Creased or Folded? hecklerspray Tells You the Way it is

by Chris Laverty on October 26, 2007 1 Comment

The Day Today Creased FoldedGood then bad… in that order.

Folded:

  • Ever wondered how it feels to die? (read this fascinating New Scientist report and wonder no more. Sleep no more either)
  • Tesco’s gunmetal finish desk fan (nice looking bit of apartment chic currently reduced from £20 to £5 in stores. So what if it’s freezing, this thing is a gentleman’s bargain)
  • Dave (bloke Freeview channel [19] with re-runs of UK Whose Line is it Anyway? Gold)
  • The Day Today clips on YouTube (try out this clip of Chris Morris’ 9/11-themed radio broadcast. It’s restrained and devilishly funny)

Creased:

  • Newton Faulkner (seems like a really decent bloke, but he sounds like Crowded House)
  • Greeting people (apparently it's really easy to insult people by not kissing them when you meet. Sex offenders, especially, hate it)

  • Cinema ushers (now replacing supermarket shelf stackers as our officially most lobotomised sector of society)
  • The 'home of witty banter’ tagline of channel Dave (you’re still showing Coupling, aren’t you?)

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Good then bad… in that order. Folded: * Ever wondered how it feels to die? (read this fascinating New Scientist report and wonder no more. Sleep no more either) * Dogs with no front legs (have you seen these?! Funny as hell) * Tesco’s gunmetal finish desk fan (nice looking bit of apartment chic currently reduced from £20 to £5 in stores. So what if it’s freezing, this thing is a gentleman’s bargain) * Dave (bloke Freeview channel [19] with re-runs of UK Whose Line is it Anyway? Gold) * The Day Today clips on YouTube (try out this clip of Chris Morris’ 9/11-themed radio broadcast. It’s restrained and devilishly funny) Creased: * Newton Faulkner (seems like a really decent bloke, but he sounds like Crowded House) * Greeting people (apparently it's really easy to insult people by not kissing them when you meet. Sex offenders, especially, hate it) * Cinema ushers (now replacing supermarket shelf stackers as our officially most lobotomised sector of society) * People who talk about Heroes all the time (Jesus, it is not that good. Try some reruns of Heartbeat sometime) * The 'home of witty banter’ tagline of channel Dave (you’re still showing Coupling, aren’t you?)

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matt October 26, 2007 at 9:29 pm

i love the whose line is it!! best improv programme ever!!

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