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Might be an unpopular choice...

Nothing. I made a joke about having reported you for the terrible gag. Clearly someone has no sense of humour or....

"The correct expression is 'a damp squib' and means that something has turned out to be far less impressive than planned or expected. A squib is a small firework or explosive that, when damp, fails to go off with a bang."

Much as I agree with you, clearly some people don't.

No, he's not. He's said damp squid 3 times.

I was listening to Chris Powell on this, and there may well be an issue with starting him whilst still at school mid-GCSEs. On another note, the presenter on that same podcast keeps going on about damp squids. FFS.

It could go on for heffer...

Just goes to show that some people are determined to be unhappy and find fault, whatever the weather.

We have plenty of our own.

Have you not realised how many morons there are in the world?

You only had one (binary choice) job...

Even the cows know.

And what did you write BEFORE the edit?

Yes

I don't think there's much point asking this now - it's all been said.

We're going to get slaughtered 6-0. Oh.

Wow, I am so sorry. Take care.

Sometimes, car batteries die. Do you know how old it is?

It's all a rich man's trick.

The perfect metaphor for the way so many think and act these days - mindless destruction that means we all lose.

Maybe, but I suspect it was more the 'We're based in London, these hicks will be grateful of the exposure.' I know so many in my line of business who have been on the end of the 'we won't pay you but the exposure will be great for you' nonsense.

Yes. They got in touch with a guy I work for, wanting musicians to perform the theme music live. My suspicion is that, as often happens, someone 'thought' they'd be able to get professional standard without paying for it. They hadn't budgeted for the reality.

Springwatch, believe it or not.

I was looking forward to telling you all that I would be on TV on May 26, but the stupid arses didn't budget properly for having to pay people to do their job

I suspect the answer is 'yes'.