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Listed below are comments made by Loughton_Monkey between Thursday, 24th July 2008 and Wednesday, 11th November 2009.

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Animal impersonations - phone them in! 7:49pm on 11 Nov 2009 In the next program, will you please ask Miranda to explain how a sound can be slowed down "Ten Times". I am familiar with how you would speed it up ten times, or indeed how you can slow it down 90%. But "Ten Times" sounds about as possible as multiplying infinity by infinity.
What did you think of the show? Guests: Westlife and Charlie Higson 7:46pm on 30 Oct 2009 With all those children outside, I HOPE that Adrian and Christine have "Certificates" from our Nanny State?
Green's arrest draws parallels 3:12pm on 28 Nov 2008 Why all this analysis? Surely you only need to link it to Ian Blair's last day.

Isn't this simply his way of saying "Get Stuffed"?
Why hoax? 10:42pm on 24 Jul 2008 Mark Easton's article was entertaining enough. He may wish to note that hoaxing is not a new phenomenon.

In my ancient youth, I remember a famous one about Spaghetti trees - which apparently was backed up by an actual TV program broadcast in prime time!

Trouble is, I can't remember who might have done this. Could he find out?
Why hoax? 10:04pm on 24 Jul 2008 Pot_Kettle got there before me, but I totally agree that "Global Warming" will be proven to have been the world's biggest hoaxes.

I grew up being taught about the coming of the ice age again, and how we will all be skating to work.

To fall for this theory based upon minute increases in the world's temperature over a 10 year period would be exactly the same mistake as to look at the Stock Market between 8:45 and 8:46. You would see a 0.1% drop in value and immediately declare that we have 1000 minutes left before we are all penniless!

I'm not the only one with this view. The guy who sells me my organic cigars (at only 80% extra on the price - a real bargain) thinks the same.

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