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Post by Reithian on Jun 25, 2018 21:34:27 GMT
Has the programme a new producer? Listened tonight (25.6.18) and thought it was racier and somewhat cruder than before.
Was one of the songs extolling the virtues of taking drugs? On Radio 4 at 6.30?
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Post by Deleted on Jun 26, 2018 8:48:43 GMT
Has the programme a new producer? Listened tonight (25.6.18) and thought it was racier and somewhat cruder than before. Was one of the songs extolling the virtues of taking drugs? On Radio 4 at 6.30? Looks like not: Jon Naismith (1991–present) About ISIHAC |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 26, 2018 13:50:49 GMT
And, while we're there, some definitions from the Radio 4 Sorry I Haven't A Clue (from the Uxbridge English Dictionary):
Abacus - Swedish swear word
Acoustic - A Scottish cattle prod
Bustard - very rude omnibus driver
Cabaret - wide range of taxis for hire
Chairs - toast by the Queen
Childhood - young gangster
Dandelion - camp Big Cat
Delight - make things go darker
Descant - white collar ant
Doughnut - eccentric millionaire
Equip - joke online
Ex-temporary - permanent
Fondue - affectionate sheep
Granary - old folks' home
Hirsute - ladies clothing
Inhabit - dressed as a monk
Intense - camping
Investment - thermal underwear for bankers
Ketchup - posh word for drawing level
Khaki - device for starting car
Laminated - pregnant sheep
Loofah - outdoor loo
Marinade - soft drink for wedding
Microbe - tiny dressing gown
Minimal - small shopping centre
Mucus - feline swear word
Mutate - feline art gallery
Negligent - Male lingerie
Neighbourhood - gangster next door
Notable - full restaurant
Overrate - nine
Paradox - two medics
Parasites - view from Eiffel Tower
Plaintiff - argument with stewardess
Posterity - inherited bottom size
Property - decent cuppa
Quadrant - four people shouting
Ramshackle - male chastity belt
Rugger - wearing a wig
Scandal - footwear to be ashamed of
Tannoy - annot loudly
Xenophobia - fear of Buddhists
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Post by cakewalk on Jun 26, 2018 14:05:50 GMT
 Excellent selection!
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Post by Reithian on Jan 12, 2021 19:36:12 GMT
For the first time in somewhile I listened to the show. Gosh, it's become even ruder hasn't it? Whilst there is still much to enjoy some of the contributors seem to confuse crudity with wit. The audience seem to find it hysterically funny though.
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Post by goodhelenstar on Jan 12, 2021 19:58:45 GMT
It was always smutty, what Humphrey Lyttleton describe as 'blue chip filth'. How witty, or not, it is does depend on the guests.
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Post by HoraceCoker on Jan 13, 2021 13:44:05 GMT
For the first time in somewhile I listened to the show. Gosh, it's become even ruder hasn't it? Whilst there is still much to enjoy some of the contributors seem to confuse crudity with wit. The audience seem to find it hysterically funny though. ...yep...if certain panellists are on I Know what to expect and so just switch off... |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 15, 2021 17:05:54 GMT
I have always loved this. I have it subscribed on my BBC Sounds app so that I never miss it.
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Anymore to come?
