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Listed below are comments made by Frances O between Wednesday, 25th November 2009 and Wednesday, 25th November 2009.

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The Beach. 10:55pm on 25 Nov 2009 I am very, very old and Nurse has lost my eye-trumpet.
The Beach. 10:51pm on 25 Nov 2009 Great galah! Last century.
The Beach. 10:50pm on 25 Nov 2009 [But pauses to mention to Sue that I have four Aussie grandfathers, in varying degrees of greatness. I don't envy my Aussie great-grandmothers. Family records are of poverty until this century)
The Beach. 10:42pm on 25 Nov 2009 Lady Sue: Bump em off! Except Eddie Grundy and Eddie Mair. The mainstays of Radio 4 and all that is worth a licence fee.

And after watching the '10 O'Clock News' I'd give up my TV and just pay a radio fee.

[grumps off to a hammock, muttering about how can I convince people it's important to vote when the Tories and Labour are both so bankrupt? Being in Engerland that's about it, apart from a hung Parliament.]
We're going crackers.... 6:39pm on 25 Nov 2009 Sid - yep, but you have to explain why.
The Beach. 6:23pm on 25 Nov 2009 Feefs, since you ask, I think Peggy should have a wild affair with Leon, then Helen should use that useful gadget they use on boy lambs - and Eddie Grundy should be elected MP.

Any chance?
PM Glass Box for Wednesday 6:04pm on 25 Nov 2009 Just to say hello to Sequin.

And to express my utter confusion as to how the bank charge issue can go from court to court as a maybe until one says - no. What is the ultimate court?
We're going crackers.... 5:57pm on 25 Nov 2009 Andy, I remember when you were called andycrabb. But I won't tell anyone.
We're going crackers.... 5:56pm on 25 Nov 2009 Septic! Yes! MTGG!

Right (Oh, these are so corny, but here goes)

Spell 'blind pig' in two letters.
Advent. 4:31pm on 25 Nov 2009 Eric! You know you love to burden us.

Everything round here is decidedly un-Christmassy. Except in the shops, when Xmas began the morning after they cleared out the Hallowe'en stuff.

Do we get a prize for spotting the first hot cross bun or Easter choccy of winter?

The last roses of autumn are blooming still. Blooming luvverly, of course.

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