Alphabet associations - I

[Nick Armstrong]

I freely confess to getting neither the puzzle nor RM's joke...

Justin.... Lavender? Timberlake?

How many Justins are there in music? Not many!

[cloughie]

I freely confess to getting neither the puzzle nor RM's joke...

Justin.... Lavender? Timberlake?

How many Justins are there in music? Not many!

could the answer be in the question?

[Northender]

I've just joined the Q of those who don't know the answer.

[Nick Armstrong]

could the answer be in the question?

Very mysterious! There's a thing here I'm not getting at all!

[cloughie]

Very mysterious! There's a thing here I'm not getting at all!

...or maybe there is no answer!

[Resurrection Man]

...or maybe there is no answer!

Quite !

Quietly querulous, quaffing quails.

[mercia]

wikipedia tells me there is an album by The Moody Blues [member of whom Justin Hayward] called A Question of Balance

have we been here before ?

[Northender]

Has anybody mentioned Charles Ives yet? (This question may, of course, remain unanswered...)

[Nick Armstrong]

Has anybody mentioned Charles Ives yet? (This question may, of course, remain unanswered...)

I have a feeling that may be inspired...

[cloughie]

Has anybody mentioned Charles Ives yet? (This question may, of course, remain unanswered...)

You have now - your unanswered answer is the answer!

So who was Jan and his question answer? or are there more than one? - look carefully!

[Northender]

There is actually a Moody Blues number called 'Question'. It features on the album referred to above.

[cloughie]

wikipedia tells me there is an album by The Moody Blues [member of whom Justin Hayward] called A Question of Balance

have we been here before ?

Indeed there is and a single from the same album.

[cloughie]

There is actually a Moody Blues number called 'Question'. It features on the album referred to above.

Mercs got there first but your reponse is equally valid!

[Northender]

You have now - your unanswered answer is the answer!

So who was Jan and his question answer? or are there more than one? - look carefully!

'There are more questions than answers' ... but that's Johnny Nash.
I shall be out to lunch (in the nicest sense!) shortly, but I'm sure all will have been revealed (ooh er, Missus) when I return.

[cloughie]

'There are more questions than answers' ... but that's Johnny Nash.
I shall be out to lunch (in the nicest sense!) shortly, but I'm sure all will have been revealed (ooh er, Missus) when I return.

No, Jan not Johnny.