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And now, here is [hippo] continuing with the tale of convivial formalities, or is it formal convivialities? |
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Jin Bish. Really quite extraordinary. Good evening. It was anounced today that. I'm sorry, it looks like we can't bring you that report right now. Coming up later. And now let's hear the next annotation. |
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Hip Po. And in fashion news... |
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Thanks. <turns to camera B> Leo Pard there. |
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Consternation today, as list-like behaviours break out on a halfbakery idea. Moderators are said to be rushing to the scene to control the outbreak and prevent it spreading to other, unrelated ideas. |
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A big map thing of the issue clearly shows some computer graphics of a croissant, and a graph. |
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(I read this as Newcastle Hangover Conversion Termination.) |
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So she said "If you think _that's_ impressive, go and get a couple of apples and" - Uh, we're on? Hrrmph. |
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Zen, thanks. In entertainment news, youTube viewings of clips from "The Day Today" surged dramatically following an idea posted on the quirky Halfbakery website about pretending to talk like newsreaders. |
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When asked about the huge list this idea created, a spokesperson for the site, said "I don't like it, but I'm going to have to go along with it." |
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It appears [calum]'s having some technical difficulties. We'll continue with that story when the situation improves. |
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Boise Park. While the sound department works on that connection, here's a preview of "Your Health Matters" -- a microscopic look at ways to give yourself a fit a.... |
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at 17 or 70. One expert says that watching your consumption of this will change the way you eat. We'll show you how your choice of writing pen can add years to your life. New GPS can practically double as rear mirrors in your car; they show you where to buy pizza and can map the location of every police officer for miles, but many users find to their dismay that if you take your eyes off the road to see them they won't steer your car -- how to keep yourself safe on the road. And from popular psychology today, "Look Who's Talking" -- all those celebrity babies now reaching out to communicate, what can they tell us? Up next. |
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