The Alphabet Game

[Romantic Old Bird]

Slightly less gorgeous

Jarrow Slake!

http://www.sine.ncl.ac.uk/image_collections/jpegs/2700_2999/linsley_002701.jpg

[Legally blonde]

Kemijoki, a river in the Finnish Lapland.


http://media.urova.fi/~tkivilah/joki.jpg

[Romantic Old Bird]

That looks beautiful LB!

River Larne, Co Antrim NI (I think)
http://www.foundmark.com/Ireland/Cork-Kerry/Tours/LeeValley/RiverLarne.JPG

[Kaz]

Loch Morar
(Home of Nessie's cousin, Morag. Honest!) Can you spot her in the picture?

http://www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/morar/morar/images/lochmorar.jpg

[LEE]

The River Nile

http://www.sis.gov.eg/egyptinf/culture/images/nile1.jpg

[Romantic Old Bird]

The Orinoco.


http://www.burkhardweiss.de/images/orinoco.jpg

Sadly, Flo nowhere to be seen!

[BusyBee]

Lake Placid, USA

[LEE]

River Quoich, Aberdeenshire

http://www.guidebook.free-online.co.uk/quoich1.jpg

[Kaz]

Loch Rannoch, Perthshire

http://www.fishingnet.com/jpgimages/taysys/Tummel/Loch_Rannoch_fergusson.jpg

[blinkinlovely]

Lake Superior

Hope I can get the pic in this time!! still hopeless - advice anyone??

[Legally blonde]

Tenojoki, another river from Lapland. Famous for its salmon.


http://dialogies.com/Imgs/hpu00144.jpg

[LEE]

Ullswater in the Lake District

http://www.ullswater.co.uk/New_Folder/Ullswater%20pier.jpg

[Romantic Old Bird]

Volga, Russia

Yo heave ho! Yo heave ho!
Once more, once more, Yo heave ho!
Pull the barge 'gainst the river's tide,
CHORUS:
Volga River stretching far and wide.
Ai da da, ai da, ai da da, ai da,
Pull the barge 'gainst the river's tide,
Yo heave ho! Yo heave ho!


http://www.rollins.edu/Foreign_Lang/Russian/Lubok/volga.jpg

[Kaz]

Lake Windermere

http://www.picturesofengland.com/windermere/images/windermere-7.jpg

[BusyBee]

River Xingu in Brazil

[Kaz]

Yangtze River, China

http://www.compusmart.ab.ca/mcgregor/pictures/china97/yang-1.jpg

[Boris]

http://aluminumangel.org/africa/river.jpg


Zambezi River.

[Boris]

That was an unexpectedly BIG picture to finish that game....just realised I
have to start the next one
again.....this is harder than following on with the alphabet....Ummmmmm !

How about a SILLy one girls as I'm short of ideas, Types of


WASHING POWDER ! ( to include any kind of cleaning substance !!!!! )


here we go with


Ariel :laugh:


http://www.towerhamlets.gov.uk/downloads/images/newsImage10193.jpg:laugh:

[Kaz]

Bold :laugh:

http://www.bold2in1.com/en_UK/home/images/ukbws_logo.gif

[Legally blonde]

Cif (from Poland)

http://www.komplex.rubikon.pl/jawa/02_11_listopad/bmp/cif.gif

[LEE]

Daz

http://www.dazwhite.co.uk/img/coupon.jpg

[Amy]

Easy (was going for Dettox on the last one spent ages looking for a pic then along comes Daz :bawling::laugh:)


http://www.plp.co.uk/laundry_products/pic_laundrypowders.jpg

[Legally blonde]

Fairy


http://www.shopirishwithmoytura.com/foodhall/pharmacy8.gif

[Boris]

Gumption


Sure there must be some in this picture somewhere !:laugh:

http://www.epa.gov/grtlakes/seahome/housewaste/images/hhwp18.gif

[Kaz]

Harpic :laugh:

http://www.visit4info.com/adimages/TV0006-harpic-1.mov.jpg

[Janette]

Izal toilet paper

http://194.162.232.87/GB_EN/120/house_garden/household_products/izal_toilet_paper.jpg


Well it does clean!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:blush:

[Romantic Old Bird]

Oooh, painful memories of Izal, known affectionatly as 'Bronco' round here..........

