Hello There!
Another blog from the coffee shop. It is strangely deserted for some reason and I'm beginning to wonder whether it's a bank holiday and I've missed the schedule telling me there's no show. But I've checked the paper; we are on as normal. This is good news as it's a perky little show we have lined up.
First things first. Ralph McTell was much appreciated yesterday. Emails and texts cascaded in after he'd sung "Streets of London". His other stuff is great but this was the song people wanted to hear- I was grinning from ear to ear as played the opening bars. Humility and talent is a winning combination and that is what we had in spades yesterday. Nice one Ralph.
We have more live music today. When I was standing in for a few weeks on Drivetime in 2009, a blind aboriginal singer by the name of Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu blew a lot of listeners away with his extraordinary voice. You might remember that he only speaks a very few words of English and it's his bass player who does the talking. He sings in the Yolngu language and it his voice that, if you missed it last time will make you stop and listen.
And the 'hello there' at the top today is to honour BLUE PETER, today's oldies theme. They have just moved the whole show to Manchester and celebrated another birthday as the world's longest running children's tv show. Their traditional annual may have been axed but we salute the spirit of John Noakes et al with BLUE PETER tunes as you see fit.
The coffee shop is now full of screeching women and it's time to go. Have a charming and delightful Tuesday, see you after 5.

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At 08:51 27th Sep 2011, WickedFairyFlo wrote:Hi everyone... surely I'm not first!
OLD SHEP ~ Elvis Presley
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At 08:54 27th Sep 2011, Ken wrote:Morning all
Peter Purvess once did the trapeze on the show. What finer excuse can there be to play:
TRAPEZE - Patty Griffin
Has anyone applied for tickets to any of those Radio 2 gigs at the Radio Theatre? If so, do you know how long it is after closing time that they tell you if you were lucky and got tickets? I decided on a whim to apply for Lady Antebellum tickets when I saw it on the website at the weekend.
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At 08:56 27th Sep 2011, WickedFairyFlo wrote:Just thought of another.....
BADGE ~ Cream
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At 08:57 27th Sep 2011, Ken wrote:Although thinking of the lyrcs, the thought of Peter Purvess in a "little pink dress, flying overhead".....hmmm.
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At 08:59 27th Sep 2011, WickedFairyFlo wrote:Ken. no idea about the tickets, but someone is bound to know what happens!
One more for another Blue Peter dog!
LUCY IN THE SKY WITH DIAMONDS ~ Beatles
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At 09:00 27th Sep 2011, Simple with a dimple Sal wrote:OOps I did it again! -Britney Spears.
Re Elephant incident!
Is it too early for a hat?
Or else, after incident with John Noakes.....
Slip sliding away - Simon and Garfunkel.
Morning all.
MTF.xx
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At 09:00 27th Sep 2011, Billie on the Blog wrote:Good Morning Everyone
HIT THE NORTH - The Fall
MOVE ON UP - Curtis Mayfield
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At 09:03 27th Sep 2011, Billie on the Blog wrote:LIFE IN A NORTHERN TOWN - Dream Academy
BADGE - Cream
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At 09:03 27th Sep 2011, Simple with a dimple Sal wrote:.......wondering what brought about the screeching women?
MTF.xx
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At 09:04 27th Sep 2011, Billie on the Blog wrote:MAKE ME AN ISLAND - Joe Dolan
I'D LIKE TO MAKE IT WITH YOU - Bread
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At 09:06 27th Sep 2011, Billie on the Blog wrote:MATCHSTALK MEN & MATCHSTALK CATS & DOGS - Brian & Michael
PICTURES OF MATCHSTICK MEN - Quo
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At 09:08 27th Sep 2011, Billie on the Blog wrote:EVERYTHING MUST CHANGE - Paul Young
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At 09:08 27th Sep 2011, Simple with a dimple Sal wrote:I go to extremes - Billy Joel.
MTF.xx
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At 09:09 27th Sep 2011, John B Good wrote:Morning Simon, team, NYM and sticky-back plastic coated bloggers
Well, thanks again for the mensh last night. Mucho appreciato. I did say I would try to restrain today. But Blue Peter is just too tempting...
