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Originally posted by Doug Spaulding:
...Nope - can't sing a note!...

You could always use the technique used by British politician John Redwood:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIwBvjoLyZc

To put the clip in context, this was a man who had responsibility for the country of Wales, but who didn't know the words to the Welsh National Anthem. So did he stand by in humble, dignified silence while all around him sang?

No.

He pretended.

And produced the worst piece of miming ever seen.

This clip is a perennial on British comedy clip shows.

What's on the turntable. Perhaps my favourite Christmas song.

Happy Saint Nicholas Day!

Our Spirited Best Wishes to all on board and especially those we met this summer in warm CA.

jkt, thanks for your keen insights; regards to Mr. Bradbury. Sundance, put your feet up and warm yourself by the fire! DS, thanks! Santa is coming to town! Nard, Peace and good Health. Dandy, may the Carollers arrive singing your favorite song. Mr. Dark, wishing you some snow on the distant prairies! Biplane, are the palm trees outside your window decorated?

Merry Christmas and Peace!

A little something for all of us:
http://prairiewestllc.com/yaho...12.349140604_std.jpg

f&jp&scruffs

Merry Christmas, safe travels, and Peace be with you all!

quote:

Originally posted by fjp451:
DS, thanks! Santa is coming to town!

Did you get the DVD yet?

DS, Fri. last! Just great. Thus my "thanks." Long, busy days of late. (Watch your mail!)

Sven & Ole on the air! Yes, it's that time again!
Scandihoovian Christmas Humour!
Tune in tomorrow, Wednesday Dec. 23, 8:30 am, KSCO, AM 1080...if you dare!
(You MIGHT be able to listen on line at KSCO.com, but I have trouble with it.)

Reviving this three year old thread to wish everyone the Merriest of Christmases* and the Happiest of New Years.

Don't forget to track Santa:
http://www.noradsanta.org/en/track.html


*Or should that be Christmi?

Thanks for the blast from the past. Merry Christmas past, present, and future!

Peace & Merry Christmas ! to one and all, as well, from MARTIAN outpost in Alabamy.

Plan to re-listen to Ray Bradbury's reading of his story "Bless Me, Father, for I Have Sinned" this evening, and to read his new story in The Strand.

An online performance reading of "Bless Me..." is available to listen from 12/01/2009, by TRINITY REP RADIO THEATER here: http://www.publicbroadcasting....e&ARTICLE_ID=1652728

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Ironically, this site is a Christmas present from Linnl, also!

In reviewing the Tangent post (RB interview), I opened on the main page location. Here are some very classic audio SF stories. Enjoy! Thanks.

http://www.tangentonline.com/old-time-radio

(The story's "play key" follows the related article.)

Happy Christmas to all!
Here's to a better year!
God bless us, every one.