Alphabet associations - I

[Flay]

Morgen- Richard Strauss

How the heck did I do that?

Morgenblätter (Morning Journals/papers) - Johann Strauss II

I clicked on the wrong one!

[Northender]

[QUOTE=Flay;214681]How the heck did I do that?

Morgenblätter (Morning Journals/papers) - Johann Strauss II

I clicked on the wrong one![/QUOTE]

Who among us hasn't done that from time to time?
I'm inclined to award the 'N' to cloughie if that's OK with you.
Coleslaw:
Edvard Grieg - Morning Mood from Peer Gynt
Johann Strauß (Sohn) - Morgenblätter (Morning Papers)
Noel Gallagher: - (What's The Story) Morning Glory

[Flay]

I'm inclined to award the 'N' to cloughie if that's OK with you.

By all means. I accept my disqualification.

[Northender]

Cloughie appears to be currently online, so we may hope for an 'N' shortly...Let's hope you get to solve the next 'M'! (I've had a 'C' on the stocks for absolutely AGES )

[cloughie]

By all means. I accept my disqualification.

Go ahead with your N Flay - You did all the work - I just goalpoached. You've got one ready and I'm off out shortly.

[Flay]

Go ahead with your N Flay - You did all the work - I just goalpoached. You've got one ready and I'm off out shortly.

Well I hope I'm not mistaken doing this first. Please give me an N: a hat for Caliban's pleasure.

[Flay]

Is everyone mute?

[Anna]

Please give me an N: a hat for Caliban's pleasure.

Do I assume we are to look in The Tempest? Caliban does say "Thou makest me merry; I am full of pleasure" which just about sums Ower Cali up!! And he does wear a pork pie hat! Are the usual three elements involved? I.E., a hat, Caliban, pleasure

[Flay]

Do I assume we are to look in The Tempest? Caliban does say "Thou makest me merry; I am full of pleasure" which just about sums Ower Cali up!! And he does wear a pork pie hat! Are the usual three elements involved? I.E., a hat, Caliban, pleasure

Yes, three items with a common composer.

What else did Caliban say?

[cloughie]

Yes, three items with a common composer.

What else did Caliban say?

Nyman

The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat
Prospero's Books
L'Orgie Parisienne

[Nick Armstrong]

Do I assume we are to look in The Tempest? Caliban does say "Thou makest me merry; I am full of pleasure" which just about sums Ower Cali up!! And he does wear a pork pie hat! Are the usual three elements involved? I.E., a hat, Caliban, pleasure

I've come by too late to tackle this signature question!

Did you folks know that Anna and I had posed for the cover of a book in our younger days?

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[Flay]

Nyman

The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat
Prospero's Books
L'Orgie Parisienne

Nyman it is and the hat is correct. But the other two are not on the card.

[Anna]

Oh, Caliban, when Flay asked "what else did Caliban say" All I could think of was - Toot Toot!!

[vinteuil]

Did you know that Anna and I had posed for the cover of a book in our younger days?

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... good lord, Cali, that brings back memories! When I was about ten/twelve my eldest brother (then fifteen/sixteen) acquired a copy of this - it became gospel for him and the other brother - their entire take on natty suitings appropriate for furtive attendance at discothèques in Bath was ruled by that book!

[Flay]

There's still time to get your quote in, Calibs.

p.s. Nice legs, Anna