[Closed] Radio 1 and the big weekender - rant/londonrant

Need longer sentences, less punctuation, more swear filter avoidance and post in bike forum.
Could do better C-

[url= http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compact_Disc ]Try this;[/url] it's amazing, like having a radio station that plays nothing but music you like all the time.

Is it in the uk, or a junket for radio one dj,s.

As an Englishman it really annoys me, so I'd be utterly apoplectic, if not incandescent in your position.

thegiantbiker - Member

Try this; it's amazing, like having a radio station that plays nothing but music you like all the time.

I've loads of blanks cds and dvd around me, but they don't make any sound at all. They must be duds.

I'm in work so it's either the old radio or silence (none of the pooters have speakers as such).

http://weareteamrock.com/

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Headphones

Reported - swear filter avoidance. 😉

[quote> http://weareteamrock.com/

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Headphones

Good suggestion, but despite working in an office packed with non-dangerous computers, printers etc i'm not allowed to wear headphones for dumb H+S reasons (i've been reprimanded in the past for this). I look out onto the factory floor and see deathtrap machines and their operators are allowed earplugs/headphones to help drown out the noise, again for H+S reasons.

I think i'll get myself a digital radio, if it's not too dangerous 😀

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Londonderry

[i]Derry or Londonderry is the second-largest city in Northern Ireland[2][3] and the fourth-largest city on the island of Ireland.[4] The name Derry is an anglicisation of the Irish name Daire or Doire meaning "oak grove".[5][6] In 1613, the city was granted a Royal Charter by King James I and the "London" prefix was added, changing the name of the city to Londonderry. While the city is more usually known as Derry,[7][8] Londonderry is also used and remains the legal name.[/i]

Yep, as an Englishman either will do 🙂

It's one of those markers used over here (by biggotts mostly) to determine which religious group you belong to. Like the which team do you support. Celtic for the taigs and Rangers for the Huns. I've seen fights break out for calling it Derry in the wrong area. Thing is, i lived there for two years and [i]everyone[/i] in the city calls it Derry. It seems only morons from outside the city call it Londonderry. Do people in England call Newcastle, Newcastle Upon Tyne?

To distinguish it from Newcastle under Lyme yes 😉

Hah, this is cool... Listening to Teamrock thanks to singletrackmind there, and because one of my speakers is blown I'm now getting Hendrix but with practically no vocals- just a really slight ghostly echo out of the right hand side. It actually sounds brilliant- quick, pull your jacks half out!

Er, that is all.

Locals call Newcastle Upon Tyne ,The Toon when the media talk about it's called Newastle. So I'm not sure what your point is to be honest.

The newcastle thing was a bit of a tangent.

The bbc bigwigs don't want to offend us so are calling derry, derry/londonderry. But in not wanting to offend anyone, they've mildy offended me and others i'm sure - just not mainlanders, who obviously couldn't give two poops 😀

Radio 1...

i think ive found your problem

I thought official vocab guidance was now Newcasltegateshead. A name that does actually anoy, up there with Liverpool Bay and the newly emergent Tees Valley. Cleveland or Teeside being far too toxic to marktet?

you do know radio 1 is aimed at children....
are you a child? if not, that could be your problem. 😀

Are you younger than 15? If no, then you're well outside Radio 1's demographic. 6Music is where you should be looking.

6Music is where you should be looking.

That's my home station, but i can't get it in work on the wireless. I can get radio 2, but it's a bit crap. Only other stations i can pick up are local and there's only so much 2unlimited and Garth Brooks a man can take 😀

In fairness, Rob Da Bank plays some great stuff early sunday mornings on R1.