24/11/2025
Hey there, hey there, hey there...
Yes, this is me using the keyboard as a means to stall for time...
Has anyone else the feeling that the weekend was played at 1.5x speed... like any of the newer generations consume TV series?
Anyway, t'was the Bazaar over the weekend... did you attend? Survive it relatively unscathed?
Thousands of people. Millions of crossed paths.
Crossed wires.
Cross queue-ers.
Cross-stitch.
That place is terrible for those of use who suffer facial amnesia.
There'd be a lot "hey mate"'s, "so lovely to see you"'s, "we must do this again"'s tossed around willy-nilly.
Photos looking a lot more out of focus by ate afternoon.
Here's the radio link you've been looking for: https://today.rtl.lu/radio
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- is with us from 10am. We know it's early to be thinking about lunch. But it goes until 1pm and by then you'll be loosening a belt loop.
- is on from 1pm. Join Lucy for a and some Fred Again.... again.
- time at 3pm. You know the drill.
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- from 9pm. Missed the host and venue picks edition? Well, we've got it primed again.
: The Lisa Burke show featured a real-life spy. We had The Hangover, Letz Talk Sport and a Frankensteined Screentime too, which included the Kinepolis Luxembourg charts.
: in 1999 During a Bonhams of London rock auction, Buddy Holly's first driving licence sold for £3,795; and a copy of The Beatles 1968 The White Album numbered 00000001, sold for £9,775.
The 'this might make you sound smart in the cafeteria queue tidbit': Ray Tomlinson is often credited with inventing email. He is alleged to have sent the first email message to himself while trying out the revolutionary form of online communication in 1971. “The test messages were entirely forgettable and I have, therefore, forgotten them,” he wrote on his website. “Most likely the first message was QWERTYUIOP or something similar. When I was satisfied that the program seemed to work, I sent a message to the rest of my group explaining how to send messages over the network. The first use of network email announced its own existence.” Forward this to a friend. You're welcome.
Have a good one...
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