Alphabet associations

[Angle]

What J is common to all three:

one Witold
one Maurice
one Claude

and I'd be surprised if that is not solved in a flash.

[rubbernecker]

What J is common to all three:

one Witold
one Maurice
one Claude

and I'd be surprised if that is not solved in a flash.

Jeux?

[Angle]

Odd isn't it: as I was putting it together I thought, this is far too easy for rubbernecker, and of course it was.

Now you have the K

[rubbernecker]

Odd isn't it: as I was putting it together I thought, this is far too easy for rubbernecker, and of course it was.

Now you have the K

I suppose I'd have made it more cryptic, like "Love 40 in a Venetian fountain" and weathered the groans and opprobrium which would have ensued.

K on its way...

[Angle]

I feel less complex today.

[Caliban]

I suppose I'd have made it more cryptic, like "Love 40 in a Venetian fountain" and weathered the groans and opprobrium which would have ensued.

No - just abuse!

****!!!



All recent questions have defeated me in quick visits during a rather busy week. Roll on that weekend

[mercia]

I'm ready with my groans

[rubbernecker]

For K you're looking for two brothers, sons of a police officer, the elder was championed by Toscanini during the war, while the younger was up all night, 24 times.

[mercia]

I think this would be the Kalinnikovs

Vasily with his !st Symphony conducted by Toscanini 1943
and Viktor with his 24 sacred choral settings for the All-Night Vigil

not a groan in sight

[rubbernecker]

I think this would be the Kalinnikovs

Vasily with his !st Symphony conducted by Toscanini 1943
and Viktor with his 24 sacred choral settings for the All-Night Vigil

not a groan in sight

What a splendidly tolerant and understanding person you are, Mercia, not to mention a peerless puzzle solver.



L please..