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By Snodlander
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23 April 2007 |
I think Radio 4 is what England is all about. Gardeners question time, From our own correspondent, the Today programme, and of course, being an island... I had dogged her all evening and plied her with Baileys. Tonight I was a fisher, my silver tongue weaved a fast net to hold her; my sole prey. She was in her forties and was fair to good. I listened to her lilt from across the Irish Sea (had she set forth from Shannon?). As we staggered from Trafalgar Square towards the Thames she still seemed a tad cromarty towards me. And though my eyes roamed over her body from North to South Utsire, yet still she was as cold as Southeast Iceland. I resigned myself. Tonight I was going to get Rockall. |
Written by Lizzy (838 comments posted) 23rd April 2007 | And don't forget the afternoon play,Woman's Hour, The Archers and whatever happened to 'In The Psychiatrist's Chair?'
Doe Cape Wrath still figur in the forcast?
Clever and funny.
Lizzy |
Written by stevetroster (1601 comments posted) 23rd April 2007 | She still sounds like a bit of an old dogger to me.
Very clever Mr.S. |
Written by Phil (6997 comments posted) 23rd April 2007 | Nice little turn - and I agree with your intro too. I enjoy listening to Brian whatshisname waffling on about pigeons and bendy buses when he's supposed to be comentating on the test match at the Oval - the crusty old fart. (Or do I mean Henry Blowfelt (p) Either way, I enjoy it, and he's a crusty old fart.
Enjoyed, especially the dogging - although wouldn't you have had to give her the Bailey's first?
Phil. |
Written by ellipinnock (1795 comments posted) 26th April 2007 | Very clever. Liked it - especially with Phil's comment as an addendum (the dogging one...)
Radio 4 is truly a national treasure 
E |
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