How about the late lamented JIF, which is still available in far off places......

http://www.binzagr.com.sa/images/Jiff_pic.jpg

[Kaz]

Kitchen Power (never heard of it, but it does exist!)

http://www.visit4info.com/adimages/ZZZZZZTVW030715034107PIC.jpg

[Boris]

http://images.google.com/images?q=tbn:ZNkfXZwan5gC:www.hygishop.hu/pics/1000006001.gif


Lemon 'Cif'

yes I know this could be called 'cheating'....and that 'Cif' is actually 'Jiff'...but hey...it's only a game !:spin:

[Boris]

Well I tried to put a picture but it WON'T !


Ok, Ok, my conscience got the better of me.......

Laundry Soap !

[Legally blonde]

Mr. Muscle oven & grill cleaner


http://www.keysan.com/pictures/cdra6408.jpg

[Kaz]

Neutradol toilet cleaning liquid

http://www.msg.co.uk/uk/images/products/uk_toiletcleaner_rm843-sm.jpg

[Boris]

OMO

http://www.adese.com.tr/adese/images/sok_indirimler/omo.jpg

:wavey:

[LEE]

Persil

http://www.persil.co.uk/images/in/images2/perfbio.jpg

[Kaz]

Quick'nBrite

http://www.quicknbrite.com/images/main/prodNEW.jpg

[rachb]

Radion

http://www.branded-products.com/html/notices/pics/BP72%20s.jpg

[LEE]

Surf

http://www.surf.co.uk/site/product_guide/images/sunfresh.gif

[rachb]

turtle wax
http://shop.ivalueinternet.com/washthecar/images/large/carnauba.jpg

[Kaz]

I've found a U!!!

Universal Soap Cleaner

http://www.nexternal.com/vegane/images/FBUniversalSoap1.jpg

:laugh:

[kaphc]

I've got two V's

Vixir washing powder

Vanish stain remover

Unfortunately I can't find pictures of them, but I'm just so happy to be able to contribute to this thread as it's been bugging me for ages!

[LEE]

I couldn't find a picture of Vixir either Kaph - in fact I've never heard of it and the only thing Google came up with was very odd lol.

Here's a picture of Vanish though. :thumbs:

http://www.bedfordhardware.co.uk/Vanish_Liquid_small.jpg

[kaphc]

The mind boggles, LEE!

Anyway, the reference I found was on this web page (http://www.ciao.co.uk/Washing_Powders_5032436_5) for everyone's delight and entertainment!

[LEE]

Ah, it's Vizir, you'd put Vixir before.

Mind you I still haven't heard of it and still can't find a pic lol, but apparently it's by Proctor and Gamble and sold in Poland :thumbs:

I'm stuck on W now :bawling:

[BusyBee]

Cleaned my windows today and what did I use but WINDOLENE

[Boris]

http://www.clearlightelectrical.co.uk/images/suppliers/xpelair.gif


Well it does clean the air !!!!!:laugh:

[Kaz]

. . . . . . and this is for cleaning the floor! :laugh:

Yellowtop Broom

http://www.qvc.com/img/V/32/V10132t.jpg

(Excellent for picking up pet hairs!)

[BusyBee]

And last, but not least when it comes to carpet cleaning theres ZORB

[BusyBee]

I think I'll choose something vaguely summery next - how about flowers.

[BusyBee]

BTW got carried out these are Asters

[Boris]

http://www.thompson-morgan.com/_px/m/seeds/6/6139.jpg
Busy-lizzie:spin2:

[bbceleb1]

Carnation

is that spelt correct? :wavey:

[LEE]

Daffodils

http://website.lineone.net/~odonata/dillyhostF.jpg

[Boris]

http://www.southyorks.police.uk/images/publications/fuschia-beacon.jpg


FUSCHIA


( I couldn't find an 'e' flower....sorry !)

[Kaz]

Remember the Sound of Music, Boris?

'Edelweiss, Edelweiss, bless my homeland forever! :dazzler:

http://www.bavarian-glass.com/edelweiss.jpg

Now, onto G!