Can't find any toons mentioning sticky-back plastic or sticky tape though.
LET'S STICK TOGETHER - Roxy Music
LEGEND IN MY LIVING ROOM - Annie Lennox
SHIP OF FOOLS - Erasure
THE CRYSTAL SHIP - Doors
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At 09:11 27th Sep 2011, Billie on the Blog wrote:GOING UP THE COUNTRY - Canned Heat
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At 09:12 27th Sep 2011, Billie on the Blog wrote:MANCUNIAN WAY - TT (WAH!)
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At 09:12 27th Sep 2011, John B Good wrote:ALWAYS THERE - Incognito and Jocelyn Brown
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At 09:13 27th Sep 2011, Simple with a dimple Sal wrote:Get down (Shep!) - Backstreet boys.
MTF.xx
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At 09:14 27th Sep 2011, Mandy wrote:Hi Simon and blogadiers.
I suppose Blue Peter is an age indicator like Dr Who.....when I was younger I remember Peter Purves, John Noakes and Lesley Judd and I am way too young for that excreting elephant!
Anyway here goes...bit of a mensh drought at mo as last one was last Tuesday ;'(
1. LETS STICK TOGETHER - Roxy Music ( Sticky back plastic!)
2. STUCK ON YOU - Lionel Richie
3. ROSE GARDEN - Lynn Anderson
4. TRACY - The Cufflinks - ( model of Tracy island)
5. COME BACK AND FINISH WHAT YOU STARTED - Gladys Knight and the Pips (Here's one I made earlier)
6. RIGHT BACK WHERE WE STARTED FROM - Maxine Nightingale
7. BADGE - Cream
8. MOVING OUT TODAY - Carole Bayer Sager
9. CALENDAR GIRL - Neil Sedaka ( that advent calendar they used to make out of coat hangers and tinsel)
10. LONGEST TIME - Billy Joel
Oh well, better hop off.
Have a nice day.
Mandy ;)
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At 09:15 27th Sep 2011, Billie on the Blog wrote:IT'S GRIM UP NORTH - Justified Ancients of Mu Mu
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At 09:15 27th Sep 2011, artfoundryman wrote:Morning all
For John Noakes , who was from hailfax where i'm sat today
RIVER DEEP , MOUNTAIN HIGH - IKE AND TINI TURNER
ANIT NO MOUNTAIN HIGH ENOUGH - MARVIN GAYE / TAMI TERRILL
THE LONG RUN - EAGLES - ( The bob seigh thing )
LOVE ME LOVE MY DOG - BOBBY BLUE ???
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At 09:15 27th Sep 2011, Simple with a dimple Sal wrote:Get down Shep - The Barron Knights.
MTF.xx
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At 09:16 27th Sep 2011, Simple with a dimple Sal wrote:https://youtu.be/vzasI7ZWUe0
MTF.xx
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At 09:18 27th Sep 2011, Billie on the Blog wrote:The Theme Tune -
BLUE PETER - Mike Oldfield
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At 09:19 27th Sep 2011, Simple with a dimple Sal wrote:Valerie - The Zutons
MTF.xx
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At 09:26 27th Sep 2011, Simple with a dimple Sal wrote:I cant stand up for falling down - Elvis Costello.
MTF.xx
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At 09:26 27th Sep 2011, Vildeen wrote:Good morning all
Suggestions for todays tunes
VALARIE - STEVE WINWOOD
VALARIE - AMY WINEHOUSE
or VALARIE - THE ZUTONS
Enjoy thre day
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At 09:27 27th Sep 2011, Billie on the Blog wrote:LET'S PUT IT ALL TOGETHER - Stylistics
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At 09:30 27th Sep 2011, Paul the man from Milton wrote:Mornin Simon, all the team and Drivetimers everywhere!
How about the following:
BLUE GUITAR - JUSTIN HAYWARD AND JOHN LODGE
BLUE MONDAY - NEW ORDER
LAVENDER BLUE - MARILLION
Will pop back later - have fun everyone :o)
- Paul.
