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Old 17-06-2008, 10:12 PM
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Apart from a very small number of programmes, UK TV, IMHO has reached an all time low. Like others my viewing time consists mainly watching my own collection of Dvd's and tapes.
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Nowadays I'd advise him to keep going and not worry about it. It'll probably be an auto-dial system from a double glazing company

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Not like you to be funny, Steve.
Seriously though, you've been in good form just recently, and once or twice you've almost brought a smile to my stern countenance.
Bumming a fag very nearly made me chortle.
Have you unearthed a copy of the Viz Bumper Fun Book or something?
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IIRC it's on the single 'Transistor Radio'.
There's a line which goes something like,"your love - is it still for me?", when the Sylvester- type announcer, who is doing a request show, interrupts," it's also for Mrs Doris Cretin of British West Hartlepool".
It's all coming back!!
It was a DJ announcing over Victor Sylvester's signature tune, You're Dancing on My Heart, (vile noise), and the dedication was "also for Fred Cock-in-Locker of British West Hartlepool".

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