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1. At 10:43 AM on 18 Dec 2006, Big Sister wrote:

   Still no sign of mine. And LOTS of duplicates!

   Shouldn't they be taxed, or something? (And, conversely, those of us still waiting - patiently? - for ours to appear should have our Licence Fee refunded? Now, there's a thought!)

   Did see AndyCr's up there, though! But we'd already seen his .......

   BTW, has further thought been given to categorising the photos? I ask this because I've seen lots of pooches up there (though NOT MINE!!!!!!) and would be very happy to trawl through and try to collate them for you (if you'd like me to).

   Will my photo come up before the New Year or will I have to make a New Year's Resolution around moaning to Eddie?

2. At 11:02 AM on 18 Dec 2006, Vyle Hernia wrote:

   The original list goes 1-17; the latest are numbered 21, 22, 25, 26.

   One cannot help wondering if 18-20 and 23-24 exist but links are not published. Or is this another investigation that should be halted?

   Sorry if I offended you, Eddie, with my comment about the Newsletter vs the 1630 trailer. I hope that by subscribing to the Newsletter I will evetually have done enough penance.

3. At 11:26 AM on 18 Dec 2006, wrote:

   Yes seen Andy,

   I make it around 1,500 as published to date but that was just a quick tally of the seventeen galleries and four colours.

   Appy: Before I forget it's Bournemouth not Brighton -- not that it matters

4. At 11:36 AM on 18 Dec 2006, gossipmistress wrote:

   Ten thousand?! I'll never get any christmas cards done now....

5. At 11:37 AM on 18 Dec 2006, wrote:

   Huzzah! Mine's finally made it!! *BIG cheesy grin*.

   Alas, the secret of my name is out as well, for those that can find the photo. Can I remain as FFred here?

6. At 11:56 AM on 18 Dec 2006, Eddie Mair wrote:

   Jonnie (3) I know what you mean. My estimate would have been around 1500-2000 but I was told on good authority today about the much higher figure. I know better than to question my betters....

7. At 12:10 PM on 18 Dec 2006, LadySnorkPenMaiden wrote:

   Yo Jonnie -

   I wonder whether you can explain how it's happened that I've caught your SO's cold??

   I know all this new technology's wonderful etc but I didn't know it could post germs as well :-(

   xx
   LadyPen (sniff)

8. At 12:30 PM on 18 Dec 2006, Dr Hackenbush wrote:

   I know pay cheque than to question my pay cheques....

9. At 12:52 PM on 18 Dec 2006, wrote:

   Eddie, perchance you have synaesthesia, how exotic!

   Big Sister (1) I think you need to get into the PM office forthwith to get labelling photographs & categorising; I don't really know how they've managed without you this far. Well, they haven't really have they! Better take madmary with you though... .

10. At 01:11 PM on 18 Dec 2006, Aperitif wrote:

    Oops, sorry Jonnie - I knew that really. In fact, I'm sure I said Bournemouth at the party, but got it wrong when I posted here. (Incidentally, I was nowhere near Bournemouth either - haven't been there since about 1986... but I remember it was very nice then...)

11. At 01:21 PM on 18 Dec 2006, wrote:

    LadyPen (7),

    Are you sure it's not a computer virus you've caught? ;-)

12. At 01:21 PM on 18 Dec 2006, Belinda wrote:

    I've also got Jonnie's SO's cold. Computer virus.

13. At 01:51 PM on 18 Dec 2006, wrote:

    Re: Eddie Mair ( yes they are right) -- around 10,250 I'd say, after recalculating)

    Re: LadySnorkPenMaiden :

    Mmmm -- he was out for a while three days ago !

    How long does a cold virus take to incubate I wonder ?

14. At 02:22 PM on 18 Dec 2006, wrote:

    Yay!

15. At 04:01 PM on 18 Dec 2006, wrote:

    Bournemouth is still very nice now, except for that I*ax thing they put up to spoil the view when you come down the hill to the sea.

    In the summer, occasionally, you might meet a poor artist trying to sell his wares in the aptly named "Lower Gardens" near the sea. Say hello, if you're visiting next year, and maybe buy a reasonably priced artwork at the same time :)

16. At 04:36 PM on 18 Dec 2006, wrote:

    Hooray!! At last my photo is up!

    I was getting worried about all the repeats as well, but it seems they get there in the end! It is interesting as to how many dogs get fed at 5pm - mine has to wait until 6.30pm!

    I wonder if there's a way of being able to set up a screen saver with them on. I use my own 'my pictures' file as my screen saver for my laptop, but I think it would be a lovely way of seeing all 10,000 pictures without having to pretend to be working!!