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At 09:30 27th Sep 2011, Simple with a dimple Sal wrote:Billie, hoping to hear your Bread suggestion. One of my faves.
MTF.xx
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At 09:31 27th Sep 2011, Brandon wrote:Morning All,
'Move On Up' Curtis Mayfield
Have a good day everybody
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At 09:35 27th Sep 2011, Billie on the Blog wrote:And the Annual is going?
DISAPPEAR - INXX
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At 09:44 27th Sep 2011, Deebee wrote:Good Morning Simon, Team and Blogpoppets
How about:
HELLO GOODBYE by The Beatles
WE CAN MAKE IT by Boston
VALERIE by Steve Winwood
MOVIN' OUT by Billy Joel
MOVING OUT TODAY by Carole Bayer Sager
I'm on a course this morning, so won't be back for the post mench chasing chat till lunchtime. Have a good morning, one and all.
Deebee ~X~
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At 09:47 27th Sep 2011, Katy Mac wrote:Hello and Happy Tuesdays all round
THE SHOW MUST GO ON - LEO SAYER
BADGE - CREAM
BLUE PETER THEME - MIKE OLDFIELD
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At 09:48 27th Sep 2011, artfoundryman wrote:More John Noakes / Blue Peter suggestions :-
SKY BOUND - TOM BAXTER
OLD FRIENDS - SIMON AND GARFUNKEL
THE SUN ALWAYS SHINES ON TV - AHA
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At 09:49 27th Sep 2011, Queen_Autumn wrote:Valerie - The Zutons
Woodstock - Crosby Stills and Nash - Joni Mitchell ("we've got to get ourselves back to the garden")
Fake Plastic Trees - Radiohead (tribute to Tracy Island)
Blue Monday - New Order (I think it was broadcast on Monday and Thursday when I was a lass)
Glitter and Trauma - Biffy Clyro (says everything you need to know about my attempts to make Christmas cards / advent crowns etc)
Struggling to find an appropriate Bon Jovi song for this theme - the best I can come up with is Save the World in relation to the wonderful fundraising campaigns :)
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At 09:54 27th Sep 2011, Queen_Autumn wrote:So that was odd ... #36 should have started "Morning bloggers. I hope everyone's well on this sunny September day. Tough theme today."
Don't know what happened to the opening 3 sentences!
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At 10:04 27th Sep 2011, Julia43 wrote:Good morning,
Ooh Blue Peter! Happy childhood memories. Loved getting the annual at Christmas. Must ask my mum if they are still in the loft.
VALERIE by Stevie Winwood
NELLIE THE ELEPHANT by The Toy Dolls (yes I know her name was Lulu)
SARA (h Greene) by Fleetwood Mac
DOUBLE VISION by Foreigner (in honour of that sticky tape)
Have a good day.x
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At 10:05 27th Sep 2011, Paul the man from Milton wrote:just thought of a couple more:
SEVEN SEAS OF RHYE - QUEEN
SAILING ON THE SEVEN SEAS - O.M.D.
and that's me done for the Blue Peter theme. Tough one Simon!
- Paul.
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At 10:06 27th Sep 2011, Simonward1964 wrote:Morning all! Another beautiful day in West Yorkshire!
I feel some more U2 songs coming on for today! So for a starter how about "Things To Make And Do" OR "Even Better Than The Real Thing" Or "Bullet The Blue Sky".
(Smiley face)
Must dash my boss is hovering again!
GB
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At 10:07 27th Sep 2011, Brandon wrote:'Show Me The Way' Peter Frampton
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At 10:11 27th Sep 2011, artfoundryman wrote:for the Elephant incident :-
FALLING SLOWLY - THE SWELL SEASONS
HOLD ON I,M COMING - SAM AND DAVE
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At 10:13 27th Sep 2011, Julia43 wrote:BADGE by Cream
Apparently Eric Clapton ran his guitar through a LESLIE speaker cabinet designed for organs - but as I got that from the net it could be a load of old gibberish! I admit I resorted to a well known search engine to find out this information. I wanted a song to honour the lovely Lesley Judd and this incredibly tenuous link was all I could come up with .
