well, it's an ofca question
- so of course we're expected to know about a 1950s US mini-series, the 1996 album of some dreary crooners in a synthpop band
, and an obscure 1970 opera.
Of course. I ask you!
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well, it's an ofca question
- so of course we're expected to know about a 1950s US mini-series
Of course. I ask you!
.
Last edited by vinteuil; 25-01-12 at 14:10.
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Looks like no one want to contest the victory with you.Originally Posted by vinteuil
well, it's an ofca question
- so of course we're expected to know about a 1950s US mini-series
Of course. I ask you!
.
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well, it's an ofca question
- so of course we're expected to know about a 1950s US mini-series
Of course. I ask you!
Brilliant, Vints, thine is the victory to be sure
EDIT: Whoops, a late cross-posting with scb.
Vints, would you like to move on to a W rather than wait for Ofca to return?
Last edited by rubbernecker; 25-01-12 at 14:37.
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Busy here, would people very kindly stop talking in riddles!
Spit out the V, vindepaysd'oc, s'il vous plaît...!!
"The isle is full of noises... Sounds, and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not"
The Tempest, Act III scene 2 ll 148-9
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Well, just having tuned in, and to save me the trouble of googling what Vints has said, would he like to post the actual V word that connects it all?Edit: crossed posted with Cali, yes, come on Vints, spit it out!
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Thou art more temperate than I, sweet Anna!Well, just having tuned in, and to save me the trouble of googling what Vints has said, would he like to post the actual V word that connects it all?
"The isle is full of noises... Sounds, and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not"
The Tempest, Act III scene 2 ll 148-9
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[aren't they lovely when they're riled!]
okely dokely
V for Victory
a 1952/53 US mini-series
the last track on an album by Orchestral Manœuvres in the Dark
an opera by Richard Rodney Bennett
and so, sneakily, - for a change - inspired by ofca - a totally unmusical round:
What W might connect
an unmusical Pygmalion
an unmusical Ring
an unmusical Ode
some unmusical Songs
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...and more lovely, I would warrant.Thou art more temperate than I, sweet Anna!
V for Victory, but we can't really be bothered to explain it. The dreary crooners are Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark (OMD) anagram of MoD (geddit?)
and it's the title of an opera by your old friend Richard 'Rod me' B... Must I go on?
EDIT: Oh, praises be, Vints has done it!
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Well rubbers, beauty is in the eye of the beholder and I think our Caliban is rather lovely in his own way!
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I was pining, anyway, but the Faure helped. Now we must swift hide ourselves else the accent police will be upon us!Well rubbers, beauty is in the eye of the beholder and I think our Caliban is rather lovely in his own way!
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