[Legally blonde]

Gardenia


http://www.maasnursery.com/gardenia.jpg

[Kaz]

Hyacinth

http://www.oakridger.com/gardening/garden_tab/pix/hyacinth.jpg

[BigSister]

Iris

[BusyBee]

Justicia Brandegeeana
(I've never heard of it either!!)

[Boris]

Edelweiss, Edelweiss, bless my homeland forever! :blush::blush::blush::blush:

Not even going to 'try' for a 'k' flower !:blush:

[Kaz]

Well, this is a wild flower, but I think they still count,don't they? :laugh:

Knapweed

http://www.wiseacre-gardens.com/plants/wildflower/knapweed.jpg

[BigSister]

Lilly

[Maggie]

Marigold [ spelling :blush: ]

[Boris]

http://www.humeseeds.com/mixnast2.jpg

Nasturtiums

[Maggie]

Orchid

[BusyBee]

Polyanthus

[BusyBee]

Sorry forgot picture.

[Boris]

'Q'....What ?????


:conf::blush::conf::blush::conf::blush::conf:

[dustmite]

Originally posted by Boris
'Q'....What ?????


:conf::blush::conf::blush::conf::blush::conf:
Hmm... well... there's Queen Anne's Lace, but that's a common name...

[Boris]

That will do Dustmite, anything to get past the 'Q'.

R


rose

http://eserver.org/zine375/rose.jpg

[BusyBee]

I know I'm going backwards but couldnt resist this one I found.

QUEEN BEE ROSE

[dustmite]

Snowdrop

http://www.tippitiwitchet.co.uk/images/snowdrop.jpg

[Boris]

Tigerlily

http://www.atpm.com/6.09/montgomery/images/tigerlilly.jpg

[dustmite]

Hmm, U is difficult...

Unicorn Plant?

http://www.nwcb.wa.gov/weed_info/plant_images/unicornplant.jpg

[Kaz]

Nice one, dustmite! :thumbs:

Violet

http://www.sweetviolets.com/vsfiles/violet.jpg

[dustmite]

Thankies *bows*

And for my next trick... a waxflower!

http://www.pleasantvalleyflowers.com/waxflower.jpg

[BusyBee]

Cant think of an 'X' so will go on to Y.

Yarrow

[Kaz]

Lovely! :thumbs:

Had to resort to using 'posh' flower names to get an X :blush:

This is Xanthisma, also known as the sleepy daisy. :laugh:

http://www.b-and-t-world-seeds.com/images/68561.jpg

[Kaz]

:laugh:

Well, between us we've managed to cover X and Y, BusyBee. :thumbs:

And I do believe there IS a Z!

[dustmite]

Backtracking a bit...

There's a few Xs, but they're weeds mainly...

but we'll take xanthium spinosum.

http://tncweeds.ucdavis.edu/photos/xansp03.jpg

And... for Z:

Zinnia

http://homepage.mac.com/ldr/seasons/2001/09/02/zinnia.jpg

[Boris]

You do know you have to set the next topic don't you Dustmite......
Dustmite........Duuuuustttmiiiiitte !

I think he must be asleep after allhis hard workin the 'flower garden' !

[dustmite]

lol.. oops.

No, I did know, but ever had one of those nights when you're in autopilot? That was one of those nights.

And peh, you figured I was male :blush: Sucky sucky, I wanted to be female, meh, my parents screwed up that one (quite literally).

Aaaanyway.

Let's go for something nice and easy (Giggle), but I like the sketches of these things... (as well as the stories behind them), therefore, I choose... British (and Irish if you must) Mythological Gods and Godesses

For A... I select Arianrhod.

[BusyBee]

You've picked a difficult topic here Dustmite but we will not be beaten.

Brigit of The Celts i.e. one of the great triple goddesses of the celts.

[Legally blonde]

Cerridwen



http://www.ravenquest.net/WyldeWoods/Cerridwen.gif

[BusyBee]

Dylan

Welsh god of the sea

[Boris]

Edain

A Celtic goddess associated with riding and probably equivalent to the
Gaulish goddess Epona.



