Things aren't where they used to be

[quackhandle]

On Radio 2 yesterday Sara Cox described how one listener had bought a Sherlock Holmes talking book CD to play in the car but had terrible trouble following the plot, attributing it to old age.

Eventually they realised they'd inadvertently pressed their CD player's shuffle function.

Haha, brilliant.

qh

[I just need to test it]

It could have been.

[TheFaQQer]

On Radio 2 yesterday Sara Cox described how one listener had bought a Sherlock Holmes talking book CD to play in the car but had terrible trouble following the plot, attributing it to old age.

Eventually they realised they'd inadvertently pressed their CD player's shuffle function.

I wonder if it was the same person who wrote into the Telegraph and said the same thing last year.

[BrilloPad]

Nostalgia is not either.

[mudskipper]

On Radio 2 yesterday Sara Cox described how one listener had bought a Sherlock Holmes talking book CD to play in the car but had terrible trouble following the plot, attributing it to old age.

Eventually they realised they'd inadvertently pressed their CD player's shuffle function.

[BrilloPad]

I remember when CUK was all green fields.

[I just need to test it]

On Radio 2 yesterday Sara Cox described how one listener had bought a Sherlock Holmes talking book CD to play in the car but had terrible trouble following the plot, attributing it to old age.

Eventually they realised they'd inadvertently pressed their CD player's shuffle function.

[VectraMan]

I put it down to movement.

[NotAllThere]

I put it down to age.