Alphabet associations - I

[Nick Armstrong]

I think you look good in purple, cloughie.

Says that to all the boys...

[Anna]

I think you look good in purple, cloughie.

I rather like cloughie in maroon, it matches his avatar We had Peter and Paul not long ago didn't we so I guess we're not with the Saints again? And, did I recall some time ago Caliban confessed to being a fan of Vampire Weekend?

[cloughie]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZW7bB8D_mAY

...and

[cloughie]

I rather like cloughie in maroon, it matches his avatar We had Peter and Paul not long ago didn't we so I guess we're not with the Saints again? And, did I recall some time ago Caliban confessed to being a fan of Vampire Weekend?

Not twigged the significance of Vampire Weekend - means nothing to me!

Not saints. One M. Two clues classical, one non-classical.

[Flay]

OK gang an M to link Peter, Paul and Robert.

My only suggestion would be Bob Dylan's Dream by Peter, Paul & Mary. I'm not going to go through the other 430,000,000 Google connections to Peter Paul and Robert, Oxford comma or not... (I had never heard of the OC until now. Good old AA)

Two clues classical, one non-classical.

Is that in the same order as the names?

[Nick Armstrong]

Not twigged the significance of Vampire Weekend - means nothing to me!

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The title of the song struck me as a possible riposte to vindepays: namely (it manages to be simultaneouly erudite and vulgar, a mixture perhaps characteristic of some of us.... ) "Who gives a **** about an Oxford comma"

[cloughie]

My only suggestion would be Bob Dylan's Dream by Peter, Paul & Mary. I'm not going to go through the other 430,000,000 Google connections to Peter Paul and Robert, Oxford comma or not... (I had never heard of the OC until now. Good old AA)



Is that in the same order as the names?

As Eric Morecambe would say not necessarily, 1 and 3 classical. Their surnames should lead you there.

[Anna]

The title of the song struck me as a possible riposte to vindepays: namely (it manages to be simultaneouly erudite and vulgar, a mixture perhaps characteristic of some of us.... )

Speak for yourself Duckie - I am never erudite and vulgar simultaneously although I may be the party of the first part or the party of the second part singularly!! I'm surprised Flay hasn't heard of the Oxford Comma, we had quite a discussion about it in relation to Eats Shoots and Leaves on the literature thread. However, I am no further forward with cloughie's conumdrum

[cloughie]

Speak for yourself Duckie - I am never erudite and vulgar simultaneously although I may be the party of the first part or the party of the second part singularly!! I'm surprised Flay hasn't heard of the Oxford Comma, we had quite a discussion about it in relation to Eats Shoots and Leaves on the literature thread. However, I am no further forward with cloughie's conumdrum

If I reply in this colour does it help.

[mercia]

Their surnames should lead you there.

Tchaikovsky, Jones, Schumann

Manfred

[Anna]

Tchaikovsky, Jones, Schumann

Manfred

mercia, how do you do it - just conjure up the answer out of thin air? It's awesome! You must be on the same wavelength as cloughie ........

[Nick Armstrong]

If I reply in this colour does it help.

Don't complicate things!!

[cloughie]

Tchaikovsky, Jones, Schumann

Manfred

5-4-3-2-1

Yes,Yes,Yes

Yes

[mercia]

You must be on the same wavelength as cloughie ........

pray for me

anyone got an N question they've been burning to pose ????

[Flay]

I'm surprised Flay hasn't heard of the Oxford Comma

I only know Red Brick^* commas

(^*Does Nottingham University count as Red Brick?)