:spin2:

[BusyBee]

I dont know about anyone else but this is really taxing my brain.

Flidais
- Ireland; goddess of forests, wild creatures. A shapeshifting goddess who rode in a deer-drawn chariot.

[kaphc]

Gwion Bach

... from Wales

Gwion Bach ap Gwreang was from Llanfair in Caereinion in Powys, and was forced by Cerridwen to stir the Cauldron of Inspiration for a year and a day while she brewed a magic potion of inspiration. At the end of the year, the three drops of inspiration lept out of the potion, burning Gwion's thumb, which he promptly stuck in his mouth. This caused him to become enlightened with all knowledge. Cerridwen chased him through various animal transformations until swallowing him as a grain, and then giving birth to him, at which point he was renamed Taliesin--the Shining Brow.

[Boris]

Hooded Spirits

Triad of Celtic deities, associated with healing and fertility.

[BusyBee]

I couldnt find an I, J or K so am skipping to L.
Llud Llaw Ereint Welsh god of harpers, healing, poets, smiths, sorcerers and waters.

(busy god this one)

[Boris]

Manawydan ap Llyr

Welsh version of the Celtic sea god, known to the Irish as Manannan
mac Lir.
:spin2:

[BusyBee]

Niamh

Irish possible form of Badh, this goddess was called Beauty and Brightness and helped hereos at their death.

[Boris]

Ogmios

(OGMA)

Gaulish god of eloquence, inspiration and eloquence.

[BusyBee]

PWYLL

Welsh god of cunning, virtue. CalledPwyll pen Annwn because he replace Gwynn ap Nudd as ruler of the underworld at one time.

How's that for knowledge then.

[Boris]

Rhiannon

May have been a goddess (Rigantona) in pagan Britain.
:spin2:

[BusyBee]

SCATHACH

Scottih goddess of healing, magic, martial arts, prophecy. Called the shadowy one.

[Boris]

Sul

(SULLA)

Celtic British goddess of hot springs, especially at Bath (Aquae
Sulis).

http://www.eaglehouse.co.uk/bath/bath-12.jpg

[Boris]

Tamesis

Celtic goddess of fresh waters. Her name survives in the English River
Thames and in Tamise, a French name for the Scheldt.


(sorry about doubling up on 'S' oops!)

http://www.artzero.org.uk/thames.gif

[BusyBee]

URSEL

Irish - Saxon She-bear goddess

[Boris]

Verbeia

Celtic goddess of the river Wharfe.
http://www.fatbadgers.co.uk/Inn%20of%20the%20year/wharfe.jpg

[BusyBee]

White lady - Celtic - goddess of death and destruction

[BigSister]

Is this still going on?

[Boris]

YES !


:laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh:

[BusyBee]

HELP! WHERE ARE WE?

[Skip]

X ............anyone ? :xyxwave:

[Boris]

X....to you too Skip!

BTW like the name :spin2:

Can we start a 'new' topic please.

The last one was 'DIRE'. (sorry whoever started it) no one 'knew' any of the answers. The all had to be' looked up '.

What do you think Chaps????

LEE I nominate YOU to start the next 'topic' with 'A'.



We are WAITING !

[LEE]

Why me Boris? :mad: Why not you? :conf:

Difficult topics are good sometimes as it makes us all think a bit, and looking up answers can be interesting and thought provoking.

Mind you, after all that I am going to start a fairly easy topic for now - I don't think we have had Countries before.

In honour of our newest member 'Skip', I'll start with......

Australia :hugesmile:

[Skip]

Wow, what an honour !!! :xyxwave:

I know this isn't strictly a country, but can I return the favor and say....


BRITAIN :bouncy:

nice to be here, see you round.

[BigSister]

Canada

[sweetlittlesara]

Denmark

[LEE]

Equador

[Boris]

Finland


http://onesummerineurope.com/Finland%20flag.gif

Well LEE good topic I think
:thumbs:

[BigSister]

Greece

[BusyBee]

I dont know about anyone else but that last one certainly stretched my use of the internet.

