Alphabet associations - I

[amateur51]

As Elgar might have put it, strugglemente!

[Norfolk Born]

sorry 2 are the other historical and the answer is not

[amateur51]

I'm so glad, Ofca - I just thought it was me being fick!

[Anna]

Would the historical (Victorian lamp) be a Davy lamp perhaps?

[amateur51]

Would the historical (Victorian lamp) be a Davy lamp perhaps?

Oooh Anna, you are clever

[antongould]

No it's female and hence not called Davy

[antongould]

Or rather she was female..............................

[Anna]

No it's female and hence not called Davy

I'd thought of Davy lamp as Richard Davy fitted in re polyphony although nothing matched with vice versa!

[antongould]

Vice Versa is a musical piece...................more light than classical........................

[mercia]

The Victorian Lamp has capital letters (I noticed that) ............ anything to do with either Florence Nightingale or John Ruskin?

crikey, there's a film called Vice Versa starring a 16-year-old Petula Clark

D-D-D-Downtown?

[antongould]

Florence it is Petula it isn't and with Polyphony we are not talking musical form but more personal

[mercia]

am I wasting my time trawling through the biography of Florence Nightingale looking for an interesting D?

EDIT - how about D-D-D-Dysentery?

[antongould]

No I think if you look at the very start.......................

[mercia]

still stumbling in the dark rather

anything to do with Polyphony synthesizers?

[antongould]

What about a "group".....................?