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At 10:14 27th Sep 2011, Posh Soul Lady wrote:Morning all :-)
I tweeted these earlier ( ha ha 'one I made earlier'!!!)
MAKE IT WITH YOU BREAD
GET DOWN ON IT KIOOL AND THE GANG
I CAN'T STAND THE RAIN ERUPTION
PSL X
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At 10:14 27th Sep 2011, Harry the Snapper wrote:Good morning everyone.
Hope the sun is shining on you; it's glorious here in Cumbria.
My choice for the theme:
ALL ABOARD by MUDDY WATERS
Be back later for an I-word.
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At 10:18 27th Sep 2011, kasbahrocks wrote:Morning all.
Save your scissors by city and colour. Good memories of watching blue peter when I was a kid and copying the things they used to make :]
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At 10:19 27th Sep 2011, Posh Soul Lady wrote:#6 MTF....I think a lot of us bloggers are of a similar age and will remember the elephant incident !
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At 10:19 27th Sep 2011, Posh Soul Lady wrote:SONG SUNG BLUE NEIL DIAMOND
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At 10:26 27th Sep 2011, artfoundryman wrote:To my knowledge lyrics that actually feature a person from Blue Peter is :-
99% Of Gargoyles Look Like Bob Todd by HALF MAN HALF BISCUIT
"Now the Krona rumour spread but they didn’t tell the bread
Did you honestly think that they would?
And if 8 out of 10 cats all prefer Whiskas - ( THAT WAS A BLUE PETER CAT)
Do the other two prefer Lesley Judd?"
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At 10:27 27th Sep 2011, Jilly wrote:Good morning Simon, team and lovely blogsters,
Misty here in Surrey but the reports say it's going to brighten and warm up later, so fingers crossed.
Few tunes that come to mind ..
Get Down - Gilbert O'Sullivan
The Show Must Go On - Queen
The Garden - Take That
The Sun Always Shines on TV - a-ha
Teach Your Children - Crosby, Stills & Nash
Hope everyone has a great day.
Jx
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At 10:39 27th Sep 2011, Harry the Snapper wrote:I think I spoke too soon @ #45, it's now cloudy and quite chilly.
Anyway, my I-word: Insouciance
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At 10:40 27th Sep 2011, Posh Soul Lady wrote:I lived in a liitle remote village as a child and could never get any of that 'double sided sticky tape' that alll the projects used :-(......deprived lol
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At 10:45 27th Sep 2011, Vildeen wrote:Like to add my vote for
MAKE IT WITH YOU - BREAD
and
BITS AND PIECES - DAVE CLARK 5
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At 11:13 27th Sep 2011, Simple with a dimple Sal wrote:Aha PSL, yes but we were nippers eh?
https://youtu.be/N_Cj2TtFd_E
MTF.xx
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At 11:15 27th Sep 2011, Harry the Snapper wrote:Would we be allowed something by Sophie Ellis Bexter? I seem to recall there was a mini-outcry (probably in the Daily Mail!) when her mum appeared as a presenter, pregnant and unmarried, on Blue Peter. Surely this makes Sophie the youngest person ever to appear on the show?
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At 11:20 27th Sep 2011, Paul of Sheffield wrote:Good Morning Each! I'll start off bt thanking Simon for my mensh yesterday. I was surprised and yet strangely gratified to discover that i was the only person to ask for Steve Earls Copperhead Road. Hardly obscure, really, and a fine tune. This is the third time that Simon has picked a tune I've suggested, and I've been the only one to do so. The other two were 'Another Girl, Another Planet' by The Only Ones, and 'Southern Cross' by Crosby, Stills and Nash, neither of which are exactly unheard of either. Funny isn't it. There are plenty of tunes that I pop in that are a bit obscure, and would pretty much guarantee the position of solitary suggester were they to be chosen, but they will never get picked. Today, I suspect the every tune played will come from the suggestions above, some fine material there.
