Terry Wogan
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Terry Wogan
Just happened to be listening to Terry this morning (just for our non-UK based sraffies, Terry Wogan is a popular breakfast time DJ) and he read out an email from someone claiming to be from Svalbard University. "SVALBARD?!" says Terry, aghast. "You haven't bumped into any armoured polar bears?"
Made me chuckle anyway.
You can probably find it on them there new-fangled 'listen again' gizmos. It was on between 9.10 and 9.15 this morning.
Made me chuckle anyway.
You can probably find it on them there new-fangled 'listen again' gizmos. It was on between 9.10 and 9.15 this morning.
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Unfortunately, I live in the US. Sounds like something I'd like to hear.
I feel refreshed now that my eyes aren't exploding out of their sockets!
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Who is Terry Wogan?
EDIT:
EDIT:
E-hem. *Wrings collar*.just for our non-UK based sraffies, Terry Wogan is a popular breakfast time DJ
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Try hereUnfortunately, I live in the US. Sounds like something I'd like to hear.
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That was great, thanks Enitharmon!
I feel refreshed now that my eyes aren't exploding out of their sockets!
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*Grumbles*
Stupid dialup...
Stupid dialup...
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Just to say..........I LUV TERRY WOGAN!!! (urm only a tad) lol
soooo cool, hes got such a cool voice, really...... urm...... wots the word??
Unique, thats it. Hes great!
soooo cool, hes got such a cool voice, really...... urm...... wots the word??
Unique, thats it. Hes great!
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Our Terry is paid £800,000 a year, or £25.64 a minute for when he is on air. Anybody actually listen to the breakfast show regularly, and do you think it's worth it?
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No, course he's not worth it.
However, I always listen to Terry in the mornings. His show starts when I start work and it's usually nice and quiet at that time of the mornings and I've become a real fan. He and John Marsh just sit and talk absolute drivel (one thing I'm good at) and 8 million people are tuning in
The Janet & John stories are the best - very risque for that time of the morning!
It's easily the best thing on Radio along side Wossy's Saturday morning slot and Mike Harding's folk hour (and Lamaar's Shake Rattle 'n' Roll)
I laugh as Terry takes the **** out of EastEnders...
However, I always listen to Terry in the mornings. His show starts when I start work and it's usually nice and quiet at that time of the mornings and I've become a real fan. He and John Marsh just sit and talk absolute drivel (one thing I'm good at) and 8 million people are tuning in
The Janet & John stories are the best - very risque for that time of the morning!
It's easily the best thing on Radio along side Wossy's Saturday morning slot and Mike Harding's folk hour (and Lamaar's Shake Rattle 'n' Roll)
I laugh as Terry takes the **** out of EastEnders...
"A man does not show his greatness by being at one extremity, but rather by touching both at once." - Blaise Pascal
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I do like Terry Wogan, actually. His show is quite entertaining (my mum tends to listen to it in the mornings in the car). I don't think anyone's worth that amount of money though.
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Never heard Terry Wogan, Im having trouble with the internet so i cant go onto Enitharmon's link. Of course if your in Ireland Mooney goes wild is worth a listen in. And if your here at the end of the month Joe Duffy (who is normally crap) does a very entertaing afternoon show, whre listeners call up and sing homemade songs about current affairs
http://www.rte.ie/radio/mooneygoeswild/
http://www.rte.ie/radio/mooneygoeswild/
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