Alphabet associations - I

[Flay]

As we may all be busy from now on in preparing for the festivities I'd also like to wish everyone a Very Happy Christmas, and may you all be Merry and Bright!

The same to you Anna , and to all here

[Nick Armstrong]

I got to Waitrose at 3pm. It was so quiet - no queues!! Amazing.

As we may all be busy from now on in preparing for the festivities I'd also like to wish everyone a Very Happy Christmas, and may you all be Merry and Bright!

Tesco was very different. That said, despite the aisles being like a busy dodgem track, I slipped through a till with no queue as well...

Ding dong!

[Flay]

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Tesco was very different. That said, despite the aisles being like a busy dodgem track, I slipped through a till with no queue as well...
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The aisle must have been full of noises... Sounds, and sour airs, that give not delight, and hurt... Poor Caliban

[subcontrabass]

I did T last time and I've done a recent puzzle, so may I request T at Subby's?

No, no, it's a night at the opera or alone with an airship.

[subcontrabass]

?!

... and it was a little unfair to overlook your splendid recent contribution. So

A T that combines

Music for a statue
A Flower song
and a stella cast.

So now we have two Ts.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

So now we have two Ts.

Doh-emoticon!!

Was your post #11031 the puzzle?

Genius! I've deleted mine (it can do for later) yours is much more intriguing.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

As we may all be busy from now on in preparing for the festivities I'd also like to wish everyone a Very Happy Christmas, and may you all be Merry and Bright!

I can manage "merry"!

AND A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS
... to you, too!

[Nick Armstrong]

No, no, it's a night at the opera or alone with an airship.

First thought and the only T to occur to me so far is that the Marx Bros film "A Night at the Opera" was produced by Irving Thalberg, still commemorated every year with a special award at the Oscars. I hastened to Wiki to see if he made a movie about the Hindenburg or something, but my hopes were dashed. So I suspect Thalberg it ain't

[subcontrabass]

First thought and the only T to occur to me so far is that the Marx Bros film "A Night at the Opera" was produced by Irving Thalberg, still commemorated every year with a special award at the Oscars. I hastened to Wiki to see if he made a movie about the Hindenburg or something, but my hopes were dashed. So I suspect Thalberg it ain't

Look for a more recent incomplete Canadian "A Night at the Opera".

[Nick Armstrong]

Look for a more recent incomplete Canadian "A Night at the Opera".

Sorry, in between family duties this evening, I haven't got anywhere with this. A group called The Canadian Tenors did a show called A night at the Opera but I don't suppose that has anything to do with airships...

Hope some early birds will tease out the three worms here

[antongould]

must applaud Rumpole for trying so hard but this early bird is getting nowhere - we are not talking Queen are we?

[subcontrabass]

must applaud Rumpole for trying so hard but this early bird is getting nowhere - we are not talking Queen are we?

No. You might do better starting at the two ends. They are less obscure than the middle.

[antongould]

so No No and the singular Zeppelin are we talking R3 stuff?

[subcontrabass]

so No No and the singular Zeppelin are we talking R3 stuff?

Zeppelin is the correct link. The commas in "No, no, " are significant.

[antongould]

Nanette has those sort of commas!?