State of the Game
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I've no idea what they get up to on these cruises however 'Carry on cruising - the musical' seems fitting.
I feel as though I may have to dig out a lot of the 'Im Sorry I Haven't A Clue' references to the legendary Lionel also
Before I wake up naked in a Spitfire at Duxford wearing a traffic cone I bid you all bon Vendredi
But what phase of Lionel are we going for? 70s big hair, 80s less big hair or silver fox Lionel?
A very good question, or should we montage across the decades?
I vote for a spread of Lionels.
At least we'll have an excuse to post up pictures of his sidekick Simon, the lovely Bonnie.
I'm here to make you all jealous:
That is beautiful!
Does anyone have any recommendations for radio stations to listen to?
I like to listen while I'm working but have grown bored of the Bayer media dominated stations / children in need stuff and curated music.
I don't care where or what language, (although if there's a lot of chat then English would be preferred).
Currently enjoying something from Roxby Downs in Aus via http://radio.garden/
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I like to listen while I'm working but have grown bored of the Bayer media dominated stations / children in need stuff and curated music.
I don't care where or what language, (although if there's a lot of chat then English would be preferred).
Currently enjoying something from Roxby Downs in Aus via http://radio.garden/
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What a lineup!Does anyone have any recommendations for radio stations to listen to?
I like to listen while I'm working but have grown bored of the Bayer media dominated stations / children in need stuff and curated music.
I don't care where or what language, (although if there's a lot of chat then English would be preferred).
Currently enjoying something from Roxby Downs in Aus via http://radio.garden/
Back on topic:
I always remember Sewells line from UFO:
"These clouds are as much cover as a g string on a bellydancer"
A young Peter Simon too, before his Ideal world shopping channel downfall.
The pedestrianised city centre of Norwich must have been buzzing in 1994.
The whole panto is stuffed with class. I bet it was a laugh!
I can remember going to one with my year in primary school and coming home thinking it was the best thing I'd ever witnessed.
I spent a while listening to Double-J from Sydney a while back. I currently have an ancient yet resurrected iPod on shuffle listening to lots of music I'd long forgotten.
I'm slightly obsessed with minor celebrity spotting and panto season is the absolute peak for the pasttime.
My mother once bumped into Debbie McGee in Waitrose and knowing that she knew her from somewhere had a nice little natter with her. She said she was utterly charming.
Grott Bags got her meds from my pharmacy once...and Peter Andre caused me to be late home once when he got ill at Butlins.