Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted.

Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 

It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
just an act.


-- 
                                 Andy Clews
                            University of Sussex
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A.Clews@DENTURESsussex.ac.uk wrote:
> Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
>> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
>> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
>> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
>> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
>> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 
> 
> It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
> wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
> doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
> get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
> just an act.

My recollection was that he was there as part of a Children in Need
"Things that only ridiculous amounts of money can buy" auction purchase,
along with the purchasers although they seemed to keep themselves to
themselves at least while I was listening...

Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 

It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
just an act.


-- 
                                 Andy Clews
                            University of Sussex
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A.Clews@DENTURESsussex.ac.uk wrote:
> Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
>> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
>> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
>> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
>> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
>> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 
> 
> It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
> wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
> doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
> get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
> just an act.

My recollection was that he was there as part of a Children in Need
"Things that only ridiculous amounts of money can buy" auction purchase,
along with the purchasers although they seemed to keep themselves to
themselves at least while I was listening...

Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 

It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
just an act.


-- 
                                 Andy Clews
                            University of Sussex
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A.Clews@DENTURESsussex.ac.uk wrote:
> Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
>> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
>> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
>> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
>> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
>> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 
> 
> It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
> wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
> doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
> get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
> just an act.

My recollection was that he was there as part of a Children in Need
"Things that only ridiculous amounts of money can buy" auction purchase,
along with the purchasers although they seemed to keep themselves to
themselves at least while I was listening...

Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 

It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
just an act.


-- 
                                 Andy Clews
                            University of Sussex
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A.Clews@DENTURESsussex.ac.uk wrote:
> Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
>> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
>> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
>> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
>> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
>> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 
> 
> It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
> wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
> doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
> get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
> just an act.

My recollection was that he was there as part of a Children in Need
"Things that only ridiculous amounts of money can buy" auction purchase,
along with the purchasers although they seemed to keep themselves to
themselves at least while I was listening...

Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 

It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
just an act.


-- 
                                 Andy Clews
                            University of Sussex
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A.Clews@DENTURESsussex.ac.uk wrote:
> Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
>> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
>> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
>> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
>> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
>> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 
> 
> It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
> wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
> doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
> get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
> just an act.

My recollection was that he was there as part of a Children in Need
"Things that only ridiculous amounts of money can buy" auction purchase,
along with the purchasers although they seemed to keep themselves to
themselves at least while I was listening...

Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 

It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
just an act.


-- 
                                 Andy Clews
                            University of Sussex
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A.Clews@DENTURESsussex.ac.uk wrote:
> Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
>> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
>> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
>> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
>> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
>> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 
> 
> It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
> wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
> doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
> get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
> just an act.

My recollection was that he was there as part of a Children in Need
"Things that only ridiculous amounts of money can buy" auction purchase,
along with the purchasers although they seemed to keep themselves to
themselves at least while I was listening...

Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 

It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
just an act.


-- 
                                 Andy Clews
                            University of Sussex
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A.Clews@DENTURESsussex.ac.uk wrote:
> Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
>> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
>> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
>> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
>> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
>> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 
> 
> It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
> wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
> doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
> get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
> just an act.

My recollection was that he was there as part of a Children in Need
"Things that only ridiculous amounts of money can buy" auction purchase,
along with the purchasers although they seemed to keep themselves to
themselves at least while I was listening...

Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 

It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
just an act.


-- 
                                 Andy Clews
                            University of Sussex
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A.Clews@DENTURESsussex.ac.uk wrote:
> Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
>> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
>> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
>> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
>> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
>> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 
> 
> It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
> wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
> doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
> get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
> just an act.

My recollection was that he was there as part of a Children in Need
"Things that only ridiculous amounts of money can buy" auction purchase,
along with the purchasers although they seemed to keep themselves to
themselves at least while I was listening...

Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 

It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
just an act.


-- 
                                 Andy Clews
                            University of Sussex
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A.Clews@DENTURESsussex.ac.uk wrote:
> Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
>> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
>> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
>> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
>> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
>> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 
> 
> It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
> wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
> doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
> get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
> just an act.

My recollection was that he was there as part of a Children in Need
"Things that only ridiculous amounts of money can buy" auction purchase,
along with the purchasers although they seemed to keep themselves to
themselves at least while I was listening...

Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 

It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
just an act.


-- 
                                 Andy Clews
                            University of Sussex
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A.Clews@DENTURESsussex.ac.uk wrote:
> Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
>> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
>> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
>> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
>> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
>> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 
> 
> It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
> wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
> doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
> get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
> just an act.

