On 24/10/2025 at 13:40, Demonstone said:

A second clue: The common factor is not related to any profession, so you can rule out musicians, comedians, actors etc.

For the record, Good Sir, I've only just seen this thread. I'm sure I would have got it. Yeah, right.

But a posthum(our)ous point of order: the common factor is so related, if one applies the 'etc' to sweep up any marginals to the 3 arts preceding.

Yours in petulance,

Tim (but not Andrew*)

*See what I did there?

2 minutes ago, Timothy Reddan-A'Blew said:

But a posthum(our)ous point of order: the common factor is so related, if one applies the 'etc' to sweep up any marginals to the 3 arts preceding.

Bonnie & Clyde?

Just now, Demonstone said:

Bonnie & Clyde?

The only one, you think? That was the one that foxed me, but there were also a couple I didn't even know!

I rationalised my way into my petulance by thinking of them as professionals, celebrities in their time, and titular subjects in our time (or mine, anyway...) for both actors and musicians.

Keep 'em coming GS. I mourned your retirement.

I still don’t get it.

Well done! Though admittedly though I surprise most with the breadth of my musical knowledge I absolutely have never heard of the Thompson duo. And on that even though I'll leave the musicals to my mother I know it's RoDgers and Hammerstein. Hell, even the Rodgers of Rodgers and Hart 😁 valued his D. I hope I haven't rained on your parade, Ms Streisand. I enjoyed this thread.

BTW it would've been so cool if Geelong's Kane had been Tenille rather than Tenace. 😂

Bugger.... bugger..

Missed by ... well... a little bit...

1 hour ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

I still don’t get it.

I'm not sure whether you mean that, Ethan, but, in your case, think Highman?...

1 hour ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

I still don’t get it.

🤔Bit like the ying and yang of things 😉

LOL not sure who I’d choose—probably Bontempelli, Jesse Hogan, or Zac Butters.

2 hours ago, Timothy Reddan-A'Blew said:

I'm not sure whether you mean that, Ethan, but, in your case, think Highman?...

My father loved coffee, and now we love him as coffee.

Edited yesterday at 11:141 day by Ethan Tremblay

2 hours ago, Go Ds said:

I know it's RoDgers and Hammerstein

Would you believe that was a typo and I meant to say Roy Rogers and Trigger?

Yes, but Trigger never got out of the Magoo's.

On 25/10/2025 at 09:49, Demonstone said:

Third prize has been claimed by the consistent @tilly18 who, for his efforts, get to pick any former MFC star to return in their peak form.

Just pipped at the post was @Ghostwriter , who also deserves a prize and will pick any former MFC player currently at another club to come home.

I read my prize incorrectly sorry Stone.

With the current options up forward I would choose Garry Lyon to have the most impact.

I didn't choose Robert Flower because that would suggest I didn't give my decision due consideration.

Looks like Demonstone definitely has a taste for history and the esoteric. Who would have thought George Burns and Gracie Allen would have been named dropped on Demonland.

12 minutes ago, tilly18 said:

With the current options up forward I would choose Garry Lyon to have the most impact.

I reckon David Schwarz in his pomp (ie pre-knees)would be my choice.

27 minutes ago, Demonstone said:

I reckon David Schwarz in his pomp (ie pre-knees)would be my choice.

Now I'm in 2 minds.