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1. At 09:57 AM on 04 Dec 2007, wrote:

   The Stig?

2. At 10:10 AM on 04 Dec 2007, Stewart M wrote:

   So is the mysterious blog person PM's equivalent of Top Gear's tame racing driver, The Stig?
   

3. At 10:12 AM on 04 Dec 2007, Aperitif wrote:

   Well that's no good -- we need to know to whom we should address our complaints when it all gets bloggered again! (Ahem).

4. At 10:20 AM on 04 Dec 2007, wrote:

   He wants to be known as Multiple Ellipses?

   Sid

5. At 10:28 AM on 04 Dec 2007, Dave Williams wrote:

   It's not David Abrahams is it?

6. At 10:46 AM on 04 Dec 2007, wrote:

   Well, I think Mr Ellipsis is a very brave man to take on the Blog in it's current wobbly state.

   Welcome, Mr Ellipsis. May we call you Ell? Or possibly "."?

7. At 10:51 AM on 04 Dec 2007, Eddie Mair wrote:

   Well...it begins with B.

8. At 11:07 AM on 04 Dec 2007, Humph wrote:

   I think there might be a clue, there. Eddie is clearly revising his morse code knowledge so the first name begins with an S. So does the second name.

   H.

9. At 11:09 AM on 04 Dec 2007, The Intermittent Horse wrote:

   No, Eddiie - it doesn't. Well begins with a W.

10. At 11:11 AM on 04 Dec 2007, Lee Vitout wrote:

    Barney Rubble...?

11. At 11:28 AM on 04 Dec 2007, wrote:

    Mr Bloggy?

12. At 11:42 AM on 04 Dec 2007, Eddie Mair wrote:

    BLOGSY!

13. At 11:43 AM on 04 Dec 2007, The Stainless Steel Cat wrote:

    Intermittent Horse (9):

    No, "it" begins with an "i".

    So the name begins with a "B"? Who do we know with time on their hands with a sound grasp of the feasibility of important IT projects?

    Tony Blair?

14. At 11:56 AM on 04 Dec 2007, The Stainless Steel Cat wrote:

    Me (6):

    May we call you Ell? Or possibly "."?

    "."? "Dot"? If not, why not? We want Welsh Dot back!

    (OK, I do...)

15. At 12:28 PM on 04 Dec 2007, Little Miss Poppy wrote:

    Eddie lammy-pie - when are you going to have a go in the reasonably priced car ???

    xx
    LMP

16. At 12:33 PM on 04 Dec 2007, Big Sister wrote:

    Is he related to Banksy, Eddie?

17. At 12:38 PM on 04 Dec 2007, The Intermittent Horse wrote:

    SSC (13) - O I C!

18. At 01:02 PM on 04 Dec 2007, wrote:

    Ah-ha! Well, welcome, mysterious Blog-Runner. There's a drink waiting for you on the bar....

19. At 01:13 PM on 04 Dec 2007, wrote:

    SSCat: "No, it" begins with an N!

20. At 02:09 PM on 04 Dec 2007, Charlie wrote:

    
    Big Sis @ 16, maybe it's "Banksy" himself..?

    It'd be appropriate; shunning the limelight, working in a highly erratic and individualistic way, seldomly until after dark and mainly at weekends - just like the 'Blog" now I come to think of it...

    Or, maybe it's just a hoax to try and get the Froggers "Contracts" lifted from...

21. At 02:28 PM on 04 Dec 2007, Aperitif wrote:

    What's all this stig business? I don't watch Top Gear -- too much testosterone. And that infernal long-faced, curly-haired bloke.

22. At 03:34 PM on 04 Dec 2007, Vyle Hernia wrote:

    So - Marc without a K has had to abandon it for more reliable pastures?

    Revision to Froggers' Song needed...

23. At 03:35 PM on 04 Dec 2007, Stewart M wrote:

    Appy, top gear about the funniest programme on telly. Obviously, This is from a testosterone influenced man.

24. At 05:55 PM on 04 Dec 2007, The Stainless Steel Cat wrote:

    Aperitif (21):

    The only Stig I know is Stig Of The Dump, who I seem to remember was some kind of Neanderthal. Is that him?

25. At 11:28 PM on 04 Dec 2007, Humph wrote:

    Vyle (22) the original song mentioned "Lissa with an a" which was then altered to "Marc without a k". Provided Eddie makes the correct choice, the alteration to the Froggers' song should be minimal.

    H.

26. At 12:43 AM on 05 Dec 2007, Frances O wrote:

    SSC, ' this 'the Stig' appears on a TV shoe presented by some kind of a Neanderthal, so quite close.

    btw, I loved that book

27. At 10:29 AM on 05 Dec 2007, Aperitif wrote:

    I recall a primary school teacher reading 'Stig of the Dump' to us. I remember thinking "Not another boys' book -- when are we going to get one that girls can enjoy?"