another one for fun

[Robbi]

jeez JD your hot tonight mate !!

brill but not the one i was thinking of.............this has to be written in joined up writing........chump

 

[Shewie]

wrong pic hang on ...

 

[Shewie]

 

[British Red]

OH no

The Illuminati.......queue the tinfoil hat brigade.............

 

[JonathanD]

There are loads of ambigrams if you use script or joined writing.

 

[Robbi]

tell me more about the joined writing ones please JD

 

[JonathanD]

It's like the Illuminati one, you can make them out of many words like happybirthday. Depends on the script and style of writing as to whether you can pull it off.

David Bowie is a classic...

 

[Robbi]

just got a red cross there i'm afraid JD

 

[slammer187]

Can anyone link the Upside down ambigram...it's so cool

 

[JonathanD]

Sorry folks. Here you go...

 

[Robbi]

cool, thanks for that

 

[Harvestman]

Ok, easy one:

Species of tree, 7 letters, including all 5 vowels.

 

[Harvestman]

Oh yes, and another. 5 letter word, not bushcrafty, with 4 consectutive vowels.

 

[Shewie]

Ok, easy one:

Species of tree, 7 letters, including all 5 vowels.

Sequoia ? ?

 

[g4ghb]

Oh yes, and another. 5 letter word, not bushcrafty, with 4 consectutive vowels.

queue .

 

[teknohippy]

How about a sentence with five consecutive occurrences of the word "and"?

 

[Tadpole]

How about a sentence with five consecutive occurrences of the word "and"?

I complained to my sign painter over the sign he had done for my new shop "Roland and Andrew" "You haven't got the spaces right between "Rol" and "and" and "and" and "and" and "and" and "And" and "And" and "rew."

 

[teknohippy]

Along those lines.

I usually use a pub sign of "Frog & Parrot" and the sentence:

"You've left too much space bettween Frog and & and & and Parrot."

Cheekily splitting the Roland and Andrew to get 13 is stretching it a bit! *grins*

I like it. Can't use it with the my circle of picky-holes-in-things friends, but I like it.

 

[teknohippy]

Okay here's a classic.

You've got three lights in the loft. You're electrician was criminally insane and for some reason they are wired to buttons downstairs in the living room. You can't see the lights from the living room.

You can click the buttons on and off as much as you like and leave them where you want.

How can you work out which button is for which light and only make one trip upstairs and up the loft ladder into the loft?

Work it out logically, not googlely!

 

[decorum]

One switch is switched on for 'a good while'.
One switch is switched on for half that time.
One switch isn't switched on at all.

Then go into the room and feel the bulb