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This is Top Flight Time Machine, I am Andy Hotbody Dorsen, Pao Pao Bow.

I am Sam Nifty Delaney, so well. Welcome along. It's another Melchester Odyssey.

Who to think it? We've been doing this for about three years now and we will never stop,

quite simply, so deal with it. I have in my left hand the 17th of March 1984 issue of

Roy Vlerovas, nice green lettering on a red background and a fantastic front page illustration,

which we will get to in a moment. Across the top, Sine Please, it always tells us who the Sine Please

start is and they're sent appears with a big picture of themselves and their autograph.

This week it's someone who follows me on Twitter. Oh, yes, and it's none of them, they're not

in a forest, Gary Burtles. Gary Burtles follows you on Twitter. I think I remember this.

I think there was once, many years ago, an episode of Top Flight Time Machine in which

might have been the one where he actually started following you.

It followed me live during the episode. Yeah, it was a Fowler situation. Fowler, Fowler, Gary Burtles,

follow in coming. Yeah, it follows Mins as well, so I think he's a Mins listener. It doesn't

follow time machine though. Oh, good. Yeah, it doesn't follow me. Well, I don't know, I feel that

I'd know if he did. I'll check, but I just don't want to be disappointed. Maybe I should direct

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