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Comments

1. At 02:17 PM on 05 Sep 2006, Valery Pedant wrote:

   Aha - you're asking for the floodgates to open now!

   SB1

2. At 02:21 PM on 05 Sep 2006, wrote:

   Oh no, another duoblog.

   When Lissa comes back I suggest she enforces a "one blog per day" regime where the blogger (Eric, Sequin, the other one) can add further insights as a Comment rather than another blog.

   That would make life easy, which would be nice.

3. At 02:39 PM on 05 Sep 2006, Valery Pedant wrote:

   All for that - no work getting done at ALL today, what with JP quotes : ), fisticuffs with Rufus : (, looking out cocktail recipes and so on...

   SB3

4. At 02:41 PM on 05 Sep 2006, Sara wrote:

   Not quite like Sequin's story, but confusion reigned just the same. You need a Dutch accent for this one.

   A Dutch friend of mine met Lord Rothschild some years ago and, as all polite Dutchmen do, introduced himself by saying his name as he clasped Lord Rothschild's hand and looked him straight in the eye.

   "Joop Backer", he said.

5. At 04:07 PM on 05 Sep 2006, wrote:

   I think maybe Prince Hassan can be interviewed.

6. At 05:02 PM on 05 Sep 2006, anne wrote:

   you see, I don't want to be unkind to sequin, who is after all doing a pretty good job of standing in, but I do feel that EM would have realised it was Prince Hassan.

   I loved the story at 4 LOL Sara, and Mr no 5, is that really your name? how wonderfiul to have a name like that.

   Yes please Lissa when you get back, if you find you can face coming back, it's one blog a day plus comments please, two blogs leads to confusion and much time wasting switching between the two.

   s/be 6 or possibly 7 but is anyone keeping score? or is this just another pointless PM listener thing.

7. At 05:23 PM on 05 Sep 2006, David McNickle wrote:

   Re Mr. Ed of a few days ago, I was watching Through The Keyhole today and the star (other than the horse) of the program, Alan Young was one of the guests.

8. At 05:34 PM on 05 Sep 2006, John W wrote:

   Yes, I got caught out by a duoblog. I did warn of chaos when the blogs multiplied, glad to see others now thinking along the same lines....As for the "princess ann", was that evidence of an early Martini?

   Lissa, if we can get a on-blog-a-day policy going, iis it possible to have sequin's, Eddie's further thoughts for the day somehow highlighted within the other blog entries (perhaps a blue background colour, rather than the grey), so we can immediately spot a further lead entry?

   (If you're reading this while on holiday, Lissa, I'm sure you can deligate this one to Tim the Coder).

9. At 05:53 PM on 05 Sep 2006, anne wrote:

   David (7) watching Through the Keyhole? This has to be displacement activity. But what was it displacing? I think We Should Be
   Told.

10. At 06:00 PM on 05 Sep 2006, wrote:

    Wow! That was a record time-to-bongs. Almost seemless.

    Eric : learn from the Mighty Quinn!

11. At 06:26 PM on 05 Sep 2006, Sue-Sue wrote:

    Eddie's away and Lissa ......
    Are they an item then?
    Surley the BEEB wouldn't encourage fraternising like so?
    Sorry sequin, but have major withdrawal symptoms already!

12. At 06:28 PM on 05 Sep 2006, Sue-Sue wrote:

    What is going on, two entries from sequin for today, am very confused!

13. At 08:06 PM on 05 Sep 2006, Mark Drew wrote:

    CQ I am confused what is your id on ICQ I wonder?
    Blog is a bit spare today - come back Eddie all is forgiven to run the blog but leave CQ in the chair I like her style

14. At 09:57 PM on 05 Sep 2006, Valery Pedant wrote:

    andyc - oh I did like the Mighty Quinn, takes me back to the Youth Club days....why does this blog make my whole life pass before my eyes? I haven't even GOT my bus pass yet.

    Ms Couric-Quinn, if you have any influence with Lissa, then I'd be up for the mono-blog too. How were the Martinis? No shlurring? V.upsetting that Imelda's shoe collection is in the local museum and no-one much is interested!. I'd like to go see - anyone else up for a bit of shoe-tourism?

    SB14. Quiet here too. So what on earth was I doing all afternoon then?

