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1. At 12:23 PM on 21 Sep 2006, Lady Penelope wrote:

   Good lord. And you'd have thought his sartorial advisers could have helped him choose a tie that didn't fight with it.

   sb 1 trala

2. At 12:46 PM on 21 Sep 2006, Carl Goss wrote:

   I don't know if it was just luck, or whether someone acted on my email... but thank you thankyou... the 5pm pips were at a beautiful level last night... That's what I've always said about the ³ÉÈËÂÛ̳, you care about the little things... the big things are another matter!
   Ruddy good show PM!!

3. At 12:54 PM on 21 Sep 2006, Dr Hackenbush wrote:

   For the uninitiated, including Radio 4 presenters, Michael Rosen’s Word of Mouth programme determined that the correct pronunciation of that tricky forename is ‘Min-yiz’. Apparently the Z is not actually a Z, but I forget the character it replaces.

4. At 01:02 PM on 21 Sep 2006, wrote:

   The whole stage-managed, on message, artificial happy-chappy-back-slappiness makes me nauseous.

   It reached it's nadir when Duncan-Smith let everyone know that the 'quiet man was turning up the volume', followed by that chap who was hoofed out of the Labour shindig last year because he dared to go off message in public. Seems just a little too much like the Nazi ideal of 'working towards the Fuhrer' for my liking.

   Si.

5. At 01:03 PM on 21 Sep 2006, Fearless Fred wrote:

   This is the drawback to not having a TV in the office. I have to wait for another 5 hours before I have the visual shock of Sir Mings' tie....

   Lissa, I don't know what you've done, but all the counts seem right, I've been remembered. It's all hunky dorey!!

   SB3

6. At 01:52 PM on 21 Sep 2006, big sister wrote:

   I get the same problem when I iron my husband's check shirts - Wicked, isn't it?

7. At 03:16 PM on 21 Sep 2006, Enoch Ramsbottom wrote:

   Oh...I see.

   It's the Lib-Dem conference is it? And there I was thinking it's some fella addressing SAGA'S Annual General Meeting.

8. At 03:46 PM on 21 Sep 2006, Humph wrote:

   Re Dr H (3)

   The letter is a yog. There was a good piece about it on the ³ÉÈËÂÛ̳ magazine page back in January. The web page is:

   news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/4595228.stm

   although you may have to type that in rather than just click on it (I am really new at this!!)

   H

9. At 07:00 PM on 21 Sep 2006, Dr Hackenbush wrote:

   Nobody on the programme seems to have read my pronunciation tips. SB6

10. At 10:20 PM on 21 Sep 2006, Dr Hackenbush wrote:

    From where I am, entries here seem to have frozen at number 8, posted 6½ hours ago - and yet I recall joining in again well beyond 18:00....

    SB17 ??

    Take this placebo

11. At 10:38 PM on 21 Sep 2006, Aperitif wrote:

    SB9

    I haven't seen the Lib Dem back drop but I'm about to watch Newsnight - should I switch off before it causes me pain?

12. At 01:26 AM on 22 Sep 2006, Broderick Anglaise wrote:

    sb11

    Dr. H. @9
    I, for one, (obviously) read your tips on pronunciation and took them to heart; but you will be aware of the reputation we English have for not doing Foreign. So your assistance was as much practical use to me as "Understanding your body during the process of giving birth" which I also read with great interest. Was that one of your pamphlets? If so will you autograph it for me?
    

13. At 10:40 AM on 22 Sep 2006, Vyle Hernia wrote:

    What makes my eyes water is the thought of all those poor old-age pensioners who were nowhere near the 50p tax backet but have ancient 2-litre cars they rarely drive and can't afford to replace. Seems like they'll be fined £800 for being poor.

14. At 11:00 AM on 22 Sep 2006, Dr Hackenbush wrote:

    SB13

    (12) Probably not

15. At 09:43 PM on 22 Sep 2006, Aperitif wrote:

    re 13

    Are you sure it isn't the hernia making you cry?