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Re: Re the Whisle Blowing

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delmelzaFeb 15, 2010
 

 
I listen quite often at work-I work in a kitchen and sometimes have lots of chopping to do and JAM is great to keep one from being bored.
My co-workers are now used to hearing me giggle or down right start laughing while listening. I am sure they are all sick of hearing me going on & on about paul merton epecially. They know I am a Nutty Anglophile :) Miriam

--- In just-a-minute@..., "Dean" <dbedford@...> wrote:
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> I like the idea oif listening to JAM on the bus. I bet you get some looks when you start giggling!
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> Anyone else care to share their favourite place to listen?
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> I find it very good on long car journeys...
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> "Then maybe we should start on Sarah Sharpe - (seriously... why can't she blow that damn whistle properly?)"
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> My gripe is with the sound person-sometimes the whisle is so faint we can't hear it or so Loud that it nearly deafens me-this is epecially true when I am listening to the show with headphones on ( which is most of the time)
> Some of the panelists don't talk into the mikes well enough and I have to strain to hear them and then TWEEEEEEEEEEEEETTT!
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> My friend and I were talking about this the other day as both of us like to listen on the bus and at work ( with headphones) Miriam
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