Full disclosure: I had to look up what those first things were--never seen them before in my life.
So...my guess , "Tears in Heaven?"
So...my guess , "Tears in Heaven?"
Huh, I actually know that song, but I'd never seen nor heard of those things either.
... google ... google ... google ...
Organic Job's Tears, $176 for a 10 lb bag?! I guess that's why I never heard of them!!
Oh, and neither of you posted the video this time, so here you go.
... google ... google ... google ...
Organic Job's Tears, $176 for a 10 lb bag?! I guess that's why I never heard of them!!
Oh, and neither of you posted the video this time, so here you go.
So far I'm stumped.
The last one is more an example of the word.The first two are pretty "literal." It's a four-word title but one of the words is an article, so all three proper words are displayed.
I was worried that this one had been done before. It probably has. I can't remember shit these days!
I was worried that this one had been done before. It probably has. I can't remember shit these days!
PS..it's from the late 70s.
Wondering Where the Liars Are?
Oh, wait, that's five words.
Oh, wait, that's five words.
Yes, I know the song is actually "lions"! 
Wondering Where the Liars Are?
Oh, wait, that's five words.
Yes, I know the song is actually "lions"!
Nope. The first word is not a verb. The last pic is a verb.
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No takers ?
The second pic is a word that might describe the intellectual ability (or lack thereof) of the "person."
The second pic is a word that might describe the intellectual ability (or lack thereof) of the "person."
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Since none of us seemed to be able to get it, I resorted to cheating. * hangs head in shame *
So now I think the answer might be:
I didn't recognize the title, so I never would have got this without cheating. But upon playing the video, the song does seem vaguely sorta-kinda familiar, so I've probably heard it at some point in my life.
So now I think the answer might be:
I didn't recognize the title, so I never would have got this without cheating. But upon playing the video, the song does seem vaguely sorta-kinda familiar, so I've probably heard it at some point in my life.
I'm not sure how you get "believes" from a clause from the Declaration of Independence.
Add 'em next to your new Beatles collection, Avro.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrpyDacBCh7BOvEJOnFKVq1J1xUwG3PHQ
"We hold these truths to be self-evident" ~= "this is what we believe", and then it goes on to list those beliefs.
I'm not saying I'm 100% sure I'm right, but this is what I think the answer might be based on all the clues we've got. I think it matches everything @auntiehill said. (Four words, one article, first one not a verb, last one a verb, etc.)
Works for me. That's about the only way to get a verb out of that pic.
Guilty as charged.Ya' old fart.
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