Alphabet associations - I

[Anna]

It is, beyond question, part of your charm!

Yes, course it does Blimey, I have charm. There's a turn up, I thought I was awful!!

[Nick Armstrong]

Yes, course it does Blimey, I have charm. There's a turn up, I thought I was awful!!

Weep not, sweet queen; for trickling tears are vain.

[Anna]

Weep not, sweet queen; for trickling tears are vain.

Oh, bollocks! Should I know this?

[Nick Armstrong]

Oh, bollocks! Should I know this?

Peace, good pint-pot; peace, good tickle-brain!

It's Falstaff to Mistress Quickly in Henry IV part 1....

(The BBC probably cut it )

[Anna]

Peace, good pint-pot; peace, good tickle-brain!

love you loads! loads.

[amateur51]

It was awfully good. Wrong, but awfully good

don'tcha just hate it when that happens?

[amateur51]

My Aunt Fanny can't say enough about me

Sandy and I no longer speak

Anyone else remember a ditty that went :

"My Aunt Fanny
Had a haberdashery
But now she lives
In Burton-on-Trent" ?

[amateur51]

I'm waiting for all sorts of people to call me back, and profiting from the interlude for some humorous intercourse in the Forum

Never heard of http://www.amazon.co.uk/Secret-Spigg...3141024&sr=1-1

Difficult to take the plots innocently now, isn't it:

Mike, Peggy, Laura and Jack are convinced there’s something odd going on in the deserted monastery next door. And it’s not just the two strange men ...the children see a boy at an upstairs window, signalling. ...why is he being held a prisoner by the strange men?

Answers on a postcard please to Esther Rantzen c/o Childline....

Is this a reference to Nick Clegg and the Tory backbenchers or UKIP?

[Resurrection Man]

Naughty step for you, Am. There we were having an innocent discussion and you brought politics into it! Shame on you.

[cloughie]

I can't believe that nobody has set a Q or even an R. My tongue-in-cheek, coffee break answer got the majority correct vote, and whilst I was busy in the garden and garage you were all waiting. Well I'll go to t'foot of our stairs, except that poses a problem, living in a bungalow. Any road up whilst somebody was rogering Titty.....
a Q to link Charles, Justin and Jan

[Nick Armstrong]

Well I'll go to t'foot of our stairs, except that poses a problem, living in a bungalow. Any road up whilst somebody was rogering Titty.....
a Q to link Charles, Justin and Jan

It was worth the wait!

Downside: got to start thinking again

[Resurrection Man]

Charles, Justin and Jan were agents 004, 005 and 006.

[Nick Armstrong]

Charles, Justin and Jan were agents 004, 005 and 006.

[Resurrection Man]

'Q" was the boffin in all the James Bond stories....007...

OK..OK..in the cold light of day, it doesn't seem as funny ...

[Flay]

'Q" was the boffin in all the James Bond stories....007...

OK..OK..in the cold light of day, it doesn't seem as funny ...

Cold? Where are you?