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  • Norfolk Born

    Cunning - or confusing? - two first names and a surname.
    Isaac Stern, Isaac Constantine and Heinrich Isaac.

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    • Anna

      So, it is Fiddler on the Roof (as mentioned upthread by Norfy?)

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      • Norfolk Born

        Supppertime = log off! (I've got a 'J' ready if anybody's interested).

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        • Anna

          Originally posted by Flay View Post
          (genitive I think!) Constantin... (a Roman bloke so it ends in... )
          So it ends in .......... what do female Romans end up in ......... (this could be the start of a very good Vulgaris joke!)

          Well done Norfy, a hard one by Flay, I shall not be around for your J unfortunately. Oh, as an afterthought, as you are having your supper, your fave Black Farmer sausages, discontinued by Waitrose here, that's a shame.

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          • Flay
            Full Member
            • Mar 2007
            • 5795

            Originally posted by Norfolk Born View Post
            Cunning - or confusing? - two first names and a surname.
            Isaac Stern, Isaac Constantine and Heinrich Isaac.
            I'll give it to you, Norfy.

            Heinrich Isaac - Choralis Constantinus.
            Isaac Stern.
            The third one I was thinking about was "Story of Isaac" by Leonard Cohen (you would have got it by googling "Jewish songwriter story Isaac")

            So over to you for a J and I'll catch up in a week or so
            Pacta sunt servanda !!!

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            • Norfolk Born

              Which 'J' has written about: a former colonial capital; a former fur-trading settlement; and a former centre of the silk and textile industry? The first of the three is in a different country from the second and third.

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              • rubbernecker

                Originally posted by Norfolk Born View Post
                Which 'J' has written about: a former colonial capital; a former fur-trading settlement; and a former centre of the silk and textile industry? The first of the three is in a different country from the second and third.
                Are we allowed to know whether this is literary or musical ?

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                • Norfolk Born

                  Yes, you are.

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                  • Norfolk Born

                    It's musical.

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                    • Norfolk Born

                      When setting this question, I learned something about Ben Stiller's wife.....
                      EDIT: This clue should lead you to our third location, which should, hopefully, then set you on your way to the first and second, and thus to 'J'
                      Last edited by Guest; 03-02-12, 23:16.

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                      • mercia
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                        • Nov 2010
                        • 8920

                        Originally posted by Norfolk Born View Post
                        Ben Stiller's wife.....
                        Christine Taylor from Allentown, Pennsylvania. Adelaide Silk Mill.
                        is the colonial capital Zanzibar?
                        Last edited by mercia; 04-02-12, 06:09.

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                        • Norfolk Born

                          Allentown is correct.
                          Zanzibar sadly is not (wrong continent)

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                          • Norfolk Born

                            How would you describe a Bramley, sizewise?

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                            • mercia
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                              • Nov 2010
                              • 8920

                              Originally posted by Norfolk Born View Post
                              a Bramley, sizewise?
                              a Big Apple, so is New York the fur-trading settlement?
                              Cold Spring Harbor. am I skirting round Billy Joel?
                              Last edited by mercia; 04-02-12, 09:47.

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                              • Norfolk Born

                                Yes, 'Allentown' and 'New York State of Mind' by Billy Joel. You are now clear for take-off as you head for our third city (sound of rotors....)
                                Last edited by Guest; 04-02-12, 10:03.

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