As an example of what I am getting at, if I displayed a few images of Sisyphus pushing a rock up a hill, you could answer that this represented The Rolling Stones. That would also probably be one of the easier pictures to guess.
I did not plan it this way, but I think the pictures start easier and get progressively harder. Others may differ on that opinion.
I will provide the answers tomorrow in the comments. Feel free to try to guess the answers before then, though.
- This is easier when approached from my perspective.
- I never claimed to be an artist. Even so, it should be obvious that these are sheep. What does that have to do with anything, though?
- Aren't they cute? I mean the birds, not the politicians.
- Are there any card games where you only hold three cards? I only displayed these three cards because this clue is difficult enough without me throwing extra cards into the mix.
- No, I did not mean to make this guy too small for his robe. Again, I am not an artist.
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I just discussed this with some guys in my office. Apparently #4 was the easiest for everyone here. I honestly thought it would be the most difficult.
My guess is The Cranberries for #1. And the Jackson 5 for #4. Maybe the Dixie Chicks.
Since you posted the comments spoiler warning, I'm hoping it's okay to post the other two answers:
#2... U2
#5... The Monkees
Fun idea. :o) How did you end up becoming the more creative one of the two of us??? Something's wrong...
(T minus 19 days to vacation.)
Those were my guesses.
Okay, I got the cranberries (#1)er a few seconds. (#3)The Dixie Chicks definately. (#5) Monkies I can see that. (#2) U2? I don't get that one. Two sheep--what's the connection? I can't figure out #4 either. I don't want to spend all day doing this either, I should probably get back to work.
I said I'd explain them tomorrow, but since all the right answers are already out there, I'll provide the explanations for anyone who may need them. Plus, I think it is good to have all the answers in one comment.
1. The Cranberries - "crayon berries"
2. U2 - "ewe two"
3. The Dixie Chicks - "Dicks (as in Cheney and Gebhardt) see chicks"
4. The Jackson Five - "jacks and five"
5. The Monkeys - "monk keys"
I understand that most everyone understands most of these, but I do like to make sure there is no confusion.
Fun!
I didn't figure very many of them out, but I only had a second to look at them.
Something I have noticed in this post is how I didn't know how to spell "Monkees." I always thought the band was spelled like the animal. Guess not.
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