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- Mon Mar 31, 2003 6:16 pm
#241660
Chris thought it was a disgrace how Coldplay's Clocks only reached number 9 in the chart, but Westlife were at number 3. Dave also commented on Athletes' El Salvador only making it to number 31. Chris said the Athletes song has grown on him. Dave, Will and Aled went to watch the filming of the BBC drama 'Spooks' this morning. Dave woke up late and he didn't have time to put his contact lenses in so he had to wear his glasses. The new series will be shown end of May/early June.
Everyone Chris knows is amazed that he has never seen ‘The Sound of Music’ or ‘Grease’, and he is proud of it. He says The Sound of Music is rubbish and to prove it plays one of the songs from the film, ‘Favourite Things’, going on a complete and very funny rant about since when has ‘bright coloured kettles’ been something you would list in your favourite things?
A package arrived for the team, and they no longer care about not being nominated for a Sony as they have won the British Radio Awards Presenter of the Year, as voted by the radio industry, or so they thought. After playing the fanfare and saying how proud they are, Chris received the certificate from Will and notices there’s a big 3 on it. This lead into a big debate as they couldn’t decide whether the 3 stands for third place or third time the award has been given out. Dave thought the whole thing was a joke as British Radio Awards is BRA initially. Further investigation by Will concluded that they are indeed in third place. Dave and Will wouldn’t show Chris the list as he’d be annoyed as to who beat them. Eventually they gave in, Jono Coleman came second (Jonathon Ross came first and the team congratulated him). And funnily enough Chris was annoyed (“WHAT? That fat pig beat US??!!), and took his anger out on Will for being so thick he thought they had won when the certificate had ‘third’ written across it in big letters.
Good Charlotte's new song was played for the first time on the show, which Chris likes. Dave did his usual telly tips. I found it funny when they played a trail for new and best music and then put on DJ Sammy with Heaven on after it. Just me then. For some reason Chris decided to read out a dull email about water pumps. Chris said that the new Kelly Rowland song sounds like J Lo.
Dave talked about the telly show called Double Take, the comedy show which has doubles of famous people. Chris said that the Geri person didnt look like her. Chris said that David Seaman is really spot on. He said that the sketch wasnt funny with Elton John. He said it was worth a watch.
Chris got sent 3 Tropicana Vanilla Lollies which were crap because they had melted by the time they got to them and Chris lollie stick came off it as he pulled it out. Aled will be dreading tomorrow as he has to play in goal for the kickabout after training. Aled asked if he could be ballboy instead and Dave thought that he could be both so he can also run into the hedgerows and find the ball. Chris suggested a kick aled session instead of a kick football session.
Daves Tedious Link
Rest Assured Treat Infamy - Treat Infamy uses the same string hook as the Verve used for Bittersweet Symphony - The Verve are from Wigan which is famous for its pier and its pies - Pies have a crust as does the earth - Earthsong by Michael Jackson sounds nothing like the Slipmat record although Aled seems to think so - Aled rhymes with Salad - Salad is green as is Kermit - Kermit rhymes with Permit which is what you need if you want to park your car in London - London is the capital of England unlike Berlin which is the capital of Germany - Germany is the largest speaking German country in Western Europe - Europe is a continent, not a consonant which is any letter that is not a vowel on Countdown - Countdown was the first programme on Channel 4 in 1982 - 1982 was the year people celebrating their 21st birthday this year - 21 is significant number in Pontoon - A pontoon is a floating jetty - And a Jetty is designed to allow Boat Travellers to walk from the shore to the boat without them getting attacked by fish and in some cases, by Seahorses - Which links us to Seahorses and Love Is The Law
Everyone Chris knows is amazed that he has never seen ‘The Sound of Music’ or ‘Grease’, and he is proud of it. He says The Sound of Music is rubbish and to prove it plays one of the songs from the film, ‘Favourite Things’, going on a complete and very funny rant about since when has ‘bright coloured kettles’ been something you would list in your favourite things?
A package arrived for the team, and they no longer care about not being nominated for a Sony as they have won the British Radio Awards Presenter of the Year, as voted by the radio industry, or so they thought. After playing the fanfare and saying how proud they are, Chris received the certificate from Will and notices there’s a big 3 on it. This lead into a big debate as they couldn’t decide whether the 3 stands for third place or third time the award has been given out. Dave thought the whole thing was a joke as British Radio Awards is BRA initially. Further investigation by Will concluded that they are indeed in third place. Dave and Will wouldn’t show Chris the list as he’d be annoyed as to who beat them. Eventually they gave in, Jono Coleman came second (Jonathon Ross came first and the team congratulated him). And funnily enough Chris was annoyed (“WHAT? That fat pig beat US??!!), and took his anger out on Will for being so thick he thought they had won when the certificate had ‘third’ written across it in big letters.
Good Charlotte's new song was played for the first time on the show, which Chris likes. Dave did his usual telly tips. I found it funny when they played a trail for new and best music and then put on DJ Sammy with Heaven on after it. Just me then. For some reason Chris decided to read out a dull email about water pumps. Chris said that the new Kelly Rowland song sounds like J Lo.
Dave talked about the telly show called Double Take, the comedy show which has doubles of famous people. Chris said that the Geri person didnt look like her. Chris said that David Seaman is really spot on. He said that the sketch wasnt funny with Elton John. He said it was worth a watch.
Chris got sent 3 Tropicana Vanilla Lollies which were crap because they had melted by the time they got to them and Chris lollie stick came off it as he pulled it out. Aled will be dreading tomorrow as he has to play in goal for the kickabout after training. Aled asked if he could be ballboy instead and Dave thought that he could be both so he can also run into the hedgerows and find the ball. Chris suggested a kick aled session instead of a kick football session.
Daves Tedious Link
Rest Assured Treat Infamy - Treat Infamy uses the same string hook as the Verve used for Bittersweet Symphony - The Verve are from Wigan which is famous for its pier and its pies - Pies have a crust as does the earth - Earthsong by Michael Jackson sounds nothing like the Slipmat record although Aled seems to think so - Aled rhymes with Salad - Salad is green as is Kermit - Kermit rhymes with Permit which is what you need if you want to park your car in London - London is the capital of England unlike Berlin which is the capital of Germany - Germany is the largest speaking German country in Western Europe - Europe is a continent, not a consonant which is any letter that is not a vowel on Countdown - Countdown was the first programme on Channel 4 in 1982 - 1982 was the year people celebrating their 21st birthday this year - 21 is significant number in Pontoon - A pontoon is a floating jetty - And a Jetty is designed to allow Boat Travellers to walk from the shore to the boat without them getting attacked by fish and in some cases, by Seahorses - Which links us to Seahorses and Love Is The Law
