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• 1. At 3:52pm on 02 Nov 2009, Dennis Junior wrote:

  Victoria:
  
  Thanks, I have already upgraded my iD....
  
  =Dennis Junior=

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• 2. At 09:14am on 03 Nov 2009, Tempus Fugit wrote:

  Only upgrade it once? I've had to sign in, then follow the links then confirm FIVE times since the change, despite setting "remember me" and NOT deleting cookies, etc.
  
  The new system was rolled out as a "beta" by the looks of it - how very Microsoft to push something before it's been made to work properly!

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• 3. At 10:07am on 03 Nov 2009, Leonard-Zelig wrote:

  I must have spent half of monday trying to sign in to your blog.When it did eventually accept my details, I tried again this morning and the first thing it said was that your system didn't recognise my password ....again !!
  
  Really poor by anyones standards.

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• 4. At 10:25am on 03 Nov 2009, Nellysmydogsname wrote:

  Registered! Now all I need is to find the current blog....

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• 5. At 10:38am on 03 Nov 2009, zeldalicious wrote:

  It took me ages to sign up - and it was very annoying. And as Post 4 said.... where are the current subjects to blog on????

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• 6. At 11:23am on 03 Nov 2009, carrie wrote:

  zeldalicious, you are not missing out not writing on current subjects!! Two days running, people living in cloud cuckoo land. First Bacon, who has changed his identity but forgot to ask them to bin the photo, and then today, the wife of the serial-affairs doctor who went down for poisoning his girlfriend in order for her to lose his baby, and who forgives him and will wait for him.
  
  You couldn't make it up.
  
  Or if you are desperate to fill your programme, maybe you could.
  

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• 7. At 12:06pm on 03 Nov 2009, zeldalicious wrote:

  Carrie - this is absolutely appalling. What do the BBC think they are doing? Is this the radio version of OK magazine?
  
  I heard that very strange interview with the woman this morning - psychiatric care might be more useful than appearing on a national radio station.
  
  There has to be something more 'meaty' to discuss than human interest stories.
  
  Give us back our messageboards, we could discuss the real issues of the day there.
  
  
  

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• 8. At 12:11pm on 03 Nov 2009, carrie wrote:

  Too right, zeldalicious.
  
  I turn over to Radio Four, once Woman's Hour is over.

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• 9. At 12:35pm on 03 Nov 2009, Tempus Fugit wrote:

  "There has to be something more 'meaty' to discuss than human interest stories. "
  
  It's because, if they let us talk about the Johnson speech, they'll have on display all sorts of opinions that don't toe the party line or agree with their agenda...!

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• 10. At 12:52pm on 03 Nov 2009, zeldalicious wrote:

  Now they are talking about people's sex lives and affairs - wonderful stuff. NOT! It's the Trisha show.
  
  

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• 11. At 12:53pm on 03 Nov 2009, zeldalicious wrote:

  Oh btw I have switched off.

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• 12. At 10:09am on 04 Nov 2009, Tempus Fugit wrote:

  I'm deserting R5L now, too...

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• 13. At 9:46pm on 04 Nov 2009, wendymann wrote:

  blah blah

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• 14. At 09:56am on 06 Nov 2009, zeldalicious wrote:

  That is probably the most sensible thing you have ever said Wendymann.

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• 15. At 2:52pm on 15 Nov 2009, wendymann wrote:

  thank you zelda ;)

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