Anyway

HUNGARY

[rachb]

Italy

[kaphc]

Japan

[Skip]

KUWAIT :devil:

[Boris]

Lapland


http://www.sqc.fi/~ylikuka/scnordic/sami/lapland/sapmi-flag.jpg

:spin2:

[BusyBee]

Monacco

[Skip]

New Zealand :thumbs:Aotearoa, The Land of the Long White Cloud.

[BusyBee]

Oman

[Boris]

Portugal


http://astronomy.swin.edu.au/~pbourke/texture/flag/portugal.gif

[kaphc]

Qatar

[BigSister]

Russia

[Boris]

Switzerland


http://onesummerineurope.com/Switzerland%20flag.gif

[BusyBee]

TUNISIA

[kaphc]

Uzbekistan

[Boris]

Venezuala


http://www.coffeenewsnet.com/ven.gif

[BusyBee]

Got to be WALES in honour of our Helen.

[Skip]

Xanadu (?) Ok, this was difficult. It's in honour of our Olivia. :dazzler::dance::dazzler:

[Boris]

http://www.lbmrc.co.uk/images/yugo%20map%20and%20flag.jpg

[Boris]

That's Yugoslavia !

[kaphc]

And to finish with ......

Zimbabwe

(Just don't get me started on the politics of the country!)

And so I believe I have the honour of setting the next topic. Back soon!

[kaphc]

So ... let's have TV Presenters

To start us off:

Ant and Dec

[BusyBee]

Brian Dowling.

[kaphc]

Cat Deeley

[LEE]

Davina McCall

[BusyBee]

Eamonn Holmes

[Boris]

http://www.btinternet.com/~rob.frowen/presenters_b/ferbbrittonrsc98.jpg

Fern Britton

[Legally blonde]

Going back a bit, but Lapland isn't actually a country. It's an area in Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia. (Don't mean to be fussy, but just noticed)

[BusyBee]

Sorry Legally Blonde, just goes to show we aren't perfect, but so close it doesnt matter. LOL

Anyway back to presenters.

Gary Liniker.

[Boris]

Going back a bit, but Lapland isn't actually a country. It's an area in Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia. (Don't mean to be fussy, but just noticed)


Took me 3 attempts to get my Geography 'O' level so put it down to that please ...!I still get lost a lot !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:laugh:


Ummmmmm....Errrrrr....now what were we up to ?

[kaphc]

We need a TV presenter beginning with H please.

[BusyBee]

Helen Chamberlain (sports presenter)

[BigSister]

Iain Lee(From RISE)

[BusyBee]

Judy Finnigin (Richard and Judy)

[rachb]

Kate Lawler

[BusyBee]

Lawrence Llewellyn Bowen

[rachb]

Matthew Kelly

[BusyBee]

Nigella Lawson

[rachb]

Oprah

[LEE]

Patrick Keilty

[rachb]

Quentin Wilson??? is that his name that does Top Gear:conf::conf:

[BigSister]

Ruby Wax

[BusyBee]

Sharon Davies (swimming)

[BigSister]

Tricia(From the programme Tricia)

[LEE]

Ulrika Johnson

[Boris]

Valerie Singleton


http://news.bbc.co.uk/olmedia/195000/images/_195156_val300.jpg

[kaphc]

Moving the goalposts slightly, 'cos I don't think Wendy Turner counts:

Ruby Wax

[Boris]

Hhhhmmmmmm?????



http://www.turkeyhill.com/images/question-mark.jpg

[BusyBee]

Cant think of any Xs or Ys so will go on to Z


Zoe Ball


My turn to choose now methinks. Lets us have something to remind us of summer - British Seaside Towns. I'll start of with

Aberyswyth

[rachb]

Bournemouth
http://www.bournemouth.co.uk/Library/images/PhotoLibrary/BeachLife/3_07BeachfromDurleyChine.jpg

[LEE]

Clacton

http://www.clacton-on-sea.freeserve.co.uk/graphics/map1.gif

[Boris]

Dawlish


http://mercurio.iet.unipi.it/pix/gb/diesel/50/50_022-30/dawlish.jpg

[BigSister]

Eaststone

[Boris]

Felixtowe


http://www.slamnet.org.uk/SuffolkAir/Photos/Physical/felixstowe.jpg

( my cousin used to live there )

[BigSister]

Gravesend

[BusyBee]

Herne Bay

[Kaz]

Ilfracombe

http://www.country-ways.net/animage/ilfracombe.jpg

[Skip]

Just letting you know I'm enjoying this travel brochure !! :wavey: Please keep up the pics.

