Music is filling our office.
Nigel's string quartet is in our studio rehearsing, and the sound is wonderful. Hear for yourself tonight.
What's it all about? As Nigel wrote in an earlier posting:
"Here's how a skeleton would play the violin":
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Took me a while to discover the cellist - almost completely hidden by the head of the chap on the right, but if you look carefully you can see part of a head, part of an arm, and part of the scroll. The violist (aka the butt of most musician jokes) is the chap at the back with a darker instrument.
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Nigel has got his own string quartet? Wow!
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Something tell me the guy with the headphones on isn't loving it.
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Lady Sue, I think the man with the headphones is Nigel ....
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If the chap with the headphones is Nigel, by extension the chap in the glasses must be Professor Wing (Adrian Bradbury is decribed as a cellist, so if he's present he's probably the one hiding behind Nigel).
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'as someone stood on our cats tail?
:-p
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Anybody here ever heard of the nude string quartet?
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Actually, only topless:
http://alanabel.com/alan_abel/topless1.php
For prudes, mods, it was a hoax.
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Big Sis, then why isn't he listening?
I thought it was lovely - agree with Eddie, more music on PM please! Where's our very own annasee?
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Nice to have the musical accompaniement but the research seemed a bit obvious & pointless to me...
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9: I think he's interviewing the chap opposite.
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Sorry, didn't hear it, too busy cramming my head with music of a different kind. Crammed, learnt, rehearsed, recorded, forgotten. 2 days of my life I'll never get back. A brain scan might have been interesting, seeing how many extra neurons it's possible to fire into action in an emergency. And whether they burn out afterwards. I feel like they might have...
But did have the opportunity to notice that the BBC restaurant is festooned with lovely seasonal football balloons and streamers. So nice that they are getting into the spirit of things. I wondered if you could show us any pictures of your office's football-themed decorations, PM team? I mean, you must have some, surely :-)
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It seems to be that PM is regualrly straying into Front Row territory.
I guess that's OK if there's nothing else going on?
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In post 13, Lepus_Madidus wrote:
Don't be surprised if over the next few weeks we hear about blokes kicking a spherical object around various fields in South Africa, and in a few weeks time, a fortnight of discussion about people wearing white outfits and grunting at each other from opposite ends of much smaller fields. Strangely, people seem to get all excited about this grunting competition...
I suppose I can tolerate it on one condition - PM doesn't cover the societal misfits spending the next few weeks living 24/7 in a purpose-built set at the back end of Elstree Studios...
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