My recollection was that he was there as part of a Children in Need
"Things that only ridiculous amounts of money can buy" auction purchase,
along with the purchasers although they seemed to keep themselves to
themselves at least while I was listening...

Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 

It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
just an act.


-- 
                                 Andy Clews
                            University of Sussex
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A.Clews@DENTURESsussex.ac.uk wrote:
> Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
>> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
>> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
>> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
>> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
>> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 
> 
> It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
> wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
> doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
> get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
> just an act.

My recollection was that he was there as part of a Children in Need
"Things that only ridiculous amounts of money can buy" auction purchase,
along with the purchasers although they seemed to keep themselves to
themselves at least while I was listening...

Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 

It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
just an act.


-- 
                                 Andy Clews
                            University of Sussex
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A.Clews@DENTURESsussex.ac.uk wrote:
> Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
>> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
>> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
>> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
>> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
>> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 
> 
> It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
> wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
> doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
> get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
> just an act.

My recollection was that he was there as part of a Children in Need
"Things that only ridiculous amounts of money can buy" auction purchase,
along with the purchasers although they seemed to keep themselves to
themselves at least while I was listening...

Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 

It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
just an act.


-- 
                                 Andy Clews
                            University of Sussex
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A.Clews@DENTURESsussex.ac.uk wrote:
> Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
>> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
>> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
>> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
>> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
>> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 
> 
> It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
> wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
> doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
> get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
> just an act.

My recollection was that he was there as part of a Children in Need
"Things that only ridiculous amounts of money can buy" auction purchase,
along with the purchasers although they seemed to keep themselves to
themselves at least while I was listening...

Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 

It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
just an act.


-- 
                                 Andy Clews
                            University of Sussex
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A.Clews@DENTURESsussex.ac.uk wrote:
> Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
>> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
>> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
>> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
>> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
>> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 
> 
> It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
> wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
> doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
> get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
> just an act.

My recollection was that he was there as part of a Children in Need
"Things that only ridiculous amounts of money can buy" auction purchase,
along with the purchasers although they seemed to keep themselves to
themselves at least while I was listening...

Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 

It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
just an act.


-- 
                                 Andy Clews
                            University of Sussex
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A.Clews@DENTURESsussex.ac.uk wrote:
> Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
>> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
>> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
>> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
>> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
>> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 
> 
> It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
> wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
> doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
> get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
> just an act.

My recollection was that he was there as part of a Children in Need
"Things that only ridiculous amounts of money can buy" auction purchase,
along with the purchasers although they seemed to keep themselves to
themselves at least while I was listening...

Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 

It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
just an act.


-- 
                                 Andy Clews
                            University of Sussex
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A.Clews@DENTURESsussex.ac.uk wrote:
> Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
>> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
>> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
>> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
>> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
>> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 
> 
> It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
> wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
> doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
> get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
> just an act.

My recollection was that he was there as part of a Children in Need
"Things that only ridiculous amounts of money can buy" auction purchase,
along with the purchasers although they seemed to keep themselves to
themselves at least while I was listening...

Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 

It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
just an act.


-- 
                                 Andy Clews
                            University of Sussex
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A.Clews@DENTURESsussex.ac.uk wrote:
> Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
>> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
>> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
>> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
>> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
>> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 
> 
> It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
> wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
> doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
> get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
> just an act.

My recollection was that he was there as part of a Children in Need
"Things that only ridiculous amounts of money can buy" auction purchase,
along with the purchasers although they seemed to keep themselves to
themselves at least while I was listening...

Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 

It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
just an act.


-- 
                                 Andy Clews
                            University of Sussex
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A.Clews@DENTURESsussex.ac.uk wrote:
> Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
>> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
>> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
>> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
>> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
>> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 
> 
> It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
> wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
> doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
> get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
> just an act.

My recollection was that he was there as part of a Children in Need
"Things that only ridiculous amounts of money can buy" auction purchase,
along with the purchasers although they seemed to keep themselves to
themselves at least while I was listening...

Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 

It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
just an act.


-- 
                                 Andy Clews
                            University of Sussex
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A.Clews@DENTURESsussex.ac.uk wrote:
> Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
>> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
>> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
>> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
>> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
>> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 
> 
> It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
> wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
> doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
> get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
> just an act.

My recollection was that he was there as part of a Children in Need
"Things that only ridiculous amounts of money can buy" auction purchase,
along with the purchasers although they seemed to keep themselves to
themselves at least while I was listening...

Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 

It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
just an act.


-- 
                                 Andy Clews
                            University of Sussex
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A.Clews@DENTURESsussex.ac.uk wrote:
> Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
>> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
>> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
>> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
>> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
>> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 
> 
> It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
> wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
> doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
> get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
> just an act.

