04/07/2025
Imagine if today was like YO! Sushi. Back when it was new and exciting, before all-inclusive resorts and nearly every flipping shopping complex/mall started churning out a rice balls and barely calling it fish, fish slabs.
Oh, the wonder of that enticing spread passing by your hungry eyes, likes some rendition of a once forgotten game show.
You could take as much, or a s little as you want, but would need to go over the bill like an auditor on a pay per error contract.
The gentle clink clink as the plates trundled over the rollers, sad little suitcases of temporary dopamine on a road to nowhere but chewing and swallowing.
YO! Friday. Show me your wares!
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🍣Now through 10am, we are not in Kansas anymore, it is . Sam Steen Meredith Davis and Sasha Kehoe are on hand to bring you , , in on 621 525 000 PLUS we've tickets for the very exciting Jorja Smith show at Rockhal
🍣Steps is back in town, but not in the studio. He's clipping together host and venue picks for . That's from 10am. Stephen Lowe
🍣Mom Life in Luxembourg is with us from 11am, Hayley Allam takes on another topic on life in Lux as a parent.
🍣 A half at 11.30am.
🍣Lucy Genazzini hits the decks at noon, and she will be sent an invoice if they are broken. It's the ,
🍣We are from 2pm, with AIR, Martin Garrix and Sting's drummer Chris Maas.
🍣There's an Hour Of Power at 3pm.
🍣 is with us at 4pm. Steps gets the lowdown on , , . We've the Kinepolis Luxembourg Top5, cinema tickets to giveaway and plenty more besides.
🍣Alice Louise Johnson brings us the , prepping you for the nights and days ahead. Plenty of bangers, floor fillers and footstompers from 5pm till 9.
🍣Beyond Music bring the beats, you bring the moves from 9pm.
🍣New(ish) Noise at 10pm.
: STUFF HAPPENED. LOADS OF IT. We've galleries, reviews, interviews, features aplenty on .
: in 1999, Victoria 'Posh Spice' Adams married footballer David Beckham at Luttrellstown Castle, Ireland. The couple had signed a deal worth £1million for OK magazine to have the exclusive picture rights.
The 'This Might Make You Sound Smart In The Canteen Queue': The opposite sides of a die will always add up to seven. Don't believe us - look for yourselves, one and six are on opposite sides of the cube (1+6=7), as are two and five (2+5=7), and three and four (3+4=7).
Have a good one.
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