Hello, I am a resident of Goole in East Yorkshire. A lot of people say it isn't a very nice place, but I regard it as alright really. I wonder what other people on here think of Goole? Is it pronounced like "Ghoul" or is it pronounced like "Goolie"? :? "Ghoul." *takes ...

Goole wrote:Hello, I am a resident of Goole in East Yorkshire. A lot of people say it isn't a very nice place, but I regard it as alright really.

I wonder what other people on here think of Goole?

Is it pronounced like "Ghoul" or is it pronounced like "Goolie"?

fusionlad wrote:Yes, the 'new' Baywatch theme has been playing in local clubs for a couple of months now. Sad thing is, people love it.

I think you got the last bit of that sentence muddled.

I'm sure you meant to say... "Thing is, sad people love it."

As much as I love cheesy dance remixes of classic songs, I think we're currently at breaking point!! MTV Dance has just played Star to Fall followed by a further-remix of Encore En Fois; add that to Girl Like You, I am currently listening to a Wonderful Life (Black) remix by Tina Cousins. Not even ...

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Who's the moderator who kept on removing my censored version of the opoda image? http://mp.tvforum.ath.cx:8080/tvftemp/opodacensored.gif [Opoda's signature image removed by moderator - was altered by Opoda to contain swearing] [Note to: 'BBC TV Centre' - Stop reinserting this image, you've been iss...

miss hellfire wrote:This may sound sound like a dumb question to you media luvvies. So forgive this mere radio listener for one moment please.

Is a radio presenter the same thing as a D.J?

Not necessarily.

It has got to be London for me. I don't like it at all. I have to travel to London a fair bit during the year and the best thing about London is leaving the godforsaken place. Most Southerners are rude with the exception of myself and those from the South West. I have family Oooop North and i love ...

It's London for me - it's the only place I've been in the world where people push onto trains without letting others alight first. Even at rush hour in some of the more frenetic cities I've visited, this common courtesy is observed, but apparently not on the London Underground. That's just rude. Ag...

Antz wrote:Well, Beth's stepped down as moderator:

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And her "speech"

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And the fawning...

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