from literally issue 12, regarding the TOTP performance:
"in front of the audience a couple of fans sing along and dance in a quite extraordinary and impressively odd matter".
And earlier: (Neil) asks whether the soundman can mix the audience noise especially low for them and, to his surprise, the soundman has a better offer: "you could have none"
"i'd love none" says Neil with enthusiasm.
"The only problem is" says the soundman "is if theyloon about too much". If the crowd are clowning around too enthusiastically the director will insist that they can be heard in all their hyperactive glory otherwise it will look strange on tv.
"They're not going to loon to this song" says Neil and this sounds as though it's partly a prediction and partly an instruction.
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bigboy wrote:I've enjoyed the guessing games immensely, and couldn't help but raise a few chuckles when a few of you (I'll spare you any embarassment by not revealing your identities!) actually believed I was Walliams.
always a relief to know I wasn't the only one then..
Mmm, true. And you're not the forum member who was silly enough to actually I ask for my autograph either!
bigboy wrote:I've enjoyed the guessing games immensely, and couldn't help but raise a few chuckles when a few of you (I'll spare you any embarassment by not revealing your identities!) actually believed I was Walliams.
always a relief to know I wasn't the only one then..
Mmm, true. And you're not the forum member who was silly enough to actually I ask for my autograph either!
no, I most certainly weren't
but what about a ass imprint in concrete?
"You're all a bunch of m*therf****ers, you know that?”
~ Sigmund Freud on the Oedipus complex
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