Only Connect Two........

[Harry Genshaw]

Another few to follow if its not too easy

[TANGODANCER]

What am I?

When the judge decided on the punishment, I'm at the rear.
Im associated with stationary.
I'm the last thing you see before reaching the main city.
Americans generally use the sharp end instead of me.

But a Canadian will be first with the answer...I think.

Full stop?

Well done WHW. Third one is last thing you see before reaching the main city "Capital"...
I think the Americans sometimes call it a "point" as well as a period. If I'm wrong....well, tough.

[Montreal Wanderer]

What am I?

When the judge decided on the punishment, I'm at the rear.
Im associated with stationary.
I'm the last thing you see before reaching the main city.
Americans generally use the sharp end instead of me.

But a Canadian will be first with the answer...I think.

Full stop?

Well done WHW. Third one is last thing you see before reaching the main city "Capital"...
I think the Americans sometimes call it a "point" as well as a period. If I'm wrong....well, tough.

Too much multiculturalism! The French call it a point...

[Bruce Rioja]

They all smell of fish?

I should think the fish smells more of fish than the musician

Nonsense. I'll bet that Rod Stewart's cock stinks like Billingsgate!

[Montreal Wanderer]

They all smell of fish?

I should think the fish smells more of fish than the musician

Nonsense. I'll bet that Rod Stewart's cock stinks like Billingsgate!

Tbh, I have never investigated empirically....

[Lost Leopard Spot]

Another few to follow if its not too easy

Who is that second dude?

Is the answer Bill Clinton?

[Lost Leopard Spot]

Here's one

What have this lot got in common (apart from the fact they are all animals)...

[Bruce Rioja]

By the blithering crin. How many of these have we got on the go now?

[Lost Leopard Spot]

By the blithering crin. How many of these have we got on the go now?

Two. Possibly three.

[Winter Hill White]

Another few to follow if its not too easy

Who is that second dude?

Is the answer Bill Clinton?

Think the second bloke is Steve Bing. He had a bit of a dabble with Liz Hurley.

More clues please, Harry G.

[mrkint]

Another few to follow if its not too easy

Who is that second dude?

Is the answer Bill Clinton?

Think the second bloke is Steve Bing. He had a bit of a dabble with Liz Hurley.

More clues please, Harry G.

Actually i don't think tis needed...I think the link is 'Friends' characters

Ross
(Chandler) Bing
Monica

[Bruce Rioja]

Think the second bloke is Steve Bing. He had a bit of a dabble with Liz Hurley.

More clues please, Harry G.

Ah, is that the link then - that they've all been rumbled for having a tamper?

[Montreal Wanderer]

Actually i don't think tis needed...I think the link is 'Friends' characters

Ross
(Chandler) Bing
Monica

Curses! I might have got that if I had awoken earlier.

[Winter Hill White]

Here's one

What have this lot got in common (apart from the fact they are all animals)...

I'll have a go at beer.

The cow is a Holstein. (Pils)
Badger produce things like the dangerously drinkable Tanglefoot.
And I'm sure I've had beers from a brewery called Bear Town at various festivals. Is it based in somewhere like Macc or Stoke?

[Lost Leopard Spot]

Here's one

What have this lot got in common (apart from the fact they are all animals)...

I'll have a go at beer.

The cow is a Holstein. (Pils)
Badger produce things like the dangerously drinkable Tanglefoot.
And I'm sure I've had beers from a brewery called Bear Town at various festivals. Is it based in somewhere like Macc or Stoke?

wow. That is not the answer I was after. The next two things I was going to post were of a monkey, and a dog. The trouble is your answer would have covered those too: Blue Monkey brewery and Brewdog. So I'll have to concede. Well done.

The actual answer I was after was not only were they animal nouns, but they were verbs for human actions too...
To bear witness
To badger a friend
To cow an opponent into submission
To monkey about
To dog a customer with unwanted questions...

[Montreal Wanderer]

I'll have a go at beer.

The cow is a Holstein. (Pils)
Badger produce things like the dangerously drinkable Tanglefoot.
And I'm sure I've had beers from a brewery called Bear Town at various festivals. Is it based in somewhere like Macc or Stoke?

The cow is a genetically modified (cloned) antipodean dairy cow called Daisy.
The badger is threatened because it (allegedly and questionably) causes bovine TB - thus causing alarm an despondency to the Green party leadership
The female (clearly) brown bear does yoga in a Finnish zoo (Yogi Bear?).

Yogi Bear, Bill Badger and Daisy the cow - much beloved cartoon characters who drink beer.

[Winter Hill White]

Is Holsten Pils still around? I don't think I've seen it for ages. I used to drink it when I was 18.

Right - I shall resurrect this one from a few pages back.

Right then - let me have a go. I've never seen this programme before, but have duly wikied it, so I think I know what happens.

First two clues:-

pele
cole

[Montreal Wanderer]

wow. That is not the answer I was after. The next two things I was going to post were of a monkey, and a dog. The trouble is your answer would have covered those too: Blue Monkey brewery and Brewdog. So I'll have to concede. Well done.

The actual answer I was after was not only were they animal nouns, but they were verbs for human actions too...
To bear witness
To badger a friend
To cow an opponent into submission
To monkey about
To dog a customer with unwanted questions...

Ooops. Oh well.

[Harry Genshaw]

Is Holsten Pils still around? I don't think I've seen it for ages. I used to drink it when I was 18.

Right - I shall resurrect this one from a few pages back.

Right then - let me have a go. I've never seen this programme before, but have duly wikied it, so I think I know what happens.

First two clues:-

pele
cole

Another clue needed for me please WHW
Oh, & well done on mine Kinty

[Winter Hill White]

Another clue needed for me please WHW
Oh, & well done on mine Kinty

pele
cole
bale