Word Association Game

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Penny

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Falls

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Niagra

(I think playing this game is the only bit of sanity for me these days. Save me from builders who are overdue on the extension to our house. No kitchen since June!)

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Barrel

Annie Edson Taylor - first person to go over Niagara falls in a barrel. 112 years ago yesterday

Grumpyhack, glad to keep you sane.

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Cider

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ubLmGZVYkA

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Brothers

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Babycham

How to re-invent a drink. Babycham, a sparkling champagne perry was the first alcoholic drink to be advertised on TV in 1957 and was then sold as a 'girlie' drink by the then Showering Brothers of Shepton Mallett, .

Now the brand is owned by Accolade Wines (an Australian based conglomerate whose wine brands include Hardys).

But the Brothers are now back with their cider perrys sold to enthusiastic festival goers.

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Perry

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Larry

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Camp

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Triangle (though I'm not sure putting those two words together pleases Neil)

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Pythagoras

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Bearded Theory

(I know that's two words not one but it's a festival with a title that seems to sum up the above rather neatly)

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Derbyshire

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Sage

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Onion

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Pickles

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ObgfcP0hCM

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Pickles

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ObgfcP0hCM

Not sure I can answer that after seeing the worst people on TV doing the worst material I have ever seen.

Oh look, someone's fat - HA HA HA

Oh look parking on double yellow lines shouldn't be reserved for unloading and blue badge holders, HA HA HA.

Sorry Mardy, normal service will be resumed later.

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Jules

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Holland

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Dreyfuss

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Admiral

[whisty]

Dunno if I got this right but I'll give it a go - Butterfly

Edited November 12, 2013 by whisty

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Times

And yes Whisty, you did get it right. For those not aware of my association, it was a famous editorial written by William Rees Mogg, then Editor of The Times, deploring the heavy sentences passed on the Rolling Stones following a drugs bust,

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Square