Alphabet associations - I

[amateur51]

OK then, one clue is derived from another name for a condom, and the circumstances in which it would be used, so to speak :gasp:

This site is very amusing

http://inventorspot.com/condom_many_other_names

[amateur51]

Johnny Come Lately?

Smutty boy

[Flay]

This site is very amusing

http://inventorspot.com/condom_many_other_names

It's there on the list!

[Anna]

Smutty boy

And I fear worse is to come! I don't think this thread is going to be suitable for delicate feminine ears!

[Flay]

And I fear worse is to come!

Anna, I'm shocked

[Anna]

Anna, I'm shocked

Oh No you're not! That list is interesting, I had never heard of a Gentlemans Jerkin!

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Johnny Come Lately?

Not something I've ever received complaints about.

Quite the opposite.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

This site is very amusing

I particularly like "Nodding Sock".

... and you know, you just know that anyone who refers to a "Sex Shark Warmer" is going to prove a bitter disappointment!

[vinteuil]

well, Jacques-Bénigne Bossuet was bishop of Condom - but I don't think this helps...

[Flay]

Boys and girl behave! I want a more genteel name for one

[Anna]

well, Jacques-Bénigne Bossuet was bishop of Condom - but I don't think this helps...

I was also, initially reading the question, thinking about the town of Condom which is on the Pilgrims Route, The Way of James, (or Chemin de St-Jacques as the French say ....)

[amateur51]

And I fear worse is to come! I don't think this thread is going to be suitable for delicate feminine ears!

Well go upstairs at once .... take them off and put on your Rugby Club ears

[Flay]

Interesting, but far off course.

But the "French" reference. . .

[Nick Armstrong]

No no and no. Not on the right track yet.

Just back from shopping....

I was nowhere near?

Still, not bad for a Sunday morning orf the top of me 'ead, son

Yes, where in God's name is old rubbergoods when you need him????

[Anna]

Interesting, but far off course.

But the "French" reference. . .

Oh, French Letters? (why are they called that?) So, it's James, Jacques or See yu Jimmy if you're fra Glasgee!! Honestly, what have we all had for lunch today?