I cannot think of any songs about sticky backed plastic or empty washing up liquid bottles, but I have got...
A Mess Of The Blues by Peter and Gordon. The nearest I can get to Blue Peter Garden.
I'll content myself with seconding 'Badge' by Cream
Mike Oldfields The Sailors Hornpipe presumably goes without saying.
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At 11:26 27th Sep 2011, Our Zoe wrote:Good Morning All :)
I'm very late to the party this morning! :O
I was a watcher of Blue Peter throughout the late 70s and throughout the 80s. Did everyone make one of those coat-hanger Christmas Advent mobile things, I'm sure it would never get past health and safety now, with the flammable combination of tinsel and candles!
Just the one oldie suggestion (sorry haven't read back yet, so apologies if it's been suggested already)...
I'M STICKING WITH YOU - VELVET UNDERGROUND
I'll be back with my I Word in a bit...
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At 11:35 27th Sep 2011, Our Zoe wrote:Just thought of another couple of oldies for the Blue Peter Garden...
SECRET GARDEN - BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
IN THE GARDEN - VAN MORRISON
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At 11:35 27th Sep 2011, Simonward1964 wrote:I word = INSOLVENT.
Thank God pay day is near!
GB
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At 11:42 27th Sep 2011, Simple with a dimple Sal wrote:Paul, did you not see FOM pop in y'day. Post 82. Seems that you are not the only one that appreciated such a fine tune.
Scratching head for 'I' word??
MTF.xx
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At 11:53 27th Sep 2011, Harry the Snapper wrote:I was going to choose "ineffable" for my I-word but, for some reason, it always reminds me of my school days and a certain goddess in the upper sixth.
Naughty step, PSL? * slinks away *
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At 12:08 27th Sep 2011, Paul of Sheffield wrote:#60.No, I hadn't seen that, happy to share. I was only going on what Simon said on air. I suspect that because FOM has 'hidden' her suggestion within a body of text, rather than giving it a line to itself, the NYM presumably skimmed over it, assuming it to be conversational badinage, rather than theme based bloggetry. I am pleased to see that our neighbours are possessed of such exquisite taste. (As if that wasn't obvious anyway)
I= Ignotism. Often guilty of it, I'm afraid
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At 12:11 27th Sep 2011, Our Zoe wrote:My I Word is INTERCOURSE as in communication, i.e social intercourse between people and groups...not the other kind! ;)
I finally got around to watching the first episode of Game Of Thrones last night, and I'm hooked! Off to watch some more...
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At 12:11 27th Sep 2011, Posh Soul Lady wrote:#61......tut tut!!
I word for me INCANDESCENT
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At 12:15 27th Sep 2011, Posh Soul Lady wrote:#57 yes I too am guilty of making one of those! Funny how my efforts never looked as good as the one 'they made earlier'!
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At 12:19 27th Sep 2011, Jilly wrote:#61 Do I detect a certain penchant for the naughty step? ;-)
I notice that I missed a party whilst I was away.. hope the FNWC is not a one off! On that note my I word for today is IMBIBE ;-)
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At 12:25 27th Sep 2011, Gill withagee wrote:Not looked at the other posts yet so appologies if someones beat me to this, but can i just suggest VALERIE - AMY WINEHOUSE/ZOOTONS?
Cherub cant wait till we next go the the eaterie we favour at Salford Queys to see is she can spot Helen and Barney :-)
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At 12:28 27th Sep 2011, Gill withagee wrote:FURTHERMORE ! can I suggest WHO AM I - WILL YOUNG which has a fantastic Blue Peter theamed video (see link below)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hR4kZ8-qrFI&ob=av2n
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At 12:44 27th Sep 2011, Simple with a dimple Sal wrote:PSL, without a word of a lie, that was going to be my 'I' word too. I even looked up the meaning and spelling a couple of hours ago.
How bizarre!!
Still scratching head...
MTF.xx
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At 12:45 27th Sep 2011, Tartan Queen Shona wrote:Afternoon Blogpoppeteers.
Tough one today although I spent a happy childhood with Blue Peter.
