New answers tagged rebus
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Building on the other answers (@Stiv and @Deusovi), as well as the 'rebus' hint:
I'm pretty confident that the intended solution is:
which gives
which is
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Building off the rebus-y component of @Deusovi's answer, I think that by moving just 4 matchsticks it's possible to produce something that looks like this:
But hang on, aren't there a lot fewer matches on the table now? Yes, indeed. Because...
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This is almost certainly not the answer you're looking for, but I think the tactics you're looking for are similar:
A less stretchy solution would likely involve
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The intended answers for 3 and 4 were given by @hexomino.
The intended answers for 1 and 2
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Here's what I think they are
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Here is a thought:
Explanations:
Top left:
Top right:
Horizontal Line:
Bottom left:
Bottom right:
Putting it all together we get:
Which we will note
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This could be
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That looks to me like
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This is a list of songs by:
The list is:
Moving on, there is a related SNL Sketch ...
... where Bruce says :
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Solution logic:
Let's start with the top right as it's easiest. There are 9 square pictures with red borders that work to generate
This is a
Moving to the top left:
I struggled with this one for a while, but kept coming back to the title. It's all about position. After trying many different things, I came back to one of my earlier thoughts. What if the ...
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Partial Answer: At this point, I've spent more time on this than I care to admit, so I leave it to the community to complete the solve. 🙃
I overlaid the images together to reveal:
This provides us with 15 letters:
However, I've been unable to proceed further. Some of the things I've looked into so far (perhaps incorrectly):
Resources
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