Alphabet associations - I

[Flay]

Eric Harvey of the rock band "Spoon" ???

No. Always read the question: tableware creation

[Nick Armstrong]

I've been dying to use this picture of Caliban as a baby!

One of my early encounters with Eton Mess (see dessert thread)

The spoon had to be removed in A&E...

[Flay]

No way! We are on a wave-length today, Mr Flay

So is that your antenna in #23428?

One of my early encounters with Eton Mess (see dessert thread)

The spoon had to be removed in A&E...

I thought you were born that way?

[Nick Armstrong]

So is that your antenna in #23428?
I thought you were born that way?

So where are we? Looking for bee-related tableware?

Oh no.... Eric's the answer isn't it.

Eric... cutlery... creation....

[Nick Armstrong]

Someone called Eric Bonneau appears to have written a song called

A Fork in the Road.

Any good to you?

Or Eric Dolphy playing 'Mack the Knife'? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3628Pn7exM

Have to be offline for a while now...

[vinteuil]

I thought you were born that way?

... no, Flay - Caliban is from Nottingham

[Nick Armstrong]

... no, Flay - Caliban is from Nottingham

Oh he can box dirty, that one...

[Flay]

So where are we? Looking for bee-related tableware?

Oh no.... Eric's the answer isn't it.

Eric... cutlery... creation....

Made by a....??

[Nick Armstrong]

Made by a....??

love it when you lose your rag.

Not this wool-loving comedian? http://ericcutler.com/ericcutler/Welcome.html

[Flay]

love it when you lose your rag.

Not this wool-loving comedian? http://ericcutler.com/ericcutler/Welcome.html

The very same! (added that smiley to please ff).

Erik Satie as in musique d’ameublement
Eric the accidentally bisected bee (yes you are quite right, subby, Eric Idle too, I hadn't noticed)
Eric Cutler the American tenor.

<phew glad that's over> emoticon

Fantastic, we got there in the end. Now for a Fight between subby & Calibs over who's not going to do the F!

[Anna]

Eric Ewazen wrote Roaring Fork quintet for wind instruments. But I see I am too late, and it's wrong, but I just thought I'd say. I remember I used him when I set a question involving kitchen utensils.

[Flay]

Eric Ewazen wrote Roaring Fork quintet for wind instruments. But I see I am too late, and it's wrong, but I just thought I'd say. I remember I used him when I set a question involving kitchen utensils.

Calm down dear but do keep up, sweetheart, there's a good girl. No need to worry your pretty head about the E now, we men have got it sorted.

<runs to hide>

[Anna]

Calm down dear but do keep up, sweetheart, there's a good girl. No need to worry your pretty head about the E now, we men have got it sorted.
<runs to hide>

Thin ice Flay, thin ice. Very. On you are.

[Nick Armstrong]

Thin ice Flay, thin ice. Very. On you are.

Braver man than I, Flay!

Anna, are you around for a while? Unless scb would like it, do you fancy setting the F? I'm in and out for an hour then offline for a function from 5.30 for I don't know how long...

[Anna]

Anna, are you around for a while? Unless scb would like it, do you fancy setting the F? I'm in and out for an hour then offline for a function from 5.30 for I don't know how long... [/COLOR]

No, I'm not around. I merely thought that I would inject another Eric and his Fork into the proceedings as an item of cutlery in classical composition, out of interest, that tableware can inspire
I really think Subcontra got more points than you so the F is his. Pray the answer to his puzzle is not Fork ...