No weather forecast at the end of the PM programme on Radio 4 as it would have been an act of sacrilege to break into the hallowed words of some wittering tosspot delivering a hagiography of the greatest musician the world has ever known. To cap it all this epoch-making event was top of the news on Radio 4. Well done, Beeb, you cloth-eared retards.
I don't suppose the Met Office cared; they got the money.

Tudor Hughes.

On Tuesday, 12 January 2016 00:32:23 UTC, Tudor Hughes wrote:
No weather forecast at the end of the PM programme on Radio 4 as it would have been an act of sacrilege to break into the hallowed words of some wittering tosspot delivering a hagiography of the greatest musician the world has ever known. To cap it all this epoch-making event was top of the news on Radio 4. Well done, Beeb, you cloth-eared retards.
I don't suppose the Met Office cared; they got the money.

Tudor Hughes.

On the button Tudor. His music may-or may not-have been fantastic, but I realised he was just another selfish showbiz egomaniac when he had a son and called him Zowie.

On Tuesday, 12 January 2016 01:32:43 UTC, haaark wrote:
On Tuesday, 12 January 2016 00:32:23 UTC, Tudor Hughes wrote:
No weather forecast at the end of the PM programme on Radio 4 as it would have been an act of sacrilege to break into the hallowed words of some wittering tosspot delivering a hagiography of the greatest musician the world has ever known. To cap it all this epoch-making event was top of the news on Radio 4. Well done, Beeb, you cloth-eared retards.
I don't suppose the Met Office cared; they got the money.

Tudor Hughes.

On the button Tudor. His music may-or may not-have been fantastic, but I realised he was just another selfish showbiz egomaniac when he had a son and called him Zowie.

Yes, being called Tudor is bad enough, not living in Wales and sounding somewhat Croydon despite the ancestry. And I will *never* tell you my middle name. :-)

Tudor Hughes

On 12/01/2016 15:10, Tudor Hughes wrote:
On Tuesday, 12 January 2016 01:32:43 UTC, haaark wrote:
On Tuesday, 12 January 2016 00:32:23 UTC, Tudor Hughes wrote:
No weather forecast at the end of the PM programme on Radio 4 as it would have been an act of sacrilege to break into the hallowed words of some wittering tosspot delivering a hagiography of the greatest musician the world has ever known. To cap it all this epoch-making event was top of the news on Radio 4. Well done, Beeb, you cloth-eared retards.
I don't suppose the Met Office cared; they got the money.

Tudor Hughes.

On the button Tudor. His music may-or may not-have been fantastic, but I realised he was just another selfish showbiz egomaniac when he had a son and called him Zowie.

Yes, being called Tudor is bad enough, not living in Wales and sounding somewhat Croydon despite the ancestry. And I will *never* tell you my middle name. :-)

Tudor Hughes


That reminds me of the episode of, “What happened to the likely lads?".
When a vicar is reading the marriage bans, Bob Ferris' middle name is
read out has Scarborough, and Terry at the back of the church goes into
fits of loud laughter.

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On Tuesday, 12 January 2016 15:10:14 UTC, Tudor Hughes wrote:

Yes, being called Tudor is bad enough, not living in Wales and sounding somewhat Croydon despite the ancestry. And I will *never* tell you my middle name. :-)

Is it hughes?

Richard

On Wednesday, 13 January 2016 13:36:57 UTC, Richard Dixon wrote:
On Tuesday, 12 January 2016 15:10:14 UTC, Tudor Hughes wrote:

Yes, being called Tudor is bad enough, not living in Wales and sounding somewhat Croydon despite the ancestry. And I will *never* tell you my middle name. :-)

Is it hughes?

Richard

Is it what, hughes? You've left out the comma. Whoops, no you haven't. that was a Pavlovian response - I automatically thought it was Someone Else. Sorry.

Tudor Hughes.

On Tuesday, 12 January 2016 15:10:14 UTC, Tudor Hughes wrote:
On Tuesday, 12 January 2016 01:32:43 UTC, haaark wrote:
On Tuesday, 12 January 2016 00:32:23 UTC, Tudor Hughes wrote:
No weather forecast at the end of the PM programme on Radio 4 as it would have been an act of sacrilege to break into the hallowed words of some wittering tosspot delivering a hagiography of the greatest musician the world has ever known. To cap it all this epoch-making event was top of the news on Radio 4. Well done, Beeb, you cloth-eared retards.
I don't suppose the Met Office cared; they got the money.

Tudor Hughes.

On the button Tudor. His music may-or may not-have been fantastic, but I realised he was just another selfish showbiz egomaniac when he had a son and called him Zowie.

Yes, being called Tudor is bad enough, not living in Wales and sounding somewhat Croydon despite the ancestry. And I will *never* tell you my middle name. :-)

Tudor Tiddles Hughes

Why ever not?

On Tuesday, 12 January 2016 01:32:43 UTC, haaark wrote:
On Tuesday, 12 January 2016 00:32:23 UTC, Tudor Hughes wrote:
No weather forecast at the end of the PM programme on Radio 4 as it would have been an act of sacrilege to break into the hallowed words of some wittering tosspot delivering a hagiography of the greatest musician the world has ever known. To cap it all this epoch-making event was top of the news on Radio 4. Well done, Beeb, you cloth-eared retards.
I don't suppose the Met Office cared; they got the money.

Tudor Hughes.

On the button Tudor. His music may-or may not-have been fantastic, but I realised he was just another selfish showbiz egomaniac when he had a son and called him Zowie.


Meowy

On Mon, 11 Jan 2016 17:32:42 -0800 (PST)
haaark wrote:


On the button Tudor. His music may-or may not-have been fantastic,
but I realised he was just another selfish showbiz egomaniac when he
had a son and called him Zowie.

It got him some publicity that he wouldn't have got if he'd told the
press that the child was really called Duncan Jones - which he is, but
who would that have outraged?

On Tuesday, 12 January 2016 00:32:23 UTC, Tudor Hughes wrote:
No weather forecast at the end of the PM programme on Radio 4 as it would have been an act of sacrilege to break into the hallowed words of some wittering tosspot delivering a hagiography of the greatest musician the world has ever known. To cap it all this epoch-making event was top of the news on Radio 4. Well done, Beeb, you cloth-eared retards.
I don't suppose the Met Office cared; they got the money.

Tudor Hughes.

It could go on for weeks!

The irony is that David Bowie was a big Radio 4 fan or so I heard!