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Listed below are comments made by wanderingangus between Tuesday, 17th November 2009 and Friday, 20th November 2009.

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Britain: Putting the bite on the States 7:21pm on 20 Nov 2009 So sorry ~

My Ingenuity, Charisma, Audicity post had its "post" button before it was ready .....

..... Anyway, the most accomplished presenter at present on British radio and television is the charming Graham Norton - who isn't afraid to advertise that he is Irish and Gay.

I believe he comes from West Cork - as did the late great much-mourned Danny La Rue - so there must be something in the spring water round those parts.
Britain: Putting the bite on the States 6:56pm on 20 Nov 2009 Ingenuity, Charisma, Audacity etc.
Britain: Putting the bite on the States 6:24pm on 20 Nov 2009 ~ 225

Oscar Wilde, Noel Coward, Terence Rattigan, Dirk Bogarde, John Gielgud, and their many successors who lighten our lives. All of them brilliant, inventive people - who at least nowadays aren't going to be pursued for their private preferences and private lives.
Britain: Putting the bite on the States 3:52pm on 19 Nov 2009 If Mr. Piper wishes to discuss cinematic exposures of national stereotypes, we could start off with Bowling for Columbine. Then we could move on to Fat Like Me. American both of them, no?
Britain: Putting the bite on the States 3:19pm on 19 Nov 2009 Mr Piper must have an awful lot of time on his hands if he can seek out
the Two Fat Ladies on the "Food Channel or PBS" Or would that be an admission that he watches that sort of thing because the home grown entertainment hasn't got much to offer?
Britain: Putting the bite on the States 2:56pm on 19 Nov 2009
Good Grief ! Mr. Piper got out of bed on the wrong side today, didn't he.

What an old sourpuss and, what is worse, with nothing whatsoever to add to add to our discussion.
Britain: Putting the bite on the States 09:31am on 19 Nov 2009 And where is DC's message of thanks to MM for taking us outside our usual shouty politics and into other aspects of US/Brit culture?
Britain: Putting the bite on the States 09:27am on 19 Nov 2009 GavLaP # 40 :

I have always thought that Hugh Grant should get away from those schmatzy comedies and take on a sinister baddie role. I'm sure he's got it in him to sneer as well as smirk.
Britain: Putting the bite on the States 09:25am on 19 Nov 2009 No one seems to have given a mention to Anthony Hopkins - who made a definitive job of bringing a different type of villain to the big screen.
Too many questions? 3:59pm on 17 Nov 2009 ~ 126

Nick Peston?

Don't you mean Justin Mardell?

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