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Old 16-08-2009, 22:22   #76
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aah we saw the first lot... ty spent most of his time in their tent... coulda given that guy a run for his money! lol
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Old 17-08-2009, 07:03   #77
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Well the Telegraph have made a booboo today. They've put that I work for Mid Pennine Arts in the article - I haven't worked for them for 18 months. It doesn't half cause a lot of embarrassment all round when the Telegraph do this - I don't know why they do it, when they get press releases they should just stick to what they know and not what they think they know!!!!!


Anyway, other than that - thanks for coming folks - katex, sorry I didn't see you or you know I'd have come and said hello. Emamum would have been nice to have met you.
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Old 17-08-2009, 09:20   #78
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Well the Telegraph have made a booboo today. They've put that I work for Mid Pennine Arts in the article - I haven't worked for them for 18 months. It doesn't half cause a lot of embarrassment all round when the Telegraph do this - I don't know why they do it, when they get press releases they should just stick to what they know and not what they think they know!!!!!


Anyway, other than that - thanks for coming folks - katex, sorry I didn't see you or you know I'd have come and said hello. Mam would have been nice to have met you.
Think its more a case of lazy journalism Gayle, they only read what they want to, serve them right if you didn't do a press release and made them work for the wages
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Old 17-08-2009, 10:04   #79
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I came for a brief period of time. I was on my own though and did feel like a bit of a lemon didn't see you Gayle but didn't have my glasses!
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Old 17-08-2009, 10:06   #80
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i saw you gayle but you looked very busy and i didnt want to bother you

are there any pictures from it in todays telegraph?
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Old 17-08-2009, 11:31   #81
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There are a few and if I get chance in a short while, I'll download some.
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Old 17-08-2009, 11:33   #82
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the photographer took a pic of ty playing one of the samba drums, was wondering if it had gone in
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Old 17-08-2009, 14:19   #83
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No, there are just two pics......one of a young asian girl with henna decorated hands....and another one of a singer....not one of a little boy playing drums......aah, I hope he won't be too disappointed.
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Old 17-08-2009, 17:25   #84
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Waste of time the 'Telegraph'; they suggested the Mela was an Asian event. An excerpt from the article: "The popular Asian event, featuring bands, DJs and ethnic cuisine". Where do they get these ideas?
Full article here: Hyndburn Mela comes home (From Lancashire Telegraph)
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Old 17-08-2009, 17:31   #85
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ah... paul says the photographer said "accrington summat" so it might be the observer

i was walking away cos Grace didnt like the drums
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Old 17-08-2009, 17:42   #86
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No, there are just two pics......one of a young asian girl with henna decorated hands....
My little `un had her hands done with the henna at a community BBQ over in Burnley yesterday and my god it stains......not just her hands either.....ask the missus about her jeans...
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Old 17-08-2009, 18:13   #87
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Can see that Kipax is processing 'photos for his site.

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Old 17-08-2009, 21:24   #88
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Waste of time the 'Telegraph'; they suggested the Mela was an Asian event. An excerpt from the article: "The popular Asian event, featuring bands, DJs and ethnic cuisine". Where do they get these ideas?
Full article here: Hyndburn Mela comes home (From Lancashire Telegraph)
Well they said I work for Mid Pennine Arts so accuracy of reporting is not necessarily the main criteria for being a Telegraph reporter.
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Old 17-08-2009, 21:47   #89
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Well they said I work for Mid Pennine Arts so accuracy of reporting is not necessarily the main criteria for being a Telegraph reporter.
That and spellling.

You're lucky they didn't print your name as Gale Night with all the spelling errors we've seen in there recently.
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Old 18-08-2009, 09:35   #90
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That and spellling.

You're lucky they didn't print your name as Gale Night with all the spelling errors we've seen in there recently.
Well with the rate of knot's Gayle's been going at over the last few weeks a slip like that Lilly may have been justified
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