Alphabet associations - I

[Northender]

Hello we are here how can we help you? We can offer you:
- counselling (first 20 nanoseconds free)
- Olympics tickets (including economy class flights to Montreal)
- free signed photographs of the Radio 3 controller (darts not included)

[Nick Armstrong]

Hello we are here how can we help you? We can offer you:
- counselling (first 20 nanoseconds free)
- Olympics tickets (including economy class flights to Montreal)
- free signed photographs of the Radio 3 controller (darts not included)

Maybe Anna would be glad if someone who's available just set the next one...

We could call it The Welsh Free-for-All.

[mercia]

I've scraped together an easy S


S connecting

Sir Paul's brother, the source of some dialogues, between fields and sabbath dreams

[Anna]

Maybe Anna would be glad if someone who's available just set the next one...
We could call it The Welsh Free-for-All.

All you all waiting for me? I've been out since first light dawned tramping the Welsh hills, and jolly bracing it was too!! I had expected you gents to look after yourselves and crack on and had thought it must be a Z by now ....
Edit: Whoops, mercia has posted a S. Phew, I now don't have to post mine!!

[mercia]

I can easily delete mine

[Anna]

I can easily delete mine

No, don't do that mercs. Carry on, it's my fault for going out unexpectedly last night and then leaving everyone hanging (and today, just now, first time logged in and didn't realise) and mine S was a bit of a silly one. And a good tramp in the fresh Welsh air certainly invigorates in the sunshine!

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

And a good tramp in the fresh Welsh air certainly invigorates in the sunshine!

... provided he doesn't object!

"Sir Paul's brother" was in The Scaffold. Any use?

[mercia]

"Sir Paul's brother" was in The Scaffold. Any use?

might be

[Anna]

And 'Sabbath Dreams' equals Tomorrow's Monday by The Scaffold?

[mercia]

And 'Sabbath Dreams' equals Tomorrow's Monday by The Scaffold?

neat idea but not on the card I fear

[Nick Armstrong]

a good tramp in the fresh Welsh air

I've said it before, and I'll say it again: where to start ....?!

I'm half-way though last night's Henry IV Part 2 so that phrase conjures images of Doll Tearsheet taking a trip to the Marches... for 'tis a good tramp, i'faith.

(Amazing production, IMO. Has anything on telly ever looked as good, for one thing? )

[mercia]

"Sir Paul's brother" was in The Scaffold. Any use?

yes

[Anna]

yes

But nothing to do with Berlioz and the scaffold of course! Off line again! Might watch the missed Shakespeare. Cali recommends it.

[Nick Armstrong]

Might watch the missed Shakespeare. Cali recommends it.

I think it's magnificent Anna, better than Part I. I shed a manly tear or three....

[Anna]

I think it's magnificent Anna, better than Part I. I shed a manly tear or three....

Oh, probably your hormones just playing up!! We are all prone.