George, Gilbert, Geoffrey, Gerald
Rebus brain teasers use words or letters in interesting orientations to represent common phrases.
What is this common phrase?
George
Gilbert
Geoffrey
Gerald
George
Gilbert
Geoffrey
Gerald
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Posted by kiwioz9 on Sep 11, 2002 What are G-men? I think I'm missing something... |
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Posted by bigsurf18 on Oct 23, 2002 G men??? whats up with that? |
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Posted by knbrain on Jan 05, 2005 Huh? |
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Posted by badbunnee on Jan 25, 2005 G-men is an old (USA) expression for *Government Men*. First used, I believe, as a slang term to describe FBI agents. |
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Posted by Sane on Feb 19, 2005 Congrats on having the most boring teaser on the site (Click All, then sort by Popularity).  |
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Posted by badbunnee on Mar 11, 2005 No longer, Sane !! Good teaser, Michelle. Keep 'em comin'.  |
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Posted by darthforman on May 23, 2005 cute, no matter what they say.  |
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Posted by triskit on Jun 02, 2005 no not cute no matter what they say  |
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Posted by triskit on Jun 02, 2005 no not cute no matter what they say |
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Posted by bigSWAFF_69_ on Jun 19, 2005 Just so you guys know, that post up there (the "yavg" one) was not done by "me" I let my friend use my account, and i guess he did it, but i changed my pass word from then. I still dont get it  |
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Posted by trumpetsgirl on Oct 12, 2005 G-men is that a common phrase, i never heard it before now |
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Posted by TallTimber on Apr 11, 2010 A bit of a stretch. |
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