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Comment on Thanks for the chuckle, Tesco by Michael Johnson

Michael Johnson — Fri, 04 Nov 2011 20:55:49 +0000

Seeing that elastic band around that mike brings back CB memories if my golden eagle mike and my NATO 2000 rig.

I bet you were tempted to say hi de hi or even retune the radio to Sunrise radio

Comment on Thanks for the chuckle, Tesco by Jon

Jon — Fri, 04 Nov 2011 16:48:30 +0000

Really impressed by the self control you guys exhibited here! I’d have considered that an opporunity too good to miss ;-)

Comment on UK Radio gets Heart-broken by David Douglas

David Douglas — Sat, 08 Jan 2011 17:11:03 +0000

HI just read your views on ilr radio and agree they are all now dire as i live near nottm we had radio trent which was a graet station in the 70,s /80,s as soon as they split the am fm freqencies thats when they went down hill. The money men now run the stations and all we can look forward to is junk relayed from london via your local station. I think now ilr radio has had it.s day as they are not local to me anymore and never listen to them now. alot of stations will go under. as it stands i now listen to BBC radio nottm as they have changed there format play all types of music feels local to me. got rid of that upper stuffy feeling which alot of BBClocal stations still have. can.t stand heart 106 play the same songs every day repetative crap.

Comment on Do these three notes sound familiar? by Richard

Richard — Sat, 04 Dec 2010 23:01:31 +0000

Wham’s “Last Christmas”

Comment on Spot the plane in UK airspace by Michael Johnson

Michael Johnson — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 15:21:17 +0000

We had business visitors fly into London City Airport this morning (09:10) from Rotterdam and it looks like that was one of the last flights in today. After business discussions we tried to find alternative transport accross to Rotterdam (inc. Ferry from Harwich) but every option has been fully booked.

Hotels are fully booked around all UK airports!

We now hope and pray things go back to normal tomorrow although there will be travel delays galore!

Comment on Spot the plane in UK airspace by james

james — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 12:04:34 +0000

Love it!

Luton airport is really quiet today…

Comment on The fuss about Freeview HD by Steve Furminger

Steve Furminger — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 22:12:35 +0000

I really don’t see Freeview HD making an impact at these prices and with the lack of content. Obviously that will change with other boxes appearing, but 2 channels? Going up to 4? I have Sky HD for the HD, if not Sky, then the only other options would be freesat HD or Virgin?

Comment on Ladybug… Found it! by Oscar

Oscar — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 21:01:22 +0000

No dude, I also remember it. In my neighborhood we had an arcade that had several games. This was back in 1982, out of all the amazing games we had back then, I decided to master this one (highest score 307590). I recently founded and downloaded to my computer, that was a truly blast from the past. Unfortunately my hard disk crashed and lost it. After I downloaded it, I never saved the name of that website, so I have no clue of its name. That’s what brought me here, I’m on a quest to find it and I know I will…

Comment on UK Radio gets Heart-broken by S.HAMSGUY

S.HAMSGUY — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 20:28:07 +0000

YEP its a sad time we had a great local radio station here in devon* south hams radio, local informative, locally produced, great mix of music, now heart have got there mucky hands on it, eg the old slash and cut costs motto! and its now more heart attack! im no forced to listen to bbc devon, radio 2, or cornwalls local ILR, pirate/atlantic, at least exeter fm when im there is good! and local, not junk piped in from london most of the day, heart management need a good whipping, we need our local station back!!!!

Comment on UK Radio gets Heart-broken by Raj

Raj — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 23:00:18 +0000

Basically Heart is an terrible radio station with bad DJs & repetative music, they have a lack of songs many of us grew up with by pretending not knowing who thet are.

The only way to escape from all the repeats is tuning into Absolute radio