Gilbert and ... who?

**RichL** · 31 March 2005, 06:25

I've information vegetable, animal, and mineral,

**ZokesPro** · 31 March 2005, 06:51

I know the kings of England, and I quote the fights historical,

**GuchiGuh** · 31 March 2005, 07:08

I am the the cosine and tangent of an inexplicitly defined function of several constants

**Brian Ellis** · 31 March 2005, 08:11

To change the subject, I'm the ruler of the Queen's Navee!

G&S are still sublime 100 years ++ on!

az · 31 March 2005, 08:32

Honestly, I don't know what to write, and how to word it.

AZ

**Marshmallowman** · 31 March 2005, 18:27

and Sullivan

**Gurm** · 31 March 2005, 18:42

Guchi and AZ get a big ol' THUMBS DOWN.

The point is, I start a Gilbert and Sullivan song. You have to continue the song.

MM gets honorable mention for at least knowing the name "Sullivan".

**ZokesPro** · 31 March 2005, 18:49

I was kinda hoping that this thread would have kept on going. Wasn't hard to find the lyrics either.

**KRSESQ** · 31 March 2005, 21:18

When I was a lad I served a term

**Brian Ellis** · 1 April 2005, 00:37

As office boy to an Attorney's firm.

**SitFlyer** · 1 April 2005, 02:17

I cleaned the windows and I swept the floor

az · 1 April 2005, 04:57

Originally posted by Gurm

Guchi and AZ get a big ol' THUMBS DOWN.

The point is, I start a Gilbert and Sullivan song. You have to continue the song.

MM gets honorable mention for at least knowing the name "Sullivan".

You apparently didn't read my post. I clearly stated I didn't know what to write

You may now continue with your singing

AZ

**Gurm** · 1 April 2005, 04:57

And I polished up the handle of the BIG FRONT DOOR!

**Brian Ellis** · 1 April 2005, 05:12

Originally posted by az

You apparently didn't read my post. I clearly stated I didn't know what to write

You may now continue with your singing

AZ

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For you Philistines, W.S. Gilbert wrote the libretti and Arthur Sullivan wrote the score of a whole series of exquisite comic operas in the latter half of the 19th c. The verbal and musical wit made them extremely popular and they remain so to this day. Sullivan regretted them as he felt they downgraded his talent as an excellent serious composer. Want to know more? http://math.boisestate.edu/gas/books/walbrook/

(There is a foreword written by Sir Henry Wood, arguably Britain's finest orchestral conductor ever.)

Gilbert and ... who?

Gilbert and ... who?

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