My recollection was that he was there as part of a Children in Need
"Things that only ridiculous amounts of money can buy" auction purchase,
along with the purchasers although they seemed to keep themselves to
themselves at least while I was listening...

Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 

It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
just an act.


-- 
                                 Andy Clews
                            University of Sussex
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A.Clews@DENTURESsussex.ac.uk wrote:
> Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
>> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
>> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
>> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
>> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
>> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 
> 
> It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
> wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
> doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
> get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
> just an act.

My recollection was that he was there as part of a Children in Need
"Things that only ridiculous amounts of money can buy" auction purchase,
along with the purchasers although they seemed to keep themselves to
themselves at least while I was listening...

Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 

It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
just an act.


-- 
                                 Andy Clews
                            University of Sussex
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A.Clews@DENTURESsussex.ac.uk wrote:
> Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
>> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
>> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
>> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
>> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
>> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 
> 
> It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
> wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
> doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
> get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
> just an act.

My recollection was that he was there as part of a Children in Need
"Things that only ridiculous amounts of money can buy" auction purchase,
along with the purchasers although they seemed to keep themselves to
themselves at least while I was listening...

Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 

It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
just an act.


-- 
                                 Andy Clews
                            University of Sussex
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A.Clews@DENTURESsussex.ac.uk wrote:
> Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
>> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
>> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
>> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
>> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
>> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 
> 
> It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
> wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
> doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
> get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
> just an act.

My recollection was that he was there as part of a Children in Need
"Things that only ridiculous amounts of money can buy" auction purchase,
along with the purchasers although they seemed to keep themselves to
themselves at least while I was listening...

Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 

It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
just an act.


-- 
                                 Andy Clews
                            University of Sussex
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A.Clews@DENTURESsussex.ac.uk wrote:
> Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
>> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
>> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
>> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
>> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
>> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 
> 
> It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
> wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
> doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
> get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
> just an act.

My recollection was that he was there as part of a Children in Need
"Things that only ridiculous amounts of money can buy" auction purchase,
along with the purchasers although they seemed to keep themselves to
themselves at least while I was listening...

Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 

It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
just an act.


-- 
                                 Andy Clews
                            University of Sussex
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A.Clews@DENTURESsussex.ac.uk wrote:
> Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
>> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
>> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
>> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
>> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
>> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 
> 
> It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
> wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
> doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
> get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
> just an act.

My recollection was that he was there as part of a Children in Need
"Things that only ridiculous amounts of money can buy" auction purchase,
along with the purchasers although they seemed to keep themselves to
themselves at least while I was listening...

Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 

It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
just an act.


-- 
                                 Andy Clews
                            University of Sussex
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A.Clews@DENTURESsussex.ac.uk wrote:
> Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
>> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
>> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
>> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
>> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
>> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 
> 
> It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
> wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
> doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
> get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
> just an act.

My recollection was that he was there as part of a Children in Need
"Things that only ridiculous amounts of money can buy" auction purchase,
along with the purchasers although they seemed to keep themselves to
themselves at least while I was listening...

Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 

It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
just an act.


-- 
                                 Andy Clews
                            University of Sussex
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A.Clews@DENTURESsussex.ac.uk wrote:
> Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
>> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
>> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
>> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
>> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
>> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 
> 
> It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
> wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
> doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
> get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
> just an act.

My recollection was that he was there as part of a Children in Need
"Things that only ridiculous amounts of money can buy" auction purchase,
along with the purchasers although they seemed to keep themselves to
themselves at least while I was listening...

Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 

It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
just an act.


-- 
                                 Andy Clews
                            University of Sussex
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A.Clews@DENTURESsussex.ac.uk wrote:
> Thus spake Jack Taylor (Jack@carney.co.uk) unto the assembled multitudes:
>> Just what was the point of that? I catnapped through from about 8:05 - 
>> missed the interview with Bill Oddie and Kate Humble - and heard absolutely 
>> nothing that couldn't have been done by Terry in the studio with a CD of 
>> bird and animal noises. What a complete waste of time and a complete 
>> over-sell! More licence-payers money wasted. 
> 
> It was also deeply hypocritical, because Wogan's only apparent interest in
> wild creatures seems to be whether you can eat them, and he also apparently
> doesn't give a $hit about environmental issues.   That's the impression I
> get from what he says on his show, anyway.   I do hope I'm wrong and that's
> just an act.

My recollection was that he was there as part of a Children in Need
"Things that only ridiculous amounts of money can buy" auction purchase,
along with the purchasers although they seemed to keep themselves to
themselves at least while I was listening...