[LEE]

John O'Groats

http://www.visitjohnogroats.com/wts_harbour.jpg

http://www.visitjohnogroats.com/wts_stacks.jpg

The second picture is of the 'Stacks of Duncansby' and I think it looks really beautiful. I've never been to John O'Groats, but I want to now :thumbs:

It has Puffins as well :hugesmile:

http://www.visitjohnogroats.com/wts_puffins.jpg

[BusyBee]

Kingsbridge (PS glad you are enjoying this Skip)

[Boris]

Lynmouth


http://www.scorevalley.co.uk/Images/lynmouth.jpg

Another for your 'album' Skip.

[Kaz]

Minehead

http://www.westsomerset.gov.uk/images/minehead.jpg

P.S. I've been to John O'Groats, LEE - and across to the opposite side of the top of Scotland at Durness and Cape Wrath. Very remote, but unbelievably stunning scenery (if you get the weather, that is!) :thumbs:

[rachb]

Newquay
http://www.surfnewquay.co.uk/Images/crantock4.jpg

[Kaz]

Oban

http://www.dungallanhotel-oban.co.uk/images/oban-bay-bevel.jpg

One of my favourite places! :thumbs:

[Boris]

http://www.torbay-online.co.uk/paignton/images/paignton-broadsands.jpg


Paignton

[Boris]

One of my favourite places!


ps///Mr.Boris agrees with you but I have never been there.

[Janette]

NewQuay


Ok, I know I'm cheating but what the hell, it's got a Q in it!

:thumbs:

[BusyBee]

Oh Janette - what a cheat!!

RHYL

[BigSister]

Southport

[rachb]

Torquay
http://www.torquay.com/New_Torquay/images/beach/broadsands_beach.gif

[Boris]

Ullswater


http://www.rowanstudios.com/catalogues/works/ullswater.jpg

[BusyBee]

VENTNOR

(Sorry no piccy - scanner on the blink)

[rachb]

Weymouth
http://www.goodbeachguide.co.uk/Images/beaches/swest/weymouth.gif

[BusyBee]

I know we are past W but I have to give a mention to Weston-super-Mare which is just down the road from me. Or as the locals call it Weston-super-Mud - when the tide is low there is a huge expanse of mud!!!

Anyway heres a cheat

YARMOUTH

[Boris]

Think Busy Bee must choose the next Topic as I defy ANYONE to find a British seaside staring with 'Z' :love:

[BusyBee]

Right Boris your wish is my command. How about something a bit educational - names of subjects at school or college.

ALGABRA

[kaphc]

Biology

[BusyBee]

Chemistry

[Skip]

Drama

[BigSister]

English

[sweetlittlesara]

French (:mad:)

[LEE]

Geography

[Romantic Old Bird]

Terrain

[Janette]

That's a very interesting subject ROB :laugh:


I think I'll go for History

:thumbs:

[Romantic Old Bird]

sociology

[LEE]

Hi Rob

We're on the alphabet game not word association so we need a school subject beginning with 'I' :hugesmile:

[BusyBee]

ROB you have totally got your knickers in a twist here - havent you.

I'll have

IT (information technology)

[kaphc]

Well they might have this in some schools or colleges ....

Japanese

[BusyBee]

Kinetics (I'm sure someone somewhere studies this)

[rachb]

latin

[BusyBee]

mathematics

[kaphc]

Bit of a cheat ....

News and media studies!

[BusyBee]

Another cheat coming up!

Office and secretarial duties.

[Kaz]

Physics

:spin2:

[kaphc]

I don't think we'll get a Q.

So for R, let's have Religious Education.

[BigSister]

Sociology

[BusyBee]

Trigonometry

BTW you could have had Quantum Mechanics for Q

[Boris]

Unusually difficult sums !....LOL
JOKE !:joker:

[Romantic Old Bird]

Can't think of a U :conf:

Vulcanology

[Boris]

Wizardry


http://www.adorocinema.com/filmes/harry-potter-2/harry-potter-2-23.jpg

[kaphc]

How about eXams for "X"?!!!

