..ok, I can't believe that I'm doing this on Christmas day....

IE, AM, AD, CE...internet browsers..?...

Correct, that's a group

http://i.imgur.com/pKKhlPZ.png

(Someone else has posted a correct group of four but the connection given wasn't specific enough)

:amazed: yay!

Armenia, Ireland, Canada, Andorra?
AM, IE, CA, AD

International internet domains?

Ltd,KLM,am,ca
Airways?

Electronic Mail Internet Country Codes

I'm baffled

If I'm honest the connections have been said, it's simply they haven't been put into the right configuration :P

..hmm, IE, AM, CA, CE...all internet browers..?..why can't you just admit it's right, Tregard...stop fighting it...

..BCE, AD, RS, PM..do they have common in common..?..I don't know, though..

BCE AD CA CE - calendar periods/religious eras?

IE AM PM RS - Latin abbreviations?

BCe, AD, Am,Pm

Before commone era, anno dominii, Ad meridian, post meridian

IE, CA, RS, CE
Internet domains. Ireland, california, russia, china

BCE, AD, PM, CA....are they all messages/types..?
IE, AM, RS, CE ..internet browsers..?...

..I've probably already said that, I just can't remember anymore...

Screw it, I'll give it to you, I was looking for "Abbreviations indicating periods of time", but enough time has passed that I'mm willing to take just abbreviations :P


http://i.imgur.com/Oq6S7bR.png

That gives us the solved wall, with the green group being the web domains. I don't believe anyone had CA/AM/IE/RS, but if anyone is willing to prove me wrong they'll get the points :P

but for now, here's how that well went:

That means, as we enter a fiendish missing vowels:

I'll be putting up your first set of missing vowels at 8pm tonight, don't be late!

I got points :amazed:

:amazed: I did as well!

:love:

..well done, Kate and Jords, those were really difficult, they drove me crazy...

The first category are all: Phrases where two words have been replaced with their homophones

http://i.imgur.com/poqOZpR.png

The first category are all: Phrases where two words have been replaced with their homophones

http://i.imgur.com/poqOZpR.png

Loch and Quay!

(Lock and Key)

Lock and Key

Loch and Quay

Oh I got one!

Well done Marc :)