Hurry, Said the Joker.
Rebus brain teasers use words or letters in interesting orientations to represent common phrases.
What does the following rebus represent?
"Hurry, let me in," said the Jester.
"No, me first!" said the Joker.
"Perhaps we should be careful about walking there," said Gabriel.
"A wiser course may be to avoid stepping on the area," said Uziel.
Answer
Fools rush in where angels fear to tread.
The joker and jester are other words for the court "fool", and Gabriel and Uziel are two well known angels.
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brainster   
Nov 28, 2005
| That was very well put!  |
schatzy228   
Nov 29, 2005
| EASY TO SOLVE
BUT VERY WELL WRITTEN
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bhssoccer23   
Dec 05, 2005
| One of my favorite songs! Can't help falling in love by Elvis. Loved it even though I didn't get it!  |
zonarita   
Dec 17, 2005
| I really enjoyed this teaser and I was glad I could answer it. Fun  |
puppygirl1213   
Dec 28, 2005
| good one |
stephiesd  
Dec 30, 2005
| ii've never heard that before. |
TheEarthling   
Dec 30, 2005
| I haven't heard of the saying before. But well written!  |
bluehawk   
Dec 30, 2005
| I won't be stepping there! Great one sweet........  |
coachpisco 
Dec 30, 2005
| Very nice. A good one for me, for so early in the morning.  |
madleon  
Dec 30, 2005
| Wil's rush in, where Sassi, fears to tread  |
shawneeo   
Dec 30, 2005
| I got it! That was a good one! Thanks!
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geniesue  
Dec 30, 2005
| didn't get it, but cute |
mrtickles   
Dec 30, 2005
| Well done. |
gali
Dec 30, 2005
| I got it!!! Good one!!!  |
youngz  
Dec 30, 2005
| That was the bomb! keep'em coming!!!  |
puppyluvr  
Dec 30, 2005
| that was soooooooo hard i didn`t really get it either  |
horse_luver   
Dec 30, 2005
| Cute, easy, and fun. Nice teaser  |
superben  
Dec 30, 2005
| the two wierd guys at the end are angels!!!!!!!!!!?????????  |
iteachkids   
Dec 30, 2005
| Perfect way to start a snowy day. Thanx!  |
vlerma   
Dec 30, 2005
| Sorry to say I completely bombed this one. I guess it was too early this a.m. Enjoyed it a lot tho after I read the answer and felt completely dumb. Keep up the good work sweet.one.  |
xolilangel827ox   
Dec 30, 2005
| I have never heard that saying before! so didnt get it at all but nice job anyway! |
lindquist_25   
Dec 30, 2005
| Ok... |
winddancir  
Dec 30, 2005
| I didn't get it... btw, I thought it was Uriel, and not Uziel? I could be wrong though... as I rush into things again!  |
ishouldntbehere 
Dec 30, 2005
| im with just about everyone else on this, i've never heard of the freakin saying  |
doka13   
Dec 30, 2005
| very nice teaser... i got the andel and the fool but i didn't know that saying nicely put though... really something to think about too  |
Aarghonauts  
Dec 30, 2005
| Oooh, got it right away Thanks for the ego boost  |
smosaka 
Dec 30, 2005
| I'm terrible at these things!  |
ragethe3rd  
Dec 30, 2005
| Hehe cute. Im slow so I didnt get it though  |
bootscooter58   
Dec 30, 2005
| I think the baby boomers who are familiar with Elvis songs are the ones who got this teaser. I loved it. Thanks so much.  |
bballer21   
Dec 30, 2005
| i do not know if it was on this site or another one, but i have heard this before.
good work anyways!!  |
FulanitoGM   
Dec 30, 2005
| Dang, I HAVE heard this before, so I should have gotten it. And, no, I am not a baby boomer! As it was, I only got half of the saying, "fools rush in." Good one!  |
wizkid  
Dec 30, 2005
| this is a cute word of wisdom. Love it.  |
Brainy_1   
Dec 30, 2005
| Nice one! I know the saying, but didn't get the answer. Keep 'em comin!  |
Armaidenpriya   
Dec 30, 2005
| Who's Uziel (yes, I know he's an angel but I've never heard of him) |
Lucasgal  
Dec 30, 2005
| How Cute!!!  |
christine77  
Dec 30, 2005
| i did not get this one, but it was a good one.  |
WJSMama  
Dec 30, 2005
| I got the first part, but not the angels part. I only have heard of 'fools rush in' because of the movie |
question
Dec 30, 2005
| I agree with windancir, it's Uriel, as far as I can remember- when it comes to christian upbringing. Uziel just doesn't ring a bell. |
thimblenoggin  
Dec 30, 2005
|
Anybody here ever heard of Alexander Pope?  |
jcann   
Dec 30, 2005
| I got it right away. Did Elvis originate the saying? I know he did a song about it, but it seems to me I heard it way before he became popular--'Whoops--I'm dating myself!  |
sweetime  
Dec 31, 2005
| i'm neither a baby boomer nor an elvis fan - i guess different saying are just known in different places by different people.
