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I think we're all looking forward to some fun textings.

Aren't we? Yes. You know, we're good at that. That sounds like a radio one.

It's absolutely fun, textic. Smiling, revving a fun, textic time.

We've had enough. So we're starting saying that when we have a fun text.

Yeah, I'm going to adopt it. Write it down. We have fun, textic.

It's something, as you say. But as well as you say it.

I like that you are just to write it down because it's not often I get asked that.

And I miss it, Frank. I like to write things.

I didn't write it first because you said that somebody else had done it.

No, that's someone else wouldn't have done it because when I was listening,

they didn't have texts when I was listening to Radio One Point.

I'm going to write it down. Fun, textic.

It's absolutely brilliant. I was more of a Caroline girl myself.

What is she really? I was before my time. I used to listen to something called Lazy Radio.

Lazy? Yeah. Anyway, you're looking shocked.

It was a pirate radio. It was a pirate radio.

Did it use the radio as part of its broadcast?

No, I don't think so. But Lazy's were trendy back then.

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