Alphabet Associations - II

[antongould]

Having weighed a pie somewhere over the rainbow I seem to have obtained three garlands.

You are a very clever young person ..... correct .....

[subcontrabass]

You are a very clever young person ..... correct .....

Peter Garland composed Another Sunrise

Anthony Bolton composed A Garland of Carols

Judy Garland sang "Somewhere over the rainbow, weigh a pie"

[antongould]

Peter Garland composed Another Sunrise

Anthony Bolton composed A Garland of Carols

Judy Garland sang "Somewhere over the rainbow, weigh a pie"

Perfect in every way .....

Hop on to H ......

[antongould]

Peter Garland composed Another Sunrise

Anthony Bolton composed A Garland of Carols

Judy Garland sang "Somewhere over the rainbow, weigh a pie"

I have never heard "weigh a pie" before excellent ......

[cloughie]

I have never heard "weigh a pie" before excellent ......

Was the Tin Man Fray Bentos?

[subcontrabass]

I have never heard "weigh a pie" before excellent ......

It is an old one. I cannot remember when or where I first came across it. Probably on a radio comedy programme.

[subcontrabass]

Perfect in every way .....

Hop on to H ......

This H may be bleak and stormy but can take an alto to a warmer climate.

[antongould]

This H may be bleak and stormy but can take an alto to a warmer climate.

Are we having a night at the Opera subs .... ????

[subcontrabass]

Are we having a night at the Opera subs .... ????

No opera involved that I am aware of.

[antongould]

Cheers

[antongould]

For the thick member of the community any chance you can be a tiny twinkle more specific .... ?????

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

For the thick member of the community any chance you can be a tiny twinkle more specific .... ?????

Much pondering over this chez ferney. "Bleak and stormy" might (well, "did") suggest "wuthering" to those of us who regularly breakfast in Haworth - so "Heights"?

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

No opera involved that I am aware of.

So, not Bernard Hermann's "wuthering Wotsits", then ...

Yup - a twinklet more specificity gratefully received here, also.

[vinteuil]

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is the 'warmer climate' infernally so?

[subcontrabass]

Nothing warm yet. The "bleak" is seasonal. The "alto" is French.