We've all done
this haven't we?
Eddie Mair | 11:58 UK time, Thursday, 30 November 2006
this haven't we?
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I wouldn't know as, per usual, I won't be able to listen to it until I get home :(( Anyone able to MP3 it and send it to Jonnie to stick in the audio gallery?
Hi Fearless it's in the gallery labelled Premiershite clubs
I love it when my tourettes is in context...
Oh yes, undoubtedly.
Remind me to tell you all about when, at 16, I had a crush on my friend's big brother and, in conversation with him, managed to refer to his 'foreskin' instead of 'forearm skin'... Excrutiating.
Hahahahaha. Bet that one will make the Christmas party bloopers. More, please.
As a teenager in the late 70s/early 80s my best friend had found his dad's adult magazine stash. At dinner one night he was discussing bad things on television and happened to mention how "that woman" would be complaining. He named "that woman" as Mary Millington. His mum proceded to clout both him and his dad repeatedly in a manner Our 'Enry would've been proud of.
I remember being in my early teens when my mother mis-pronounced the word Shiite, switching the two middle vowel sounds around....
Richard Baker tells this story against himself.
One evening, when presenting Your One Hundred Best Tunes on Radio Three, after much careful rehearsing of the difficult sounds, he slowly.. and.. distinctly.. enunciated...
"And now, we have Rimsky Korsakov's 'Bum of the Flightlebee'."
(Valery, do I get any points for punctuation in that last sentence?)
How do you get to be a part of the rawl famly?
Fifi (9) - marvellous!
Anything to do with plugs Dr.? (10)
Xtra points Fi, extra points :o).
Currently one job down, so back to the pedantry...
Aha - I've unplugged my Skype phone and I can hear the clip now!