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The phrase is ‘run amok’ not ‘run amuck’. bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-6…
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Stayed awake to listen to it on Thurs at 11pm. Cheered me up no end on day 3 of covid! I had properly listened to Series 1 (it requires a proper listen) on day 2.
Has a feel of a modern day Alice Through The Looking Glass about it. Or maybe that’s just the brain fog …
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I’d give the right half of my brain to be as articulate as this guy. But just the right half, mind ...
His 8pm nightly poetry slots get better and better.
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We will be selling hot dogs as usual on our street pitches this week - Bungay market place on Thursday, Thetford King Street on Friday, Harleston (Norfolk) Thoroughfare on Saturday. Please RT - we need to get the word out as otherwise expecting footfall to be low!
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Our local brilliant poet needs your help to survive. His wit and humour have kept me sane over the last three years and now we'll need him more than ever! Since I'm virtually self-isolating, it's a bonus to be able to see a gig without having to leave the house :)
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’Practicing social distancing ...’ Aaargh!
I know in the US they use a ‘c’ in the verb form but I’m so trained to weed it out that I find it really jarring!
I was thinking we might need to crowdfund? Or something. Such a difficult time coming when venues have to close. Let me know if you have any ideas.
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Every single armchair epidemiologist on here needs to watch this before they make a fool of themselves.
“It’s not just whose hand you shake, it’s whose hand that person goes on to shake.”
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I love this programme but ... meets listeners, not listener’s, please @BBCSounds!
Also GPs not GP’s.
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