thanks to everyone who said they liked it  |
riddlelover  
Jan 01, 2006
| Whoa... I've never even heard that saying Anywho, rather good!  |
jlvsbeks   
Jan 01, 2006
| thanx
i almost had it but just had brainfreeze on the wording of the phrase  |
SPUTNIK2   
Jan 13, 2006
| I was pretty stumped on this one , even when I GOT the answer hehehe |
paul726   
Feb 17, 2006
| Very good, and, apparently, very popular. Well done! |
GebbieRose   
May 28, 2006
| VERY nicely done! |
scallio   
Dec 30, 2008
| I thought it was "ONLY FOOLS RUSH IN" as I missed the reference to angels.
Fun teaser.
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tahoegiles 
Dec 30, 2008
| "Fools Rush In" (1940) is a popular song. The lyrics were written by Johnny Mercer with music by Rube Bloom. [1]
The major hits at the time of introduction were Glenn Miller with Ray Eberle and Tommy Dorsey with Frank Sinatra. The song proved popular with 1960's pop and rhythm and blues artists, resulting in charted remakes in 1960-61 (Brook Benton), 1962 (Etta James),and Rick Nelson (1963).[citation needed] The Rick Nelson version was a notable hit, reaching #12 in the Billboard pop charts. It was also recorded by Doris Day and André Previn in their 1962 album 'Duet' |
(user deleted)
Dec 30, 2008
| ugh, I thought the angel's name was Uriel? meaning light of God. . . |
VitalStatistic  
Dec 30, 2008
| Not bad. I didn't get it. I guess I could have googled to find out who the names were.
Maybe the second line of the answer would be better as a hint. |
builder  
Dec 30, 2008
| simple, but pretty cool |
emu77alu02  
Dec 30, 2008
| Oooh, that was good!  |
SEPTILLIONGOLDS   
Dec 30, 2008
| Nice one! And how did people post many things on one day |
Jimmymo   
Dec 30, 2008
| Nice one Sweetime. Fun way to start the day!  |
FatHead   
Dec 30, 2008
| I recognized Gabriel, even if I didn't recognize Uziel, and the rest fell into place. Awesome!
Whoever said something about Elvis, the book of Proverbs was around longer. |
bradon182001   
Dec 30, 2008
| Very nicely written. Thanks for posting.  |
precious1026   
Dec 30, 2008
| Easy, soooooooo, Easy, I got it on the first read, it usually takes me two or three readings before I have a clue. Not the exact wording, nor word for word, but close enough.  |
craniac   
Dec 30, 2008
| Bartlett's Familiar Quotations traces the English phrase "For fools rush in where angels fear to tread" back to Alexander Pope's long poem, An Essay on Criticism, dated 1711. |
deepsea   
Dec 30, 2008
| I got "Only fools rush in" |
avonma   
Dec 30, 2008
| I would have thought everyone knew the old saying. Thanks goodness I did; and it was fairly easy! Good one!
Thanks!  |
srpwuzhere   
Dec 30, 2008
| I have no idea wat this was, and I am TERRIBLE at rebuses.  |
katamaster 
Jan 02, 2009
| I got the fools rush in part. I was not aware of the entire quote. Thanks. |
Babe 
Dec 30, 2011
| I did not get it, but it was a good one. I should have tried harder because the clues were all there. Some are correct in that the older ones will get it better. |
lukasiwicz 
Dec 30, 2011
| Well, winddancir, there is a Uriel, an archangel, but there's also Uziel, or Uzziel, or Usiel, the angel of mercy, who is subordinate to Uriel and all the other archangels. It's all mythology, but kinda fun. |
gaylewolf    
Dec 30, 2011
| Interesting saying! This year is winding down. Happy, healthy New Year, everyone!
Hi to my new mysterious friend! |
cutebug   
Dec 30, 2011
| I was lost on that one. And I will say Hi to my old friend Gayle |
Chobuck 
Dec 30, 2011
| If you are familiar with the phrase (I am) it was an easy puzzle.  |
HABS2933   
Dec 30, 2011
| I didn't get it, but I don't think you need to be old to be familiar with the saying. I know it, and I don't think I'm old. Older than a lot on the site yes - but not old!  |
mepapa   
Dec 30, 2011
| Not too difficult but fun. Haven't been around in a while and something. Is Bugging me...where is doehead? Laying low? Haven't even seen one of those Cute little"AROB" things. |
auntiesis    
Dec 30, 2011
| It seems we have lost doehead, and he is sadly missed.
But we have cutebug to fill in the empty spot. Welcome, cutebug. 
I didn't get the puzzle, shame on me.  |
Mandy7  
Dec 30, 2011
| That sounds a little like my sister. Too bust to do something without realizing the danger or the consequence that will follow. And lots of other things.
I have a friend names Gabriel.
Hmm.
I wonder what he would think if I told him his name was a popular angel name. L.O.L. |
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