A formula hidden…
Another fun challenge from Gray-T:
I’ve invented a formula that tastes good, my name is:
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Over here you can try one of his earlier rebus puzzles
May put up a hint in a day or 2 if needed….
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Tuesday, December 2nd, 2008 at 12:30 am
Categories: Online Brain Teasers and Puzzles, Rebus Puzzles.
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JUSTUS VON LIEBIG, founder of the ‘Liebig Extract of Meat Company’
Justus Von Liebig - Inventor of the Beef Boullion Cube
[(JUSTICE-ICE)+US] VON [LIE(BIGFOOT-FOOT)]
[(JUST)+US] VON [LIE(BIG)]
VON = FROM in German
LIE = Long Island Expressway (I495)
Justus von Liebig! Good one;)
Justus von Liebig
Justus von Liebig. He came up with nitrogen-based fertilizer, and beef bouillon.
Justus Von Liebig
[(Justice-ice)+us] von [Long Island Expressway{LIE} (bigfoot-foot)]
Justus von Liebig
justice - ice = just
bigfoot - 12inch = big
Justus von Liebig
Must be Justus von Liebig, the chemist.
(Justice-ice)+us = JUSTUS
German from = VON
Route 495 is the Long Island Expressway = LIE
Bigfoot-foot = BIG
Justus Von Liebig
Justus von Liebig - inventor of meat extract
Justice - ice + us von (German for “from”) Lie (Long Island Expressway) bigfoot - foot
Justice - (water at 32 = ice) + us
From in German is Von
I495 AKA the Long Island Expressway = LIE + bigfoot - foot(12in)
Justus Von Liebig, another chemistry related dude, ‘Tastes good’ because he had something to do with beef bullion. or fertilizers…
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Justus_von_Liebig
Just noticed when returning to the site to check if the solution had been revealed.. if you hover over the puzzle image it displays the name ‘rebus-with-bigfoot’. FYI for future puzzles
Mmmmm….
Justus von Liebig
Justus - (Justice - ice + us) von (German for “for”) Lie (495 is the Long Island Expressway i.e. L.I.E) Big (bigfoot - foot).
He helped invent the bouillon cube.
Scott
very good, Justus von Liebig. Thought the L.I.E part was real hard, but many of you were still able to figure it out. Looking at the Liebig hidden object cards, you can see the beef buillon in the corner
thank LaDana
Wow, hey guys, hope you enjoyed that one.
Thanks, RK, that you put it up on your blog.
Happy Holidays anyone.
Gray-T