:hugesmile::hugesmile:

[Janette]

Can't think of one for Y, but how about


Zoology

:thumbs:



Can I pick the next subject?

Films

Airheads



:thumbs:

[LEE]

Films was the topic I started this thread off with :hugesmile: Still that was ages and ages ago so I'm sure we can have it again - lets see if we can think of a completely different answer to every letter though - the original list was....

Armageddon
Big Daddy
Cats and Dogs
Dumb and Dumber
Enigma
Four Weddings and a Funeral
Gladiator
Harry Potter
Independence Day
Jackass - The Movie
Krakatoa East of Java
Lord of the Rings
Moonstruck
Notting Hill
One flew Over the Cuckos Nest / Oklahoma
Pretty Woman
Queen Christina
Reloaded
The Sixth Sense
Terminator
Unbreakable
Vertical Limit
What Lies Beneath
The X Men
Young Guns
Zoro


Ok my 'b' is

Bridget Jones Diary

http://www.spring.net/karenr/bjd/usposter.jpg

[Di2001]

Calandar Girls

[Kaz]

Dirty Dancing

http://www.angelfire.com/film/snowwhite22/dancing.gif

[rachb]

ET
http://www.etfansite.com/images/extraterrestrial-pose01.jpg

[LEE]

The Full Monty

http://images-eu.amazon.com/images/P/B00004TBSY.02.LZZZZZZZ.jpg

[BusyBee]

Seeing as we are going back on ourselves how about

Groundhog Day

[Boris]

http://www.movieactors.com/winphotos/90w.jpeg
Howards End

[Janette]

Ishtar

http://images.amazon.com/images/P/6302814146.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg

[BusyBee]

The Jolson Story

[LEE]

Kiss the Girls

http://www.shade.ca/images/reviews/img_315_3.jpg

[Romantic Old Bird]

Lolita


http://www.deepdiscountdvd.com/images/covers/WBD065541.jpg

[BigSister]

Mary Poppins

[Boris]

North by NorthWest


http://oll.temple.edu/fma155/course/north-by-northwest-02.jpg

[Kaz]

Of Mice and Men

http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/helpsheets/images/mice.gif

[Romantic Old Bird]

Papillon


http://www.movieposterbiz.com/Croatian/Papillon.jpg

[BusyBee]

The Quatermass Xperiment

[Boris]

Raiders of the Lost Arc.

http://www.filmaffischer.com/itempic/thumbnail/667.jpg

[BusyBee]

Sleepless in Seattle

[Di2001]

Titanic

[Romantic Old Bird]

http://search.excaliburfilms.com/dvd/reviews/images456/gr116554D1.jpg

[Kaz]

Vertigo

http://nmaa-ryder.si.edu/collections/exhibits/posters/vertigo.jpg

[Romantic Old Bird]

http://www.moviegoods.com/Assets/product_images/1010/149489.1010.A.jpg

[Kaz]

X Files (the movie)

http://images.art.com/images/PRODUCTS/large/10048000/10048154.jpg

[Boris]

The Yearling


http://64.95.118.51/images/opti/6c/41/1024237-movie-resized200.jpg

[bananarama]

ZORBA the Greek is rattling about in my memory. A film or song "Not sure"!!!

If it's a valid answer then perhaps the next topic could be "Materials" in general including fabrics,Metalic or synthetic etc.....

To start off ...... Asbestos

[BusyBee]

Brass

[Boris]

Cardboard:spin2:

[BusyBee]

Draylon

[Boris]

This is a hard one...

2 choices for you to chosse from

Embroidered or elastic...

Whichever you think is suitable
:conf:

[BusyBee]

Flannel

[Boris]

Gabardine
:spin2:

[BusyBee]

Harris Tweed

[rachb]

Iron

[Romantic Old Bird]

Jute

[Boris]

Kapok
http://www.vgt.ch/vn/9804/kapok-2.jpg

[Janette]

Leather!

:blush:

[rachb]

Muslin