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eldar said:
nonsequitur said:
Yes, me too. A large rectangular vehicle with six wheels that transports passengers from A to B. (Archers to Borsetshire).
That sounds a bit like a charabang or charabanc. Maybe a Shillibeer.Edited by nonsequitur on Sunday 6th January 20:36
d offspring of Brian Aldridge?Walter E. Kurtz said:
The Archers is one programme I just have to switch off as soon as the opening bars are played.
An anachronism, full of middle-England smugness - though I suppose that's its target audience...
You've obviously never heard Jazza, the Grundy's or the Horobin's then.An anachronism, full of middle-England smugness - though I suppose that's its target audience...
Puddley-pum.
Walter E. Kurtz said:
The Archers is one programme I just have to switch off as soon as the opening bars are played.
An anachronism, full of middle-England smugness - though I suppose that's its target audience...
Of course. Been listening for 30 odd years, so I'm smugger than a smug person in a very smug place. (But I started out as working class).An anachronism, full of middle-England smugness - though I suppose that's its target audience...
blueg33 said:
Not sure how you can comment if you ALWAYS switch it off.
I've tried listening for a while when chancing on it during accidental re-tuning - certainly long enough to form an opinion. I do indeed ALWAYS switch it off on hearing that opening tweedy, Olde-Englishe music.Try harder on the pedantry next time, there's a good fellow...
Walter E. Kurtz said:
I've tried listening for a while when chancing on it during accidental re-tuning - certainly long enough to form an opinion. I do indeed ALWAYS switch it off on hearing that opening tweedy, Olde-Englishe music.
Try harder on the pedantry next time, there's a good fellow...
Each to his own. I get that you dont like it, not sure why you bothered to visit this thread and post.Try harder on the pedantry next time, there's a good fellow...
Amusing that you refer to smugness and then get extremely smug yourself.
Walter E. Kurtz said:
blueg33 said:
Not sure how you can comment if you ALWAYS switch it off.
I've tried listening for a while when chancing on it during accidental re-tuning - certainly long enough to form an opinion. I do indeed ALWAYS switch it off on hearing that opening tweedy, Olde-Englishe music.Try harder on the pedantry next time, there's a good fellow...
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