Alphabet associations - I

[Nick Armstrong]

I definitely think a few hours - now only 2,5 - of this banter is probably the way forward till Am51 returns to take the B...

Cheered me up no end amid attempts to close down work for the holidays! The image of Wagner in baggy cord trousers is currently doing it for me... (and helps to blot out the image of rubbers twiddling)

[rubbernecker]

I definitely think a few hours - now only 2,5 - of this banter is probably the way forward till Am51 returns to take the B...

Cheered me up no end amid attempts to close down work for the holidays! The image of Wagner in baggy cord trousers is currently doing it for me... (and helps to blot out the image of rubbers twiddling)

Yes, I'm sure we can keep it up until 7pm

[rubbernecker]

the width of Wagner's chords

Ah, Anna's corrected it. Shame...

[vinteuil]

So, Welsh: eneinia, eneinio, eneiniwch, ira, iro, irwch

Like the Welsh Eglwys for Eglise? And Pont (Bont) for bridge. Loads of Welsh words from them old Normans of course.

... yes indeedy - llyfr/livre; cant/cent; melin/moulin; mynydd/mont; newydd/neuf; plas/palais (?); twr/tour; etc etc

[Anna]

I definitely think a few hours - now only 2,5 - of this banter is probably the way forward till Am51 returns to take the B...

Cheered me up no end amid attempts to close down work for the holidays! The image of Wagner in baggy cord trousers is currently doing it for me... (and helps to blot out the image of rubbers twiddling)

Actuellement (that is your actual French Jules) I did correct my Wagner cords to chords wiv an haitch for my neighbour

As for the rest, keeping it up until 17.00, are we into viriltiy symbols? Oh it's not cars isit?

[Anna]

... yes indeedy - llyfr/livre; cant/cent; melin/moulin; mynydd/mont; newydd/neuf; plas/palais (?); twr/tour; etc etc

OMG, I love you vinteuil. Please marry me!

[rubbernecker]

fy hofrennydd yn llawn o lyswennod

(My helicopter is full of eels)

[vinteuil]

OMG, I love you vinteuil. Please marry me!

... my dear Anna! this is so sudden!! and I thought you were already promised to Mr Porkpie-hat Caliban!!!

[Norfolk Born]

Oh, I say! Is that too much information?

I must say that's a bit rich, coming from somebody who was quite happy to refer to her blushing cheeks (the last word not being defined).

[3rd Viennese School]

dynion heddlu gogogoch ysbyty

[Nick Armstrong]

... my dear Anna! this is so sudden!! and I thought you were already promised to Mr Porkpie-hat Caliban!!!

[3rd Viennese School]

and the knight of Pembrokeshire is Sir Benfro

3Vs

[Nick Armstrong]

dynion heddlu gogogoch ysbyty

You do, and you clear it up yourself.....!!!!

[rubbernecker]

I must say that's a bit rich, coming from somebody who was quite happy to refer to her blushing cheeks (the last word not being defined).

Indeed, Ofca ...and the wearing of pvc (with and without talcum powder)

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[Norfolk Born]

Actuellement (that is your actual French Jules) I did correct my Wagner cords to chords wiv an haitch for my neighbour

Actually, 'actuellement' means 'at present' or 'currently' (cf. 'les actualités' = the news.)
On dit 'en fait' or 'à vrai dire'.