More exciting developments on Birthday TV as U2 are wished Happy Birthday, somebody sounding like one of the Cheeky Girls and someone trying to play the flute on TV. Scott is looking forward to Happy Birthday TV becomes Happy Christmas TV. He wants to make a Christmas message to go out on air Christmas Day.
Chappers attended his little boy’s nursery performance today. He sung Wheels On The Bus and Jingle Bells amongst other songs. The only problem was he had his hands down his pants for the whole performance.
Rate My Listener
Today’s Rate My Listener is Dasha. It’s all festive names y’know – but Laura seems to be finding some very tedious people to put on the site.
Chappers is still disliking the Record of the Week for this week. ‘My Egyptian Lover’ isn’t floating his boat, and Scott thinks he’s on anti-gay disco stance at the moment.
The Honesty Game
There was another Honesty Game today too. Scott’s worse Christmas present last year came from his mum’s now ex-husband, who brought him the Dale Winton auto-biography. Apparently they both had a lot in common. Chappers’ worse present was a tin of biscuits, and Laura’s worse present was a dressing gown (whilst everyone else in her family got a DVD player). So what’s the worse thing their parents have done? Scott’s mum has a new love interest and that her and her new man will be going to a Status Quo concert. Chappers recalls his mum watching him as a twelve year old at a football match dressed horribly, cheering him along in a motherly way. He banned her from future matches.
Moving on, what’s the meanest way they’ve dumped people? Laura was refusing to answer. Chappers said he’d always been dumped instead of dumping them. Scott said his boy… I mean partner, walked in on him with someone else. Chappers was making James paranoid by asking Laura to dump him now. In other revelations, Scott said he’d wrapped up a bottle of Champers from Chappers last year and gave it to his auntie. It turns out this came from the one that doesn’t speak.
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