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Sara Cox and Claire Hamilton’s listener tales take a very warm, very hairy turn on Teen Commandments

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Sara Cox and Claire Hamilton’s listener tales take a very warm, very hairy turn on Teen Commandments

 
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On this week's Your Turn edition of Teen Commandments, Sara Cox and Claire Hamilton were lost for words at a listener's story about sitting down on a dark bathroom visit and landing straight on her sister's sleeping boyfriend. "Oh my God! That is incredible," gasped Cox, before the pair dissolved into laughter at the idea of a "loo lap dance" that's apparently been family folklore for 25 years.

Another listener's confession of waking up naked from the waist down and locked out of a Greek hotel room, mid-breakup holiday, prompted similar disbelief, with Cox and Hamilton debating exactly how you fashion dignity from a t-shirt in that situation. It set Claire off on her own confession: she once dumped a boyfriend while they were still abroad together in France, with four days of the holiday left to go. "I just went, I don't want to be in this relationship anymore," she admitted, revealing the final straw was hearing him snap at his mum.

Elsewhere, Claire shared highlights from interviewing Ray Winstone, including his deadpan response when asked who'd win an arm wrestle between him and Danny Dyer. Listeners also sent in a charades mishap involving The Bourne Identity misheard as something far ruder, and a Scottish schoolboy's doomed attempt to dodge PE by faking an injury to avoid country dancing.

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