I know I am late to this, Linc, but as I read your post I was going to post exactly what Three Spool did – take a break from here for the weekend!!:)
Early days, Linc. I recall posting a “smile” a few months ago when it had been barren for nearly a week!!! So, don’t read too much into it….;) I doubt that even those of us who will miss GA, will let it affect the ups and downs of our day to day lives.
Early days, Linc. I recall posting a “smile” a few months ago when it had been barren for nearly a week!!! So, don’t read too much into it….;) I doubt that even those of us who will miss GA, will let it affect the ups and downs of our day to day lives.
How interesting. And, perhaps, unusual for a TV series to graduate to radio, rather than the other way round.
How interesting. And, perhaps, unusual for a TV series to graduate to radio, rather than the other way round.
Pete you realy are going to get a slap, theres no end on here thats got nowt to do with D/A.
And you know what that stood for in the 60s.:p
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Now then, if we are talking radio comedy…….but I think that’s for another thread, don’t you?:eek:
Pete you realy are going to get a slap, theres no end on here thats got nowt to do with D/A.
And you know what that stood for in the 60s.:p
Jim.Lincoln .7.
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Now then, if we are talking radio comedy…….but I think that’s for another thread, don’t you?:eek:
And the connection with Dad’s Army is……..??;):confused:
And the connection with Dad’s Army is……..??;):confused:
As with so many actors who have a distinguished career away from “popular” television, in the theatre, film and in his case radio as the Padre, Able Seaman Ginger and 2 or 3 other parts in the long-running Navy Lark, it is a pity the breadth of his work is so little known. And it was very sad that cancer took him at the young age of 57.
As with so many actors who have a distinguished career away from “popular” television, in the theatre, film and in his case radio as the Padre, Able Seaman Ginger and 2 or 3 other parts in the long-running Navy Lark, it is a pity the breadth of his work is so little known. And it was very sad that cancer took him at the young age of 57.
A fateful day on which you reported Grey Area to the Webmaster and felt obliged to post:
Indeed, and your point is what, exactly? Are we all in agreement with every moderation here? And the point is that I made my comment to the Webmaster, privately. Unlike others in the same thread.
You have also omitted the fact that my comments were made before the explosion of exchanges between GA and the two other members, which rather nullified my innocuous criticism.
A fateful day on which you reported Grey Area to the Webmaster and felt obliged to post:
Indeed, and your point is what, exactly? Are we all in agreement with every moderation here? And the point is that I made my comment to the Webmaster, privately. Unlike others in the same thread.
You have also omitted the fact that my comments were made before the explosion of exchanges between GA and the two other members, which rather nullified my innocuous criticism.
IMO there a load of rubbish. Just another (expensive) thing to go in the cuboard with the `ab master`, exercise bike and all the other fitness gimmiks.
I have had a go with the Kinect as well, and although it is a lot better at picking up movement, I dont think its worth the extra money.
The truth is a after ten minutes of jummping around like a wolly, you think if I realy wanted to be this active, I would be outside 🙂
The best thing about them is watching someone using them!:D
IMO there a load of rubbish. Just another (expensive) thing to go in the cuboard with the `ab master`, exercise bike and all the other fitness gimmiks.
I have had a go with the Kinect as well, and although it is a lot better at picking up movement, I dont think its worth the extra money.
The truth is a after ten minutes of jummping around like a wolly, you think if I realy wanted to be this active, I would be outside 🙂
The best thing about them is watching someone using them!:D