dr susan hotchkies on the telly - 5th may 1997
Iain L M Hotchkies
My lovely wife will be appearing on the telly on Bank Holiday
Monday, 5th May 1997.
Sadly, it's on a cable-only programme called "First Taste" on
Carlton Food channel (hoho) at 1.30pm.
I'll remind you nearer the time, so you can set your videos.
Out of interest, how many miscreants can receive this channel?
Anyone?
Bueller?
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currently: jack of all trades
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The Nit Nurse
In article <19970422....@hotch.demon.co.uk.spam-free.zone>,
ia...@hotch.demon.co.uk.spam-free.zone wrote:
|> My lovely wife will be appearing on the telly on Bank Holiday
|> Monday, 5th May 1997.
|>
|> Sadly, it's on a cable-only programme called "First Taste" on
|> Carlton Food channel (hoho) at 1.30pm.
|>
|> I'll remind you nearer the time, so you can set your videos.
|>
|> Out of interest, how many miscreants can receive this channel?
What's 'cable-only'?
Illtud Daniel
The Nit Nurse <d...@galasphere347.dcs.gal.ac.uk> wrote:
>What's 'cable-only'?
Italian pasta dish, like 'tagly-only'.
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Illtud Daniel ida...@jesus.ox.ac.uk
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The Nit Nurse
In article <5jl9j4$1...@news.ox.ac.uk>, ida...@jesus.ox.ac.uk (Illtud
Daniel) wrote:
|> The Nit Nurse <d...@galasphere347.dcs.gal.ac.uk> wrote:
|>
|> >What's 'cable-only'?
|>
|> Italian pasta dish, like 'tagly-only'.
I see. So the docs better half is going to be on telly making pasta?
The Nit Nurse
In article <19970423....@hotch.demon.co.uk.spam-free.zone>,
ia...@hotch.demon.co.uk.spam-free.zone wrote:
|> The Nit Nurse typed:
|>
|> > I see. So the docs better half is going to be on telly making pasta?
|>
|> Close. She's going to be standing in a set dressed as a kitchen
|> (the set, not her) chatting to a nutritionist about diet in
|> pregnancy. You'll be glued to the screen for the whole 2+ minutes
|> she's on.
I see. I hope she mentions spam.
Iain L M Hotchkies
The Nit Nurse typed:
I would imagine that she'll recommend it wholeheartedly.
Especially for vegans.
The Nit Nurse
In article <19970424....@hotch.demon.co.uk.spam-free.zone>,
ia...@hotch.demon.co.uk.spam-free.zone wrote:
|> The Nit Nurse typed:
|>
|> > In article <19970423....@hotch.demon.co.uk.spam-free.zone>,
|> > ia...@hotch.demon.co.uk.spam-free.zone wrote:
|> >
|> > |> The Nit Nurse typed:
|> > |>
|> > |> > I see. So the docs better half is going to be on telly making pasta?
|> > |>
|> > |> Close. She's going to be standing in a set dressed as a kitchen
|> > |> (the set, not her) chatting to a nutritionist about diet in
|> > |> pregnancy. You'll be glued to the screen for the whole 2+ minutes
|> > |> she's on.
|> >
|> > I see. I hope she mentions spam.
|>
|> I would imagine that she'll recommend it wholeheartedly.
That's REAL and not PLASTIC spam?
|> Especially for vegans.
Why? Is it full of B12?
I Blandford
David Roberts (oss...@sos.bangor.ac.yuk) wrote:
: Illtud Daniel wrote:
:
: > >"Ahh, just listen to little Sioned sing about Farmer Dai 'Dai' Davis on
: > >his new tractor."
: >
: > It's Cynddylan who has a tractor.
:
: Was that the "hands like mangles" one? No never mind, I don't
: want to know.
: S'pose you had the poster on the classroom wall too...
No, we had the poster "Visit Powys, mae hi'n wych!" Their excalmation, not
mine.
I Blandford
Illtud Daniel (ida...@jesus.ox.ac.uk) wrote:
:
: The Eisteddfod's like Glastonbury without the rules. The stuff broadcast
: on telly is a smoke-screen to keep the uninitiated well away.
Such rules as:
No close harmony singing.
No chairs.
No dancing with flowers in ones hair.
At least S4C has tried to make it more hip in recent years, like
conducting interviews with Welshpop stars in a mangy bus spray paint.
What did happen to that bloke who left Heno to go to L!ve TV?
Illtud Daniel
I Blandford <ch3...@ncs.bris.ac.uk> wrote:
>Illtud Daniel (ida...@jesus.ox.ac.uk) wrote:
>:
>: The Eisteddfod's like Glastonbury without the rules. The stuff broadcast
>: on telly is a smoke-screen to keep the uninitiated well away.
>
>Such rules as:
>No close harmony singing.
>No chairs.
>No dancing with flowers in ones hair.
Hah. I've been to... erm... 8 or 9 eisteddfods staying between 4-9
nights and I've yet to see any of these (OK, flowers/hair, yes, but
at 4am).
>What did happen to that bloke who left Heno to go to L!ve TV?
Rhodri Ogwen, I presume? I saw him prancing about on a documentary
about JS-P's time at L!ve, and lo! and behold, I spot him doing exactly
the same thing (same tights too, if I'm not mistaken) on C5 last week.
Sorry Rhods, but even Heno's better than C5 daytime.
Illtud Daniel
I Blandford <ch3...@ncs.bris.ac.uk> wrote:
>David Roberts (oss...@sos.bangor.ac.yuk) wrote:
>: Illtud Daniel wrote:
>:
>: > >"Ahh, just listen to little Sioned sing about Farmer Dai 'Dai' Davis on
>: > >his new tractor."
>: >
>: > It's Cynddylan who has a tractor.
>:
>: Was that the "hands like mangles" one? No never mind, I don't
>: want to know.
That's the bunny.
>: S'pose you had the poster on the classroom wall too...
I've seen it, but I don't think we had it on the wall. Found it a bit
patronising meself, whilst my farmer friends just moaned that it didn't
say whether it was a Massey Ferguson or a John Deere.
>No, we had the poster "Visit Powys, mae hi'n wych!" Their excalmation, not
>mine.
Funny, I can't think of a single definition of the word 'gwych' under
which that sentence wouldn't breach the Trade Descriptions Act.