The
CHUD Thinker is a puzzle,
rebus,
pictogram, visual riddle, or whatever you want to call
it.
Essentially there’s something in each individual picture
— whether
an object, person, emotion or action — that when combined
with the
other pictures will “sound out” the title of a movie. Sometimes
they’ll
be dead-on precise (syllabically speaking), other times a
little
more cryptic. But you’ll figure it out — you’re smart.
Started
a few years back by a Sewer Hall Of Famer for a brief run, The
CHUD
Thinker will now be
making
some semi-regular appearances whenever you need to have your
cortex
stimulated and neurons dusted off.
Previously: THE SWORD & THE SORCERER: Rick DEES + WHORE + DAN Tana + Hot FUZZ + HORSE + HERA
8 comments
So close! Never seen Vega$, was a Spenser/Hawk kid so couldn't commit to "Dan". "Fuzz" I gotta protest. —- Today: Artist's name or object? – Unknown – Beef – Mos Def? – Unknown – Unknown (I guess the jersey number is a clue).
"Revenge of the Fallen"? 1) Picasso's "Le REVE", 2) Don't know, an ED maybe, 3) Sloppy JOE, 4) Mos DEF, 5) Scott HALL, 6) LEN Dawson (DEF/HALL/LEN) Not sure on those first couple of middle ones, but they couldn't be any less ridiculous than using FUZZ when it made no sense at all.
dammit, i just looked on the forum, and someone beat me by like 2 minutes. even showed their work too, so i don`t look like a smarty-pants 🙁 *sigh*
Revenge of the Fallen (?)
Damn, too slow. 2nd pic is Vin Scully, btw.
I can sympathize on Fuzz, but it seemed to be the only way to get the "the" sound and the "s"/"z" sound I needed to bridge the "and" and the beginning of "Sorcerer." These things are proving a little difficult to make challenging and make some sort of sense at the same time.
Re #6/Use of "Fuzz": Just spit-balling, but how about you adopt multiple syllable names etc but indicate which syllable is to be used? So, instead of Pegg/Fuzz you have a pic of Desmond from Lost with the number "1" printed on it indicating the first syllable – but harder, clue-wise. Or just keep using Dees for the comedy appeal. Though under the rules of cryptography the syllable with the letter "E" in it is the most likely. Perhaps rather than number the syllable, indicate that a single syllable must be extracted from a multi-syllable name/word?
Christ, these things are tough. I love the idea though, great work.
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