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I was just randomly flicking through the channels, and put Channel 4 on. It's showing some old quiz show, and I'm sure one of the contestants is Chris Cox off of Radio 1!!

Supposedly the BBC had no choice but to suspend the pair, given the number of complaints received. I'd be interested to see what would happen if everybody now submitted complaints about the fact that they've been suspended?

Whilst playing an online game that involves being directed to various websites, I stumbled across this: http://celebritybackwash.biz/. It's a website where you can buy bottles that celebrities have drunk from, and there's still some of the drink left in the bottle! From the ones available at the minute, prices range from £25 for Gemma Atkinson's Bacardi Breezer, Callum Best's Corona, or Peaches Geldof's Becks, to £445 for Jack Nicholson's Budweiser. For £35 you can get Fearne Cotton's Red Stripe, for £40 you can get Vernon Kay's Heineken, and for £45 you can get Chris Moyles' Stella Artois. So which ones are you all going to buy?

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On the Chris Moyles show this morning they were talking about getting Rob Brydon on the show, but Aled said he was off limits because the Scott Mills show have baggsied him and anyone to do with Gavin & Stacey. I wonder what's coming up? Sounds like it could be good.

Aww thats very sweet. This paragraph is horribly written though, and proves how useless the Daily Mail is:

Brilliant

Since it hasn't really been publicised all that much, maybe it's just a trial to see how well it works? So they want some people to watch, to see how it goes down, but don't want everybody watching in case it all goes horribly wrong! I could be totally wrong though.

That's brilliant!!

Maybe I'm getting the complete wrong idea, but I didn't think the idea of this was to make it a TV show, it's to show people what actually happens during the radio show. If everyone started acting up for the cameras, it wouldn't be natural, and would almost defeat the point of the cameras being there.

They were in for Nihal again this morning. Didn't hear much of the show, because I was asleep, but might listen again if I'm bored later, because their shows usually make me laugh.

Is it only me who thinks that advert is ever so slightly similar to all those Channel 4 adverts where a bunch of celebs get asked a question?!

I liked fascination - am undecided on their new song. They're playing at my uni summer ball next month, will probably make my mind up whether I like them or not then.

In Tesco you can get a chocolate sponge cake for 79p.

Sunderland - 7 miles!! But I still couldn't get tickets (This was in the days before you could register online for tickets, and instead had to go and queue,)

This is so sad I have really fond memories of him, and when I heard he'd gone missing I hoped all would end well, but sadly these things rarely seem to end well.

The video's worth a watch too: <object width="425" height="355"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqCx8Z--NRo&hl=en"></param><param name="wmode" value="transparent"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqCx8Z--NRo&hl=en" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" wmode="transparent" width="425" height="355"></embed></object> He actually looks and sounds really annoyed towards the end when he's telling them to take the snakes off.

I'm never quite sure how these things are gonna go. I know the shows have to submit their best bits to the judges, but I suspect what they submit is sometimes quite different to what I would consider the best bits. This is based on best of shows and podcasts for both Scott and Chris - they often include features which I find less funny than the random banter, which sometimes doesn't get included. It's also hard to know what the Sony judges consider to be good radio. I'm a big fan of Russell Brand's radio show, but I don't know if it's the sort of thing that's likely to win at the Sony's because of the style of it.

Don't know if its the same everywhere, but for schools round here, they were off for easter weekend, but because easter fell so early this year, they didn't have the actual "easter holiday" then, just a 4 day weekend, then the 2 week holiday started last weekend.

My parents would accept one from me, because they know I wouldn't do it without good reason. On the same logic, I would probably accept one from most of my friends/family, because I would assume there was a good reason why they were doing it and worry they could be in some kind of trouble. But maybe thats because I'm too trusting!

Ahh I see. We just had "non-uniform" day, where you had to pay £1 for the privilege of not wearing your uniform. When I started the school, that £1 went to charity. When I was in about year 9 or 10, they changed it so that 50p went to charity and the other 50p went to the school, which I thought was a bit ridiculous.

I missed the show this morning, but I have never heard of the term "mufti" myself. What is it?

So, The Mystery charted at number 36 - not amazing, but better than alot of people expected I think.

Found this quite amusing... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/7283999.stm <!-- E BO -->

Nothing. Sport Relief only happens every other year