Alphabet associations - I

**Northender** · 15-06-12, 13:10

Glad (in one sense) to hear that others are/have been having communication problems - I currently have no phone service, just intermittent, slow internet. It seems to be due to local BP 'improvements'

**cloughie** · 15-06-12, 13:35

Originally posted by Northender View Post

Glad (in one sense) to hear that others are/have been having communication problems - I currently have no phone service, just intermittent, slow internet. It seems to be due to local BP 'improvements'

Somebody pouring oil on trobled waters?

**ferneyhoughgeliebte** · 15-06-12, 13:43

Originally posted by subcontrabass View Post

This I encounters a hat in gaol.

"encounters" = "Incontri"?

**subcontrabass** · 15-06-12, 13:58

Originally posted by ferneyhoughgeliebte View Post

"encounters" = "Incontri"?

That is not the Italian bit.

**Northender** · 15-06-12, 14:22

Originally posted by cloughie View Post

Somebody pouring oil on trobled waters?

Oh dear - maybe it's because I'm a BP Pensioner...

**Nick Armstrong** · 15-06-12, 14:28

Originally posted by Northender View Post

Oh dear - maybe it's because I'm a BP Pensioner...

Do I take it that we are therefore meant to understand your ironic

Originally posted by Northender View Post

intermittent, slow internet. It seems to be due to local BP 'improvements'

as a Freudian slip?

**mercia** · 15-06-12, 14:51

Originally posted by subcontrabass View Post

That is not the Italian bit.

is the I a person?
a composer?
does the hat have corners?
is the hat Italian?
is the gaol Italian?

**cloughie** · 15-06-12, 14:56

Originally posted by mercia View Post

is the I a person?
a composer?
does the hat have corners?
is the hat Italian?
is the gaol Italian?

merc, I couldn't have put those questions better - I hope we get good, full, answers. Which Italian opera has a hat or a gaol?

**Northender** · 15-06-12, 15:00

Originally posted by Caliban View Post

Do I take it that we are therefore meant to understand your ironic

as a Freudian slip?

To quote the fictional PM with the unfortunate initials: 'You may very well think that - I couldn't possibly comment'

**subcontrabass** · 15-06-12, 15:00

Originally posted by mercia View Post

is the I a person?
a composer?
does the hat have corners?
is the hat Italian?
is the gaol Italian?

The I is a composer (and also a person).
The hat is Italian (I do not know about corners).
The gaol is English.

**ferneyhoughgeliebte** · 15-06-12, 15:04

Originally posted by subcontrabass View Post

That is not the Italian bit.

Well; that's the last straw! From now on I'm sticking to my Reading!

**cloughie** · 15-06-12, 15:34

Originally posted by ferneyhoughgeliebte View Post

Well; that's the last straw! From now on I'm sticking to my Reading!

Real Wild(e), ferney.

**Northender** · 15-06-12, 15:55

Originally posted by cloughie View Post

Real Wild(e), ferney.

Are you suggesting he deserves an Oscar?

**Anna** · 15-06-12, 16:05

It's Ibert, innit? Italian straw hat, Oscar Wilde, etc.

Everyone is, like, thinking, I cannot post because, INGER-LAND are kicking some balls around against (?) Sweden.

What do vegetarian cannibals eat? Swedes.

**subcontrabass** · 15-06-12, 16:09

Originally posted by Anna View Post

It's Ibert, innit? Italian straw hat

And are you going to identify the other two works and put this question out of its misery?

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