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His Baker and Kelly podcasts were legendary.
Only because you got a mention! No, seriously, I loved the Bohemian Rhapsody using footballers' names.
The Now Show's a good laugh as well.
His Baker and Kelly podcasts were legendary.
I use to struggle to find enough worth reading in the London ****e or the London only-good-for-Toilet-Paper to keep me occupied when I had a 5 minute tube ride back from work. When I changed jobs and faced an 11 minute commute, I stopped reading those papers entirely.
The commute back for most of you guys has to be about 45 minutes to an hour, how do you cope if that is your reading material? The Metro in the morning isn't quite as bad, and the Sport one on a Friday is readable, but otherwise I find I come out knowing less than when I started.
I get very irritated when people shoot me dirty looks for reading their free paper over their shoulder on the train/DLR.
It's not like they paid for it.
Only because you got a mention! No, seriously, I loved the Bohemian Rhapsody using footballers' names.
The Now Show's a good laugh as well.
I used to read the Echo on the way home but as it is now available for the morning journey, my evenings tend to be filled with reading scripts or technical documents or chatting to the TFS in rare occasion end up on the same train.
Podcasts: John Richardson, Adam & Joe, Dilbert Animated and The Friday Night Comedy
What's the Friday Night Comedy?
BBC Radio 4 - either the Now Show or the News Quiz.
I should have mentioned the Now Show. Have always been a big fan of Punt and Dennis.
I used to read the Echo on the way home but as it is now available for the morning journey, my evenings tend to be filled with reading scripts or technical documents or chatting to the TFS in rare occasion end up on the same train.
Podcasts: John Richardson, Adam & Joe, Dilbert Animated and The Friday Night Comedy
I only read the Mail. The Standard has become far too liberal for my taste. And free papers are for commies.
I read City AM in the morning because it is about as much business information as I want to digest each day plus it isn't full of celebrity related borax.
I also felt compelled to read Cityboy in The London Paper for some reason despite thinking the author was a vanden plas stroker.
did you go on a date with that gooner then?Its all about the London Lite! For all three reasons that Dave mentioned! I even have a selected distributor that I always get from too! I find the London Paper ones try and Karate chop you with a paper if they already see you carrying a Lite.
Text column is great. I have had 3 texts in one week go into the Lite and Bitter sports section a month or two ago about women in football if anyone say them?!
did you go on a date with that gooner then?