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This is one of those dingbats/rebus thingys. The puzzle is:
J K
10 Q A
I hope thats come out right, the J and the K should be above the gaps between the 10 Q and A. As far as I can figure out they stand for the name of playing cards, but any more than that I'm stuck.
Its supposed to be a single word answer, with 9 letters.
HELP!
J K
10 Q A
I hope thats come out right, the J and the K should be above the gaps between the 10 Q and A. As far as I can figure out they stand for the name of playing cards, but any more than that I'm stuck.
Its supposed to be a single word answer, with 9 letters.
HELP!
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answer has 9 letters. *points upwards towards original post* see?
I am probably just grasping at straws but is the answer "one" by any chance? If you are right in assuing that they represent cards then the logical thing to do would be to look for the one that is out of place and as an Ace can be one or 11 there is a difference of 1 between the other cards that count for 10 and it can also be 1 so yeh it makes sense no?:S
Timmargh wrote:
> What's the address?
29 Acacia Road?
> What's the address?
29 Acacia Road?
remove the space
link won't work
http://cnfsn.tripod.com /metal/asterisk.htm
What's the address?
I thought that too, but the webpage I'm on isn't accepting that as an answer. Must be wrong. Back to the drawing board.
Fullhouse possibly?
I still dont get it.
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