Becx N Gav
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- Nov 21, 2007
We watch the Graham Norton show on BBC (LOVE IT) and just recently Ricky Gervais and his writing partner were on. The man is 6'7" and they asked him to do a cart wheel.
The comment was "he's going to look like the London Eye (the huge ferris wheel type thing)."
I completely stopped thinking about the joke and started thinking "oh...we're going to see that. I'm a bit terrified of heights. Will I go on that? The view must be amazing. I wonder if the pods are air conditioned? How many people fit in one pod?"
I imagine it will get worse as the time gets closer.
LOVE Graham Norton His earlier show on channel 4 - So Graham Norton was a bit more racey but soooooo funny
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0181255/
4OD Entertanment has a channel on you tube with his shows on - you may not be able to access it from the US, I'm not posting a link but try searching.
Here is a picture of the London Eye - I've not been on it but they look pretty spacious, you can walk all the way around.
I've got the new BBC "Sherlock" series recorded to watch. London! Sherlock Holmes! I think I'm going to have to rent "Dr. Who". This could get really bad! If I start talking with a British accent at work, they may have me committed!
It will probably color my re-watching of HP 7.1, too!
PARIS!!! LONDON!!! DISNEYLAND PARIS!!!
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The most recent Dr Who - Matt Smith is fab IMHO. There were some great episodes
Having just returned from a London honeymoon, I'd suggest those of you with iPhones (possibly others too, I don't know) get the free app "TubeMap" if you plan on using the London Underground. I pull it up once in a while just to check out, say, how the Bakerloo Line is running. Very handy. *Wistful sigh* I miss the UK. Prices? Not so much.
Good plan, it's so easy to go in the wrong direction on the tube - make sure you know if it's going North, South, East or West. If you do go the wrong way the easiest thing to do is get off at the next stop (they're fairly close in central London) and go back the way you came. You may have to climb a lot of stairs in some stations, they have escalators but they can be broken! They have elevators too (lifts) but they can take a while.
Yep London prices are crazy but so are DLRP ones! Oh and VAT is going up in January So it will be 20% tax on sales instead of 17.5%