Sad git of the day

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Emperor Dalek replied

3 November 2006, 16:50
He got through about 20 words.
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Xenophon replied

3 November 2006, 16:46
Originally posted by Paddy

You may have missed sad git of the day on Radio 4 this morning. They were celebrating 150 years of Morse Code. They invited an amateur radio enthusiast to send out a message on air, after two minutes the news reader tried to interrupt saying that’s enough. The enthusiastic replied in a nerdy train spotters voice “ I haven’t finished yet” And carried on for another minute and then interjected the announcer “Not long to go now”.
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Paddy replied

3 November 2006, 16:45
You may have missed sad git of the day on Radio 4 this morning. They were celebrating 150 years of Morse Code. They invited an amateur radio enthusiast to send out a message on air, after two minutes the news reader tried to interrupt saying that’s enough. The enthusiastic replied in a nerdy train spotters voice “ I haven’t finished yet” And carried on for another minute and then interjected the announcer “Not long to go now”.
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bogeyman replied

3 November 2006, 14:04
Originally posted by TheMonkey

That's bad. What I've seen that is worst is the aerial spotter!

No, that's quite respectable compared to the Insulator Spotters...

http://www.insulators.com/clubs/
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TheMonkey replied

3 November 2006, 11:29
That's bad. What I've seen that is worst is the aerial spotter!
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Buffoon started a topic Sad git of the day

3 November 2006, 10:50
Sad git of the day

This guy collects the music that went with test cards.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main...03/ntest03.xml

The really sad thing is that I read the whole story and then went looking for what the other test cards looked like!

http://www.meldrum.co.uk/mhp/testcard/bbc_test.html

I like test card T.
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