15. At 09:00 AM on 06 Sep 2006, Chooky Embra wrote:

    CQ,

    There's a Indian take-away near where I live, it's called Harry Ramadans.

16. At 10:15 AM on 06 Sep 2006, David McNickle wrote:

    Anne (9),
    I usually watch the young woman next door through the keyhole, but she blocked it up.

    David Frost brings back memories of TW3.

17. At 11:11 AM on 06 Sep 2006, wrote:

    When doing my Navy apprenticeship I worked with a bloke called Michael Hunt.
    You're all adults, you can figure it out yourselves.
    He must have hated his parents!

    Simes.

18. At 11:25 AM on 06 Sep 2006, Valery Pedant wrote:

    Apparently the guy who owns Lear Jets has a daughter whom he named Crystal Shandy - I know someone who worked for him, which means it must be true, eh?

    Same person worked beside another American, called Terry Christmas : )

    SB18

19. At 11:33 AM on 06 Sep 2006, wrote:

    Isn't there an Indian restaurant near Solihul called "The Shirley Temple"?

    I knew someone at work called Mike Hooker, people would ring up his department and ask for him, often the reply was "no, but there's our fridge here ...".

    I defrosted my ol' fridge yesterday - huge slabs of ice, magnificent. Theraputic. Buy an old fridge, leave it on for a few years, and then get some therapy!

20. At 11:35 AM on 06 Sep 2006, Aperitif wrote:

    SB18

    Not a name thing but I was standing at a supermarket kiosk last week when a young lady approached the counter and asked "Can you still get stretch marks at this time of night?" Imagine my confusion when, rather than ask her what on earth she as blethering on about, the assistant calmly enquired "What sort do you want?"... The young lady proceeded to buy what I believe to be a National Lottery Scratch Card...

    Well, I was tickled...

21. At 11:37 AM on 06 Sep 2006, Chooky Embra wrote:

    CQ,

    ...and just around the corner from the take-away there's a convenient store, it's called Singhbury's.

22. At 11:45 AM on 06 Sep 2006, Chooky Embra wrote:

    I'm told there's a Undertakers in Eastbourne that's called 'Next'.

23. At 12:00 PM on 06 Sep 2006, Chooky Embra wrote:

    CQ,

    A lady in my local Newsagents is called Norma Lee and I once worked with a bloke called Barry A. Bone. It's all true, I tell you. You can't make stuff like this up.

24. At 12:55 PM on 06 Sep 2006, Aperitif wrote:

    SB24

    I know someone called P. Softly. Is that a bit rude?

25. At 01:00 PM on 06 Sep 2006, Aperitif wrote:

    SB25

    I've only just noticed - shouldn't it be princess "Anne". I felt sure she had an e... but that's how rumours start!

26. At 01:07 PM on 06 Sep 2006, anne wrote:

    My grandmother knew someone called June Snowball, and went to school with someone called Albert Hall. (I suspect at one stage Albert Halls were probably quite common)

    My uncle tells me that somewhere near Peterborough there is a firm of builders owned and run by people from the subcontinent; their slogan is 'You've been had by the cowboys, now try the Indians'. I think that's good.

27. At 03:39 PM on 06 Sep 2006, wrote:

    I was in a band with Jonny Snowball, he played bass guitar, I played drums (it was a post-post-punk band, it didn't matter much, to me anyway, whether I could play or not).

    Any relation to June?

28. At 05:01 PM on 06 Sep 2006, David McNickle wrote:

    I know of a shoe shop in Hemel called Legends.

29. At 05:38 PM on 06 Sep 2006, Jill wrote:

    My grandmother's surname was Mutton. She once 'phoned a Mr Lamb, on business, and when she introduced herself he slammed the 'phone down!

30. At 06:13 PM on 06 Sep 2006, Aperitif wrote:

    re 29

    Thank you Jill for a LOL moment!

    Did she call him back to say "No, REALLY"?

31. At 09:30 AM on 07 Sep 2006, aleister pook wrote:

    re: Princess Ann nothing tops Ms Greens "cross flannel cherry" for cross channel ferry a few years ago. I look forward to winter and "frog and fost".

32. At 09:15 AM on 09 Sep 2006, Frances O wrote:

    Love it