The A to Z of Famous (Googled) People

[far-lands 11]

As long as you are (k)not picking your nose

 

Right back on with the bloody game :

 

EU

[Jean-Pierre 7]

 

I've got a small hole in the sleeve of my pullover and I keep on playing with it, so I suppose I'm Knit-picking.

I selected some of the tastiest looking pistachios this morning, so I guess I might be "Nut-picking".

(I know technically a pistachio is not a nut, if you want to do some nut-nit-picking)

 

Jean-Pierre

[far-lands 11]

Tempting JP !, but I dont want to lower the tone any more . I have been slapped in the face by someone sensitive already today, for lowering the tone ...

[Jean-Pierre 7]

Ephraim Unger was a German writer (not a nut-picker at all)

 

EV

 

Jean-Pierre

[xedthestyx 0]

And Elizabeth 'Urley is a famous actress innit!

[xedthestyx 0]

Edward Van Halen - guitarist

 

EW

[far-lands 11]

Edwood woodwood

 

EX

[sillypoint 346]

Erich von Däniken (not a nut-picker, just a nut_case)

[bbulldog 6]

Emma Watson - Harry Potter fame

 

EX

[far-lands 11]

 

EX

Stands for any "Ex" wife, so could be someone famous...

 

EY

[Jonnyboy 9]

Edward Xylophone, inventor of the Xylophone

[bbulldog 6]

thanks Jonnyboy but i think you are pulling one...

[xedthestyx 0]

 

Edward Xylophone, inventor of the Xylophone

No way!!! Referee!!!

[Jean-Pierre 7]

You're right, it was Ettore Ximenes who invented the Xylophone (whilst paiting nut-pickers in Italy)

 

Jean-Pierre

[Neil373 2]

Emile Zola

 

FA

 

EDIT @ J-P - Ernie Young (won an Olympic gold medal for the United States in the 2000 Sydney Olympics - baseball).

[bbulldog 6]

Fanny Adams

 

FB

[Jean-Pierre 7]

XYZ...

 

Jean-Pierre

[far-lands 11]

 

Fanny Adams

 

FB

surely you mean fanny craddock ??

[sillypoint 346]

Geoffrey Boycott (well no-one else is following the alphabet!)

[mike_a 7]

 

surely you mean fanny craddock ??

Frank Bough

 

FC B)