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YTC#1 wrote

Cunts the lot of you.

 

said...

I take it this is your attempt to enforce a view that I am terminally
thick. You carry on, pseudo-frog, fill yer boots.

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Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique,
typed

Now now Des, you know what happened the last time you tried a snide
remark about polysyllabic words. You made yourself look a **** (again),
and had to resort to your "ignore the question" tactic.

You don't want that to happen again, do you?

 

Perhaps you should try radio 4, it's really rather good for the most part.

ZK - Radio 4 listener

 

I think you will find that under the Colewood-Dewesbury convention of
1794 (see Rules vol. 36 pp 78, 94 - 102, & 117) you are not permitted
to move directly to MC prior to the first drawing-of-the-cutlass by
the third person to your left.

ZK ;-)

 

HNY

 

If he had aimed it at me, then I would have understood.

 

He learnt that trick off Bear.

 

You've just made that up.

 

Well given how many threads there have been mentioning The Archers,
Humph and various R4 progs I'm staggered that you're surprised.

 

wrote

Well, given the total number of posters to ukrm set against the how many
threads there have been mentioning various R progs I am flabbergasted
that you are staggered that he is surprised.

 

<waves>

I'm a R4 listener via satellite. Mostly News Quiz, but occasionally
other things, depending if I see some sort of programme guide.

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I was amazed.

 

I'm bewildered

 

I'd say that a signicant proportion of R4 listen to ukrm. I'm this
notice that you don't shocked.

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/cgi-perl/whats...aylist_radio4.tmpl&day=Today&service_id=49700

 

Two of a kind, they are.

 

But that rule doesn't apply on a Sunday!

 

Dr Ivan D. Reid wrote

What you colonial types would call The BBC Home Service.

 

Yeah, I knew about those, but there's no advance weekly listing. Can't
get the RT, you see. It's largely a question of pot luck if I happen on
something I like.

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