In a compromise to satisfy the people who liked them and the people who hated them (I really don't care about people who had no opinion about them), there will be one rebus puzzle per week. Unless otherwise specified, the puzzles will have a baseball theme. The answer will not be provided with the puzzle.
I got the same things for the second and third pics as Suffering Bruin did. The first may be Venice since is looks like a flooded Rennesance town. Or it might just be flood (like Curt Flood). The abacus' value is 726070200. I have no idea.
For the record, the plural of 'rebus' isn't 'rebi'. In Latin, 'rebus' is already plural. (It's the ablative or dative plural of 'res'. So it sort of means, 'by things' or 'to things'.)
10 For the record, I know that. I just find plurals using the letter i to be funny so I use them whenever possible, correctly or otherwise. Yes, I'm easily amused. ;)
a) I can never get these right and
b) this is one of the sites I'm always checking for new posts.
The first picture is, I think, Notre Dame Cathedral.
The second pictures is an abacus.
The third picture is the letter Y on wheels.
So... Juan Pierre got traded to the White Sox.
This is the most I've been able to figure out in any of your puzzles. I'm on a roll.
But I kept trying to see what I could do with chateau and Chad Paronto.
Holy-add-y
I know the correct answer because I looked it up but I'll refrain from posting it to give others a chance to figure it out.
Good to see the rebi back, Bob.
For the record, the plural of 'rebus' isn't 'rebi'. In Latin, 'rebus' is already plural. (It's the ablative or dative plural of 'res'. So it sort of means, 'by things' or 'to things'.)
There's more than one "Y" in that picture. I didn't notice that last night. I feel very dim for not noticing.
Okay, gang, what does the first photo have to do with the Mets?
http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/news?slug=txmetswise&prov=st&type=lgns
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