    I suppose as a screensave it might just be a bit heavy to download - does someone else know about these things?

17. At 05:46 PM on 18 Dec 2006, wrote:

    Two orphans:

    /radio4/news/pm/galleries/843/

    /radio4/news/pm/galleries/844/

18. At 06:29 PM on 18 Dec 2006, jbt wrote:

    Thanks to John Wilson for rescuing the two orphans ( files 18 & 20). Can anyone enlighten me on the whereabouts of files 19, 23 and 24. More importantly can anyone enlighten me on the whereabouts of my wife's entry which was sent at 17.22 on 5 December.

19. At 06:30 PM on 18 Dec 2006, Big Sister wrote:

    Sparkly: I hope you weren't being facetious. I really hope you weren't being facetious. I was just offering to help, honest! I know I'm not superwoman, just someone who likes to get things done......

    I'll go into a quiet corner now and feel sorry for myself.

    Note to Eddie: That was a genuine offer, though!

20. At 08:54 PM on 18 Dec 2006, wrote:

    Big Sister (19) not at all, didn't even cross my mind; I am without such guile & must investigate symbols to denote state of mind forthwith.

    I was going for comic effect, but funny ha ha, not sarcasm & thought you would find it funny because I genuinely thought it would be fun if you went in. X

21. At 08:58 PM on 18 Dec 2006, wrote:

    Johnnie, I would like them as a slide show screensaver - is is that what you meant? No idea how to do it any faster than PM have uploaded our efforts, shall ponder though.
    

22. At 09:17 PM on 18 Dec 2006, wrote:

    Another orphan

    /radio4/news/pm/galleries/836/

23. At 09:20 PM on 18 Dec 2006, gossipmistress wrote:

    Is that Sequin on the wall calendar in this picture??!!

24. At 10:03 PM on 18 Dec 2006, wrote:

    gossipmistress, I think you're right!

25. At 11:31 PM on 18 Dec 2006, valery p (Tumbleflump Holly-Hippoface) wrote:

    Sparkly Helen, I'm a genuine bona fide synaesthete - and it can be fun!

    Still no photo - but I did get a newsletter, Yay! No time to examine photos in great depth at this time of year, think I'll have topencil them in for February, so your secret's safe till then Ffred!

    AndyCrCoo - Coo is well and happy, and not being fattened up for Christmas, no siree!

26. At 11:49 PM on 18 Dec 2006, Big Sister wrote:

    Sparkly: I was teasing you! And - yes! - I'd love to go in and help out. Perhaps Eddie will ask me?

27. At 11:59 PM on 18 Dec 2006, gossipmistress wrote:

    FFred I saw your photo! I do hope your bosses don't find you out! Will you be changing your Nom-de-Frog?

28. At 01:31 AM on 19 Dec 2006, wrote:

    Anyone who reads in an alphabetic/phonetic language is experiencing synaesthesia. Your eyes see little black squiggles and your brain hears sounds, which together suggest thoughts.

    It's one step less abstract if you're reading Chinese, because the characters suggest the words directly. The actual sound for a character may differ from one dialect to another, but the meaning is the same, so two Chinese folk who can't understand each other in spoken language can write back and forth quite easily.

    for a wee bit from The Spell of the Sensuous, by David Abram. An excellent Christmas read for anyone interested in storytelling and oral traditions. for The Ecology of Magic.

    xx
    ed

29. At 09:31 AM on 19 Dec 2006, Vyle Hernia wrote:

    FF (5) Nah, don't change your nom-de-grenouille. I haven't bothered to change mine.

30. At 01:17 AM on 20 Dec 2006, wrote:

    valery P (25) "I'm a genuine bona fide synaesthete - and it can be fun!" wow, I hope so, I wouldn't mind myself really. I had a friend who wrote a short story as if she were & it was quite brilliant, but you would do it better being kosher :-).
    

31. At 05:44 PM on 20 Dec 2006, Irene Cuthbert wrote:

    On the 19th dec I looked at hundreds of WOYW photographs,these were titled blue green red and orage.now they have disappeared.Where are they?Where is my photograph?

32. At 06:06 PM on 20 Dec 2006, wrote:

    John Wilson, where are you finding all these orphans? I found my horse Kilroy under Pink (altho he's definitely very male) the day the colours were posted but the link seems to have moved from its original place to this page; is someone going to move all sets to run after 1-17? Never mind sorting them into categories, let's just get them all so we can find them easily!

    Also, Patsy, I am still wondering why it's the wrong cat (in one of the early ones) but I can't find this one again now either!