Hello Blues! Nice one!

Hello Wiz, Thank you.

Fairly easy to solve but for soups I guessed hairstyles.

I the idea of those hairstyles, very creative!c

Oops, should've been... I love the..

Beefheart takes me back - certainly not Safe as Milk, more of a red herring for the mad hatter group if anything. Mind you ,apart from me and thee. .... and at times I'm not too sure about me. It's a mad world Blues.

I'm new to this but I am fed up with the marking of answers to links. I put titled ladies down for the last line, the "correct answer was female nobility. I'm about to give up.

Mike I put down as many different options as I could think up but sadly not titled ladies. You were correct don't be hard on yourself have a glass on me.

Mike I find it totally understandable why you are fed up. I too have lost vital points due to such incompetence. As you well know these points are redeemable against selected bottles of wine in your local Asda store. Consequently I've missed out on some cracking deals.

Claret, I feel your anguish but please be aware that other superstores are available.

I think this would have been better if you had just put "Kirk" rather than the full name- half the fun's in the ambiguity and it wouldn't be making the grid too hard. ( You could also include flint, caveman, hastings, haddock or America;-> )

Mister Tom: Thank you, yes, there are a plethora of Captains waiting to be part of these grids, perhaps you have found the key to gridding immortality.
My intention was to make it fairly easy to solve.
If its ambiguity you are after then this sits perfectly with part of the theme of the grid.
Take a look at Sir John Tenniel's drawing of the caterpillar in "Alice in Wonderland" and excellent example of afore mention ambiguity.
Is it a man or caterpillar.
I need a beer or wine or something...

I like your comments,Blues, and Tenniel's caterpillar, but I think I'd need a few drinks before I found it ambiguous .what am I missing?

Wiz, it seems that people thought it was either a caterpillar smoking a pipe (not an everyday occurrence I'm sure you will agree) or a chap with a long nose etc...
I think he'd been on the gin when he drew it.
(If you can't see both then you are not ambiguous enough.)

I sort of can ,would hate to be less than adequate ion the ambiguity area.