Kim Kashkashian 
on the viola
She's better looking than that other tarty trollop!
on the viola
She's better looking than that other tarty trollop!
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Yes and yes.Originally posted by Flay View PostKim Kashkashian on the viola
She's better looking than that other tarty trollop!
Kim Novak mercs
Kim Kashkashian flay (the K partner was Kremer on K364)
Kim Wilde anton
Good combined effort probably mercs to give us L on points!Comment
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me again ? was it Novak's Czech ancestry that was Bohemian ?
L to connect
a Wand of Youth Suite, Giovanni David, a Bryars foundation
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Leicester!Originally posted by mercia View Post
Elgar's 2nd Wand of Youth Suite is dedicated 'To Hubert A. Leicester, Worcester'.
Giovanni David created the role of Leicester in Donizetti's Il castello di Kenilworth (1829)
Gavin Bryars founded the music department at Leicester Polytechnic (now De Montfort University).Pacta sunt servanda !!!Comment
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We're out soon and Mrs Flay will be Livid if I am caught on AA during her works Xmas do
, which I will be 
So I will swiftly offer an M, and I will do what I can to look for your answers.
Please Magically link: a naked wife who dies for a stranger, an omelette, and a crashing chandelierPacta sunt servanda !!!Comment
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And he wrote the South Bohemian Suite.Originally posted by mercia View Postme again ? was it Novak's Czech ancestry that was Bohemian ?
L to connect
a Wand of Youth Suite, Giovanni David, a Bryars foundation
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No but both Novaks - surely AA rules allow anything!Originally posted by mercia View Postoh two different Novaks, both Kim ? oh well never mind
Kim was a stunning moll way back then Yes?Comment
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not sure AA rules have ever been formerly drawn up
only seen Kim in Vertigo I thinkComment
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... ah, the former days of AA - distant memories! Do you recall that we even had an Official Archivist - was it rubbernecker? - who recorded all the clue Words used in all of the alphabetical cycles - amazing!Originally posted by mercia View Post
Happy days...
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That looks like taking obsessiveness seriously.Originally posted by vinteuil View Post... ah, the former days of AA - distant memories! Do you recall that we even had an Official Archivist - was it rubbernecker? - who recorded all the clue Words used in all of the alphabetical cycles - amazing!
Happy days...Comment
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You'd have to meet rubbers to understand...!Originally posted by cloughie View Post
"...the isle is full of noises,
Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not.
Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
Will hum about mine ears, and sometime voices..."
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Originally posted by Flay View PostWe're out soon and Mrs Flay will be Livid if I am caught on AA during her works Xmas do, which I will be
So I will swiftly offer an M, and I will do what I can to look for your answers.
Please Magically link: a naked wife who dies for a stranger, an omelette, and a crashing chandelier
... haydn know what's goin' on wiv da neckt leddy - an' i'm too bizet to set another clew - but someone is there???Comment
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It is a Furtive and a Festive Flay...Originally posted by Flay View PostWe're out soon and Mrs Flay will be Livid if I am caught on AA during her works Xmas do, which I will be 
Délibes wrote an opéra-bouffe in 1859 called L'Omelette à la Follembuche... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-LtC9Ydh6Y Sounds bloody awful but is it any good here?
The only connected M can I see is the co-librettist, the soi-disant Marc-Michel
Wrote some cracking other stuff too....
... one for Anna: Le Baromètre, ou la Pluie et le Beau Temps (1848)
... the thrilling La Femme qui perd ses jarretières (1851)
... and perhaps Flay's alter ego featuring in Un voyage autour de ma femme (1854)
Sorry to ramble
"...the isle is full of noises,
Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not.
Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
Will hum about mine ears, and sometime voices..."
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Can I have a glass of whatever you're drinking, vinfortifié?Originally posted by vinteuil View Post
"...the isle is full of noises,
Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not.
Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
Will hum about mine ears, and sometime voices..."
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