Alphabet associations - I

[Anna]

The comedy is live stand-up in Harrogate. Something different, I've no idea how good it will be!

OMG, if I've googled right, then it's Stewart Lee, Sean Hughes, Milton Jones, Jim Jeffries, Ian Billings, and Julian Clary. Way to Go, Flay!! I love Stewart Lee and Milton Jones. But: avoid eye contact!! Gosh, dead jealous

[Flay]

OMG, if I've googled right, then it's Stewart Lee, Sean Hughes, Milton Jones, Jim Jeffries, Ian Billings, and Julian Clary. Way to Go, Flay!! I love Stewart Lee and Milton Jones.

No, not that one thank God! Julian Clary :vomit: No this is more intimate and humble. Just a short show before we go up t'road for t'nosh

[Flay]

And not The Hairy Bikers either!

It's all 'appening in 'Arrogate tonight!

[Nick Armstrong]

live stand-up in Harrogate.

Sounds more like a quickie behin' t'tram station...

Rip it up, the Flays!!

[Anna]

I've already deleted two posts about knee tremblers!

[cloughie]

Out again - need a sub Oer.

[amateur51]

No, not that one thank God! Julian Clary :vomit: No this is more intimate and humble. Just a short show before we go up t'road for t'nosh

I concede your right to be less that enamoured of Julian Clary, natch Flay but if you haven't seen him live, you could be pleasantly surprised

[Nick Armstrong]

I've already deleted two posts about knee tremblers!

Oh heartface - my post was going to say 'knee-trembler' but I toned it down too...

TUK

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[Nick Armstrong]

Out again - need a sub Oer.

I can do One...

Astral bodies, Silenus's mob, nymphs, shepherds and some light whipping... Ooooo-errrr....! What O?

[Angle]

I can do One...

Astral bodies, Silenus's mob, nymphs, shepherds and some light whipping... Ooooo-errrr....! What O?

and containing the words, "Thus sang the shepherds and nymphs of Diana" ?

[Nick Armstrong]

and containing the words, "Thus sang the shepherds and nymphs of Diana" ?

O, how right you are, Angle

Will you give the answer, and set a P for the early birds? Some while since we have had an Angular puzzle, unless I'm mistaken...

[Angle]

O = The Triumphs of Oriana, madrigals collected by Thomas Morley, included:
Michael East : Hence Stars
John Mundy : Lightly she whipped (o’er the Dales) (no wonder Ellis Powell was worried about Jim)
George Marson : The Nymphs and Shepherds Danced
Thomas Tomkins : The Fauns and Satyrs

Shall have a P in a minute or so, certainly before going to bed.

[Angle]

It is well over a year since I set an AA puzzle - not since before we had a summer recess in 2011 - but here goes:

a P from which issued :

Hal’s brigade, old ways and a heart

If solved to everyone's satisfaction before I return, please go on to Q or R (I am a late riser)

[Angle]

OMG I shall redo that! Hold on!

[Angle]

Now re-done. Sorry about this but I should be asleep by now:

a P from which issued :

Poor Hal, old ways and a heart

If solved to everyone's satisfaction before I return, please go on to Q or R (I am a late riser)