You need to start with a colloquial way of saying “television” in British English and then look at the images, bearing in mind the main clue: “You will need a lot of thisin order to solve this rebus!”
Ahah! Finally someone brave enough to try! OK. First of all you need to find a different way to say TV in English, a slang way. Then see if you can make it work with the visual clues and the main “suggestion”…
Toooooooooo difficult for me: I think that to get to the solution you must think about a word which concerns the tv…..or its screen …uhmmm
You need to start with a colloquial way of saying “television” in British English and then look at the images, bearing in mind the main clue: “You will need a lot of this in order to solve this rebus!”
lol which I don’t have 🙂 “intelligent”…….I chated….I peered at Mauro ….
I’ve never used “telly” I know “goggle box” but I think it’s American
In Telly Gents = Intelligence
VERY difficult! 🙂
P.S. “Telly” is very common in English.
Hmmm, I ask you a little clue
Ahah! Finally someone brave enough to try! OK. First of all you need to find a different way to say TV in English, a slang way. Then see if you can make it work with the visual clues and the main “suggestion”…
Well, I was working (sorry if I sound rude) with “a lot of… pee” = “pees” = peace. I’m afraid I’ve gone too far 🙂
Hmmm, I’m still groping in the dark. If the solution is a phrase, can I know how many words are and how many letters each word?
Wow!
I think I got it!
In telly gents
Intelligent
I mean
INTELLINGENCE
Hats off to you, Mauro! It was a tough one! 🙂
Thank you, Tony. I had a lot of fun solving it.
That’s good to hear! 🙂