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[antongould]

This is very, very scary if you type Browning Poem Wendy Richard into Google look what you get.........................

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one of five, he was inspired by Browning's poem about Wendy Richard, gave his four-year old son something to play with, and has been comprehensively ...

[Nick Armstrong]

This is very, very scary if you type Browning Poem Wendy Richard into Google look what you get.........................

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one of five, he was inspired by Browning's poem about Wendy Richard, gave his four-year old son something to play with, and has been comprehensively ...

[antongould]

I knew Mercia was the Telegraph's R3 correspondent but his influence just grows and grows..........

[mercia]

I must log-off now, having more or less given the answer away
see you all anon

[antongould]

Me thinks it is Ruggles (Carl)

One of the American Five
Most famous work Sun Treader inspired by Browning's Pauline (good one mercia)
He wrote Toys for his son's 4th birthday and
Michael Tilston Thomas recorded all his works with the Buffalo Philharmonic.

If this is correct I am afraid I cannot set an S until tomorrow evening so someone would do me a great service by taking the baton.

[mercia]

thank you for understanding my silly question Anton
yes indeed Mr Ruggles, not a very nice man if his wikipedia entry is to be believed, though I suppose I shouldn't be too judgemental

[Don Petter]

This is very, very scary if you type Browning Poem Wendy Richard into Google look what you get.........................

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one of five, he was inspired by Browning's poem about Wendy Richard, gave his four-year old son something to play with, and has been comprehensively ...

Yes - it's all being preserved and is a bit scary. I was looking for an early user group post of mine a couple of days ago and look what I turned up:

From Caliban
27th April 2001
Subject: Re: New Morning Programme

'It is, I suppose, commendable that R3 should devote half its air time to
a demonstration of what R2 could be if it tried.'

(It's also a bit depressing that we've been complaining about such changes for over ten years now. )

[mercia]

we've been complaining about such changes for over ten years now

I wonder what lessons can be learnt there then

[Nick Armstrong]

Yes - it's all being preserved and is a bit scary. I was looking for an early user group post of mine a couple of days ago and look what I turned up:

From Caliban
27th April 2001
Subject: Re: New Morning Programme

'It is, I suppose, commendable that R3 should devote half its air time to
a demonstration of what R2 could be if it tried.'

Did I write that?! Where did you find it, Don? The old R3 message boards? Was I Caliban as early as 2001? I don't think so....

I don't even really know what it means...

[Don Petter]

Did I write that?! Where did you find it, Don? The old R3 message boards? Was I Caliban as early as 2001? I don't think so....

I don't even really know what it means...

Research has now shown that it wasn't in fact the Caliban, just a Caliban, so you're exonerated.

(The sentiment seemed fair enough, anyway.)

[antongould]

An S then

What S connects

Moulin Rouge
Parfums
Carillons

All tip to toe musical not a ball game in sight!

[Nick Armstrong]

Research has now shown that it wasn't in fact the Caliban, just a Caliban, so you're exonerated.

(The sentiment seemed fair enough, anyway.)

Cheers Don... not sure exoneration was required as the meaning of the comment is still not clear to me, but woteva!!!

Nice succinct S, anton

Let's keep calm and carillon...

[Angle]

Staying calm at 1a.m.
Could this be Erik from Honfleur?

[antongould]

Sadly not Satie but close...........

[mercia]

keep calm and carillon...

every one a winner