Valerie - Amy Winehouse
Blue Moon - a variety of artists (you choose)
Lat's Stick Together - Roxy Music
More Like The Movies - Dr Hook (for all the Blue Peter things I made that never quite worked out like they should have)
The Man Who Stole the World - Lulu (for the wonderful elephant and it's keeper who stole the show!)
Have a great everyone
Catch you later
Shona x
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At 12:45 27th Sep 2011, Matthews mum wrote:Oooo good afternoon all and also to that big yellow thing in the sky - makes me feel all warm and happy - so for that reason can I have
'Ice-cream sundae' for my I word today please?
Only song that comes to mind is Life in a Northern Town, Dream Academy
Wishing everyone a marvellous day. xx
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At 12:46 27th Sep 2011, loveoneanother wrote:MAGPIE theme song by THE MURGATROYD BAND
IF YOU TOLERATE THIS, YOUR CHILDREN WILL BE NEXT by THE MANIC STREET PREACHERS
THINGS TO MAKE AND DO. Can't remember who it's by. From decades ago.
Mr Mayo, Mr McTell performed the frequently-broadcast Streets Of London for R4's Loose Ends last Saturday. Both performances were fine , but why didn't you get him to perform the rarely-broadcast Naomi, instead, if you like the tune so much?
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At 12:55 27th Sep 2011, Posh Soul Lady wrote:#66 put it this way it has his name carved on it!
#69 that is spooky!
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At 13:00 27th Sep 2011, Harry the Snapper wrote:#66 Jilly, I discovered very early on that the naughty step was where you would find the most interesting people :-)
#73 It wasn't me that did the carving! Honest!!
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At 13:14 27th Sep 2011, girlracer53 wrote:Hello, may I come in?
Been lurking for a while as not much happening next door.
I have a suggestion for Blue Peter themed song, but it may be too old for anyone else to remember!
The Fourmost......Everything in the Garden.
Not sure I understand the initial thing, but how about....Inspired?
Ta ta Lin x
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At 13:16 27th Sep 2011, Lady_Stormrider wrote:Greetings! Back from exile on a Scottish Island on a 20ft boat listening to the Shipping Forecast of force 7. Picking up Radio 2 was via two crocodile clips, some wire and the mast bolts! Never mind - back to an indian summer.
Did you know the Blue Peter is actually a nautical code flag? The flag is white with a blue background and signifies 'get ready to set sail'. I think - the difference engine thingy is dis-cumbobulated again.
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At 13:26 27th Sep 2011, Deebee wrote:Hi girlracer53 - lovely to see you over this side of the fence!
#76 Lady_stormrider - sounds like you are being true to your name! Yes, I did know that about Blue Peter - although I suspect not many other blogpoppets did.
My I word - IRRESISTIBLE
~X~
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At 13:27 27th Sep 2011, Deebee wrote:#77 or even IRRISISTABLE
~X~
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At 13:27 27th Sep 2011, Malcolm Yeates wrote:Hi Simon,
Yes please, I concur with the nomination of the original BLUE PETER theme by Mike Oldfiled. However, you could also have these...
BLUE - Eiffel 65
PETER Gunn Theme - Duane Eddy (or the one with the Art of Noise too)
Natural BLUES - Moby
The Ballad of PETER Pumpkinhead - Crash Test Dummies
Just a thought, thanks!
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At 13:28 27th Sep 2011, Deebee wrote:#77 #78 third time lucky
IRRESISTABLE
*slinks away to read the dictionary*
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At 13:36 27th Sep 2011, Posh Soul Lady wrote:#77 #78 #80 good job Ken didn't spot you or his red pen would have been out!
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At 13:36 27th Sep 2011, Andy Toverson wrote:Afternoon all
Sorry not been about, been a bit busy. My H word for yesterday wold have been harrassed!
#55 HtS - I like your SEB suggestion, although I seem to recall that Janet Ellis was sacked due to the fuss, but I could be wrong!
Hello Lin - nice to see you over here, do join in they're a v nice bunch (in general) ;)
My I word would be Inestimable
cheers
A
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At 13:41 27th Sep 2011, Deebee wrote:#81 LOL!
