planning summat eh? Found a monkey on the beach?

[scaryoldcortina]

And tontops - Citroen C15 Romahome.

[scaryoldcortina]

Oh aye.... planning summat eh? Found a monkey on the beach?

 

I might be offended if I was from Hartlepool (I'm not). I just meant that I will solve that puzzle with the Gresley V2 at the top, eventually.

[yes oui si]

To Herr Yes Oui Si Aye Ja etc.

It's NOT a fork, (which would suggest a DIVERGENCE) It's a Confluence (A term given to a flowing river that converges) And to me it's more rapids or White Water.

It's not SOARing, it's GLIDing.

It's not a hill, it's a knoll or indeed possibly a Barrow. (a man made feature)

 

And another thing. Vauxhall has 2 syllables, not 3. I claim my 5 pounds.

Anyone got mine yet?

 

1:

There's not enough detail (long exposure) to ascertain direction of flow.

 

2:

soar (sôr, s r) intr.v.

soared, soar·ing, soars

1. To rise, fly, or glide high and with little apparent effort.

2. To climb swiftly or powerfully.

3. To glide in an aircraft while maintaining altitude.

 

3:

It is a photo of Silbury Hill.

 

*n

[Albert Ross]

I knew you weren't from Monkey Hingin' country, but it's particular knowledge that will assist you through the simple puzzle presented. I was rather hoping "Mr Positive" might be on this one.....

[scaryoldcortina]

More cryptic clues no doubt...

 

Yes oui si - you might not be able to see the direction of flow, but there is a gradient! Water doesn't flow uphill.

[Albert Ross]

To Herr Yes Oui Si Aye Ja etc.

It's NOT a fork, (which would suggest a DIVERGENCE) It's a Confluence (A term given to a flowing river that converges) And to me it's more rapids or White Water.

It's not SOARing, it's GLIDing.

It's not a hill, it's a knoll or indeed possibly a Barrow. (a man made feature)

 

And another thing. Vauxhall has 2 syllables, not 3. I claim my 5 pounds.

Anyone got mine yet?

 

1:

There's not enough detail (long exposure) to ascertain direction of flow.

 

Water flows downhill.... look to your lower right, you will see the white water dissipating. I have paddled enough on white water in Wales 30 years ago to know what this looks like.

 

2:

soar (sôr, s r) intr.v.

soared, soar·ing, soars

1. To rise, fly, or glide high and with little apparent effort.

2. To climb swiftly or powerfully.

3. To glide in an aircraft while maintaining altitude.

 

It's a FUCKING HANG GLIDER NOT A FUCKING HANG SOARER!!!!!

 

3:

It is a photo of Silbury Hill.

 

Which is, a man made feature used in it's original form as a burial mound. I.E. NOT A FUCKING HILL! Maybe by name, but not as an actual hill.

 

Next time, be more accurate. 2/10.... see me. Ner!

 

*n

[autofive]

how about;

 

 

 

 

 

 

p.s. silbury hill contains no burials, its a man-made hill, part of a sacred landscape for the initiates to pass as they travel down the avenue.

[yes oui si]

It's a fackin' 'ill!

 

Also, definition #3.

 

*n

[scaryoldcortina]

ALSO (soz for picking on you chap, but...)

where in hells name is it pronounced Forksoarhill?