Alphabet associations - I

[subcontrabass]

Not really, I was hoping if I kept my head down someone would have Jumped in!

Seems not so here goes:

J links EC EP and ER1

Is one of the Js a translation?

[Nick Armstrong]

Not really, I was hoping if I kept my head down someone would have Jumped in!

Incidentally I would never think of jumping in on someone else's question unless the setter had indicated he or she was unable (or unwilling ) to take the next letter. I suspect the same applies to everyone: I assume that the setter is working on their question or trying to find time to do so, and that it would be very rude to trample on that and quite possibly waste their time and effort, unless the contrary is stated

[cloughie]

Incidentally I would never think of jumping in on someone else's question unless the setter had indicated he or she was unable (or unwilling ) to take the next letter. I suspect the same applies to everyone: I assume that the setter is working on their question or trying to find time to do so, and that it would be very rude to trample on that and quite possibly waste their time and effort, unless the contrary is stated

Cal - I was not suggesting you would. What I have seen happen after a suitable time-lapse is a move to keep things going and I have no problem with this.

[Anna]

I assume that the setter is working on their question or trying to find time to do so, and that it would be very rude to trample on that and quite possibly waste their time and effort, unless the contrary is stated

Blimey! Classic Rumpole that is .... but he should have said .... if the party of the first part (the settor) ....... and the party of the second part (the settee) .........

As to the question, no I do not have a clue

[Nick Armstrong]

Blimey! Classic Rumpole that is .... but he should have said .... if the party of the first part (the settor) ....... and the party of the second part (the settee) .........

Anna!! that gave me the best laugh of the day so far.

She's back, folks! Batten down the hatches!

[cloughie]

Blimey! Classic Rumpole that is .... but he should have said .... if the party of the first part (the settor) ....... and the party of the second part (the settee) .........

As to the question, no I do not have a clue

Actually a recliner! ...and if it's another clue you're after EC is a real person, whereas EP is a character in a 60s television series.

[Anna]

Anna!! that gave me the best laugh of the day so far.
She's back, folks! Batten down the hatches!

Glad I raised a smile Caliban

But, circumstances dictate will not be able to contribute to the discussion as to settees v sofas (I call my moth eaten Edwardian two seater a sofa, I think the on-dit is that a settee is terribly sixties and a 'couch' went out with the ark and recliners are really not to be trusted to catapault you into space) and I have still no idea of the answer.

[subcontrabass]

Actually a recliner! ...and if it's another clue you're after EC is a real person, whereas EP is a character in a 60s television series.

EP = Emma Peel ????

[cloughie]

EP = Emma Peel ????

Yes.

[cloughie]

Glad I raised a smile Caliban

But, circumstances dictate will not be able to contribute to the discussion as to settees v sofas (I call my moth eaten Edwardian two seater a sofa, I think the on-dit is that a settee is terribly sixties and a 'couch' went out with the ark and recliners are really not to be trusted to catapault you into space) and I have still no idea of the answer.

I resemble that remark.

[Nick Armstrong]

I resemble that remark.

You're the settor, mate! Case dismissed!!

[Norfolk Born]

Nemo cloughie impune lacessit

[Anna]

Nemo cloughie impune lacessit

But cloughie is Cornish, not Scottish? Oh, I dunno, is this getting silly? I am off, have fun on your DFS recliners

[Flay]

So EC is a male! We are getting slightly warmer (about minus 272 degrees C).

With due observance of thy godlike seat, Great Cloughie, take thy feet off that pouffe and gizza clue. Is it musical, perchance?

[cloughie]

So EC is a male! We are getting slightly warmer (about minus 272 degrees C).

With due observance of thy godlike seat, Great Cloughie, take thy feet off that pouffe and gizza clue. Is it musical, perchance?

d'yee see?