Where is this from?

[Less]

Don't know if this will work or whether it will be too easy but here goes.

Where is this picture taken from?

 

[flashy]

confused.com advert

 

[Less]

confused.com advert

Yep, was it too easy flashy?

 

[jaysay]

Yep, was it too easy flashy?

Obviously Less, Shaz got it two six

 

[Less]

Obviously Less, Shaz got it two six

Two six? Are you talking code again?
Me no understandy.

 

[flashy]

Yep, was it too easy flashy?

Reece was sat with me when i opened up the pic, it took him 2 seconds to tell me what it was from


so yeah, too easy, even for a 14 year old

 

[Less]

Reece was sat with me when i opened up the pic, it took him 2 seconds to tell me what it was from


so yeah, too easy, even for a 14 year old

Well done, yours or his turn, make it a bit harder.

 

[flashy]

i'd do it but i don't know how to crop pictures

 

[Less]

i'd do it but i don't know how to crop pictures

In that case should we leave it open until someone that can crop piccys gets the right answer, or should we ask your lad to do it?

 

[flashy]

you can do another Less, you're good at it

 

[jedimaster]

ok how about this one

 

[flashy]

can't even enlarge that one Matt

 

[jedimaster]

don't think it would make much of a difference if you did

 

[walkinman221]

The shineing

 

[jaysay]

Two six? Are you talking code again?
Me no understandy.

I used to work with a guy who was ex-army and he used the term two six meaning fast

 

[Less]

I used to work with a guy who was ex-army and he used the term two six meaning fast

Typical army,

The Navy used that term for pulling on ropes:-
Two six heave - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Which was nothing to do with speed, more to do with taking the strain on a line.