One of the things I like about this group is the way threads wander from the original subject in such bizarre ways.
For example, a thread on Beefing up a Deck ends up talking about Allo Allo. A B&Q SDS thread ends up talking about buses. A decking thread finishes with a discussion about apostrophes............
Whilst my son was washing his Honda CRX, I was talking to his friend about Architecture and trying to find him holiday work with a firm to help him in future life. No waccy baccy, but responding to the trend!
There was a terrible queue on the way to Asda earlier. Maybe people just think the threads you start are boring - or they have a life and want to speak to people that have more than one interest.
Thread drift is a feature of a well established news group with members knowing something of each others background, likes and dislikes and where any net-nannying tendencies have been squashed:-)
work on it on many occasions. And it was often said by the crew during a recording - 'they'll never get away with that'.
Of course I'd be surprised if all the original recordings still exist, given the nature of the prog and the fact that the BBC destroyed much more prestigious stuff.
It was made in this way.
The complete sound track was pre-recorded elsewhere as effectively a radio play. The Wurmser captions (animated mechanically) were placed on stands in a studio and shot using three ordinary studio cameras which were panned and zoomed (or even tracked in and out) as needed. So a nice gentle day for the sound floor crew - once playback speakers and communications had been rigged there was nothing else to do. ;-)
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