I just know that camel ... can't fit a name to it.
Always like that for me with photo quizzes down the pub (or anywhere else for that matter, or even putting a name to people I've known for years!)
[I've often thought there must be a name for this condition - ie, inability to remember names of people, given the faces. Anyone know it? (And "too much Ruddles Best" isn't the answer - I've been like it since I was 5 or 6! {that's six, not 6! = 720 - my brain's not completely shot}).]
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I'm with you John, in thanking Sparky for the larger pic. (Not that it makes much difference).
I likewise have a similar problem to, and that's a big problem. I can have a class of 20 students, I get them all to to put a name tag on their desks so that I hope that I know who I am speaking to.............after about four weeks, I get to know a few of them by name...........it really irks me..........because I teach for four weeks, eight hours a day and I have no problems.......... I don't and never have used lesson plans.
Oh well no point in worrying about it now at 68 (nearly).
I only managed 29 and some I recognize but cannot put names to them.
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The way some teachers get to know the pupils by name amazes me - particularly head teachers, who often seem to know the names of everyone in the school within a couple of weeks of the start of a year - that's remembering the 300-odd from the previous year, plus learning the 60 new 'uns (using my daughter's primary school as a sizing example). They also seem to know most of the parents by the end of 1st term!
I can just about tell the boys from the girls, and the hair or skin colour differences help me distinguish some of them, but that's about as far as I get.
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I have the same condition... I can't remember names, only faces. I really try and ask the name twice or 3 times so I don't forget but it is hopeless because I always forget it anyway.
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Well Jed and John that's three of us that admit it.............I reckon that there may be a few more like us around.
Yes John I know where you are coming from.............teachers were like that when I went to school.........I don't know what happened to us..........nought to worry.
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When it matters, I usually make an excuse to look at my diary, and I write the names + company/establishment/dept etc. + any noticable identifying characteristics.
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It is Zim farmers waiting for Mugabe to give up office. The camel is their because a lack of fuel. I think they better lay down, he just imported weapons and ammunition. (I hope the standards is compatible with other products).
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I feel a historical / pop culture fool now. I only found 41 that I am positive about. Although there are quite a few more that I'm reasonably sure on but I think may be rendered poorly. Didn't count them.
Is the gent peeking out from under the tablecloth (next to Shirley Temple, center foreground) Lewis Carroll?
The gent just in front and to the painting left of Pavarotti...is that Salvadore Dali?
And just out of curiosity, what is it Bill Clinton is proudly waving in his left hand? (Hey now...be polite here.)
Maybe it's suggesting that he sees himself as Perseus (just having cut the head off a very small Medusa) - reference to a predilection for looking in mirrors??
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I tend to agree, but the symbology escapes me. Offering the public something slimy? Or he really likes calamari?
Although slightly more obvious is that of George Bush (in a bathrobe?) using/needing a telescope to spy on Stalin (who's apparently glaring back at him) rather than finding Bin Laden - who's right behind him.
Not trying to start a political row there. Promise.
Is there a key to this thing? I'm tired of trying to figure out some of these people. For instance, who's the young man immediately behind Lincoln? Who are the two gents between Arafat and Pavarotti?
And I'm absolutely positive the man with the bottle just below Churchill is the guy who stole the trolling motor off my boat down at the lake last August. If anybody knows his name, please contact the police. Thanks.
I am at 49 and still going (slowly!), the list I have at this time is as follows:-
OJ Simpson, Genghis Khan, Bill Clinton, Elvis Presley, Mozart, Shakespeare, Hitler, Churchill(looks a bit like WC Fields), Saddam Hussein, Stalin, Charles De Gaulle, Vivien Leigh, Mussolini, Edward Herrman, Solomon, Ingrid Berman, Leopold II, Harrison Ford, Karl Marx, Lenin, Napoleon Bonaparte, Abe Lincoln, Mao, Confucius, Fidel Castro, Pavarotti, Prince Charles, Julius Caesar, Mother Teresa, Salvador Dali, Marlon Brando, Marilyn Monroe, Gandhi, Rasputin, GW Bush, Nero, Yasser Arafat, Che Guevara, Mike Tyson, Charlie Chaplin, James Dean, Einstein, Queen Victoria, Shirley Temple, Abraham Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Moses, Pol Pot, Nasser.
Absolutely no outside help.....some of the spellings may (are!) not correct....
This should enable us to manage a lot more than 50, even 60 with a combined effort!!!
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We can add Bill Gates, Audrey Hepburn, Pele, Osama Bin Laden, Michael Jordan, Leonardo da Vinci, Aristotle (or it could be Plato... they're all old Greeks with beards... they might both be in there somewhere), and Bruce Lee. The Pharoah looking guy could be Yul Brynner or Pharoah Ramses, not sure which lol.