I wasn't really trying though ... just oolong for the ride.
So I'm running out of tea puns, eh?
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I wasn't really trying though ... just oolong for the ride.
... eh.
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No one's even searched 3rd Worchestershire Hussars yet.
All I'm finding is that they're referred to as the King's Own Hussars and they were a cavalry regiment that served for about three centuries before joining the 7th Hussars to form the Queen's Own Hussars.
I don't know if I'm on the right track or not, but I do know that I wouldn't be good at playing charades in the Ouch household.
I don't know if I'm on the right track or not, but I do know that I wouldn't be good at playing charades in the Ouch household.
Ok. My search turned up a Sgt. John Bull. So...
John
of
pot
tea
==
John Crapper?
John
of
pot
tea
==
John Crapper?
This is driving me insane. None of my solutions to the rebus have made any kind of sense.
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Insane?
What would you expect from the man who brought you such gems as
cha qi's in love
lu cha libre
longjing silver, and the ever popular
Du Wi Chi Dim Ahn Hao
The 3rd Worcestershire Hussars of ............
What would you expect from the man who brought you such gems as
cha qi's in love
lu cha libre
longjing silver, and the ever popular
Du Wi Chi Dim Ahn Hao
The 3rd Worcestershire Hussars of ............
Can I buy a vowel?
fang gu li shan
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The 3rd Worcestershire Hussars of Fang Gu Li Shan? Somebody's got to explain this one to me...
dang it, that was my next guess...
haha, somebodyWinner winner chicken dinner!
What the heck.Would some one please explane?
Would some one please explane?
You're not familiar with the 3rd Worcestshire Hussars of Fangoolistan?
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You can laugh all you want, but I guarantee the next time that song comes on the radio.....
"Old soldier of teapot tea?" 
