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World at One...the musical...

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1. At 02:55 PM on 27 Nov 2006, wrote:

   Umm, Eddie/Richard/Lissa,

   The main page doesn't seem to be listing todays' two blogs, making some people think you've not blogged today... Any chance you can give the server a kick?

   Ta!
   FFred

2. At 04:23 PM on 27 Nov 2006, Carl Goss wrote:

   They say great ideas come from accidents. So how about ALL the news done with music behind.. and a funky renaming of the reader at the same time...
   'Afternoon delight' behind Charlotte G,
   Pete D backed by 'I'm a hunka hunka burnin' love'
   Harry C with 'who puts the bomp'
   Carolyn Q with 'Killer Quinn' (well almost)
   Then of course your goodself Eddie M with 'video killed the radio star'

3. At 05:07 PM on 27 Nov 2006, wrote:

   Thinking of news programmes and music;

   Will you chaps in the PM & WatO office be joining in with the TV news types in doing a high-quality musical number at next years Children in Need?

   It's the only thing I tune in for on the evening. I look forward to the day that the Beeb releases a DVD compilation of all the newsreaders-musical-moments from across the years.

   Si.

4. At 05:22 PM on 27 Nov 2006, wrote:

   "The Mighty Quinn" might be better for Sequin (no aspersions being cast)

   Dollar hu Akhbar!
   ed

5. At 05:31 PM on 27 Nov 2006, Rosalind wrote:

   The problem is, people with hearing impaired problems have problems with background music. My mother is 89, she has had problems for some 30 years, and loves the TV. Why spoil it for her and masses of others?

   We are all getting older.

6. At 05:57 PM on 27 Nov 2006, wendy darling wrote:

   Rosalind (7)

   my friend Peter says "Phooey!"

7. At 08:28 PM on 27 Nov 2006, gossipmistress wrote:

   Nick Clarke - the consummate professional.

   Now may we have the Parma ham incident - please?

8. At 09:48 PM on 27 Nov 2006, wrote:

   Is it only me, or does anyone else here feel that they first heard about polonium-210 on 'Round the Horne'?

9. At 10:21 PM on 27 Nov 2006, Aperitif wrote:

   I would like to echo Gossipmistress' request (see 10).

10. At 11:32 PM on 27 Nov 2006, Valery P wrote:

    steve - I know just what you mean! Julian and Sandy?

11. At 12:45 AM on 28 Nov 2006, Bona Law wrote:

    ooh err

    HORNE: Will you take my case?
    JULIAN: Well, it depends on what it is. We've got a criminal practice that takes up most of our time.
    HORNE: Yes, but apart from that — I need legal advice.
    SANDY: Ooh, isn't he bold?
    

12. At 01:03 AM on 28 Nov 2006, wrote:

    so I'm not going mad then

13. At 01:47 AM on 28 Nov 2006, wrote:

    oops! left the :-)) off the end of that one :o)

14. At 04:00 AM on 28 Nov 2006, wrote:

    Great Blog

15. At 09:24 AM on 28 Nov 2006, Stephen, Leader of STROP wrote:

    I fear the calendar on this page may be broken (as of 9:24am Tues) cos when I click on it I end up on something called "MistaJam".

    Ps It's me - at the top of the blog!

    The strapline I mean. Go on, have a look, you know you want to!

16. At 09:55 AM on 28 Nov 2006, Big Sister wrote:

    Congrats, Stephen

    Lord Mair: Have you seen this yet?

    I really, really, think you need to have a look ......

    Eddie, go on, go on, go on........

17. At 10:02 AM on 28 Nov 2006, admin annie wrote:

    Stephen, you must have been away on Pluto for a long time as I complained about Mistajam days ago, No-one else seems to have had any trouble with it though, so maybe it's just us.

18. At 01:08 PM on 28 Nov 2006, wrote:

    Nick Clarke must have had phenomenal powers of concentration.

    I'm a reasonably professional presenter but if that had happened to ME I fear my giggle muscles would have struck.

    Fifi

19. At 04:26 PM on 28 Nov 2006, James Jacobs wrote:

    Its the calmness he did stuff that made him a great broadcaster, I've decided- not matter what the event, his voice fitted perfectly, from the funeral of the Queen mother, to an event such as that.

20. At 09:13 PM on 17 Feb 2007, wrote: