Alphabet associations - I

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

You cheeky person, you!

Puck and Pickwick appear in Debussy's Préludes, a major interpreter of which is Walter Gieseking (Gissa King!!)

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Apologies to all; warm welcome to Angle; and a aitch from Hammie! Unless we celebrate Ang's one minute difference with an obtuse offering?

[amateur51]

Apologies to all; warm welcome to Angle; and a aitch from Hammie! Unless we celebrate Ang's one minute difference with an obtuse offering?

An excellent idea, fhg ... over to you, Angle for an acute H

[cloughie]

An excellent idea, fhg ... over to you, Angle for an acute H

Tempting him to go off at a tangent!

[Norfolk Born]

A short course of reflexology will sort that out (as long as the temperature doesn't fall below 180 degrees, of course)!

[Nick Armstrong]

Are we sure Angle will be back here some time soon?

I wonder if Ammy shouldn't produce something Hammy as is his right, nay duty

[Anna]

Are we sure Angle will be back here some time soon?
I wonder if Ammy shouldn't produce something Hammy as is his right, nay duty

I'm sure Angle will be back with a suitably oblique question Nice to see him back, I missed all the fun yesterday evening, too busy watching Corrie! (Don't worry, no spoilers)

[amateur51]

I'm out all day chaps so no good me doing one

You'll cope

[Nick Armstrong]

I missed all the fun yesterday evening, too busy watching Corrie! (Don't worry, no spoilers)

Thanks! I managed to catch up with last week's following departure of weekend visitors... I do love Norris's presence like a Greek chorus with brush ("That pavement'll be gleaming by t'time you've finished") observing and commenting on all the baleful goings on...

Wonder what Ammy's up to all day

Here: to work

[cloughie]

I'm sure Angle will be back with a suitably oblique question Nice to see him back, I missed all the fun yesterday evening, too busy watching Corrie! (Don't worry, no spoilers)

Thought you didn't like oblique?

[Anna]

Wonder what Ammy's up to all day
Here: to work

Hopefully Ammy will be off having a thoroughly enjoyable time and a slap-up lunch at Mrs. Miggins' Pie Shop whilst others are obliged to be chained to their desks ...... with possibly a roast pork bap?

Thought you didn't like oblique?

Ah, you have not experienced one of Angle's puzzles ...... Actually he usually keeps late hours so may not appear for a while, assuming he does check that the honour is his

[mercia]

barging in completely uninvited


what H connects

a spring offensive in Norwich
an opus 111 poem
retirement from this world

[cloughie]

barging in completely uninvited


what H connects

a spring offensive in Norwich
an opus 111 poem
retirement from this world

Hero?

[mercia]

Hero?

a heroic answer

details, details

[Nick Armstrong]

barging in completely uninvited


what H connects

a spring offensive in Norwich
an opus 111 poem
retirement from this world

I think that's an heroic intervention, mercs, since you are not generally forward about coming forward with a question!

Definitely Straussian vibes to the last element at least... no?

EDIT: Oh... I seem to have been unheroic Johnny-come-lately on this - that'll teach me to take a phone call in mid-answer

[cloughie]

3 Death of a Hero is a World War I novel by Richard Aldington

2 A Hero's Song, Op.111 (Dvořák, Antonín).

1 Morning Heroes is a choral symphony by the English composer Arthur Bliss. The work received its first performance at the Norwich Festival