~X~
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At 13:48 27th Sep 2011, Harry the Snapper wrote:#76 & #77 Lady_stormrider & Deebee, looks like at least one us did ............... see my #45 :-)
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At 13:53 27th Sep 2011, Deebee wrote:#84 Well, shiver me timbers...
;o)
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At 13:56 27th Sep 2011, Harry the Snapper wrote:#85 That's what it meant when I was in the Navy ............ All aboard - the ship is about to set sail ................. and the punishments were quite severe for anyone who was late when the ship was 'under sailing orders'.
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At 13:58 27th Sep 2011, Posh Soul Lady wrote:#85 DB....Harry needs no encouragement with his timbers!
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At 13:59 27th Sep 2011, girlracer53 wrote:Thank you for the welcome, I may stick around for a while.
However I must now get my rear in gear and restock the larder if we hope to eat today!
Bye for now, Lin x
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Comment number 89.
At 14:00 27th Sep 2011, Deebee wrote:#86 You mean you were sent on the naughty step even in those days...?
#87 Good point!
;o)
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Comment number 90.
At 14:01 27th Sep 2011, Posh Soul Lady wrote:#82 loving your assessment of us....well in general I am!
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Comment number 91.
At 14:02 27th Sep 2011, Simple with a dimple Sal wrote:Hi Lin.
The initial thingy, is a different letter each day for a word that we like, or similar ... waits to be corrected.. working our way through the alphabet.
Still scratching head..!!
MTF.xx
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Comment number 92.
At 14:06 27th Sep 2011, Harry the Snapper wrote:#89 Deebee, I've been well acquainted with naughty steps all my life but rarely while I was in the Navy and never for tardiness. In fact, I've been accused of pathological punctuality.
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Comment number 93.
At 14:13 27th Sep 2011, Alan D wrote:Afternoon all.
Valerie - Stevie Winwood - just got to pay homage to the best Blue Peter presenter of all time!
Peter's Song - Elton John
Blue - Joni Mitchell
Teach Your Children - Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
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Comment number 94.
At 14:14 27th Sep 2011, Harry the Snapper wrote:Hello, girlracer!
#91 MTF, I think that's spot-on. We were discussing words a week or so ago and someone (Shona?) suggested we choose our favourite word beginning with a different letter each day, working our way through the alphabet.
Lin, why not catch up with letters A to I? I'm sure it would make an interesting list.
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Comment number 95.
At 14:15 27th Sep 2011, Posh Soul Lady wrote:#92 oh dear I would drive you to distraction...I'm late for everything....I just never allow enough time to do things or get places....an 'ish' sort of person!
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Comment number 96.
At 14:17 27th Sep 2011, Brandon wrote:I word suggestion, 'Inspired'
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Comment number 97.
At 14:17 27th Sep 2011, Simple with a dimple Sal wrote:Thats the perfect 'I' word PSL.
Do you mind if I nick it?
Ish!
That'll do nicely.
Must fly....
MTF.xx
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Comment number 98.
At 14:33 27th Sep 2011, Alan D wrote:My I word - ISOSCELES. Loved that word ever since I was at school!
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Comment number 99.
At 14:37 27th Sep 2011, Harry the Snapper wrote:#95 PSL, I'm used to everyone else being in a different time-zone. When I lived in Plymouth, a gang of us had a Friday night routine of meeting up in a certain pub at 8; I was the only one ever there on time! We had a long discussion and it was agreed that one week everyone would be there prompt at 8 o'clock on one condition - that I would be there at 8.30 :-)
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Comment number 100.
At 14:42 27th Sep 2011, Tortie Cat wrote:Afternoon all
Apologoes for the tardy arrival; been having a rubbish morning, and the afternoon isn't shaping up much better!
However, the sunshine and blue skies are helping lift the mood!
'I' word: INCANDESCENT
Tortie x
PS Simon - I do remember hearing tonight's guest when you were a stand-in Drivetime Dude - he does indeed have an extraordinary voice.
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