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00:30Good afternoon and welcome to the Countdown Studio on the day that the Rio Carnival kicks off.
00:36The great Mardi Gras.
00:37And what a thing that'll be tonight.
00:40I went to Rio once, but not during Mardi Gras.
00:42Too many pretty girls, too much music.
00:45Have you tried that? Have you tried the Rio Carnival?
00:48No, I haven't, but we have got the South End Carnival.
00:51It might be fake tan, but they are tanned.
00:54And the sequins and the colours and the, you know, strange language that they use.
01:00Yes.
01:01Well, you take your Jamie down to Rio, because, you know, that's one hell of a town.
01:06Well, hopefully one day.
01:08But for today, I think we should hit the town in Manchester, because it's your birthday, isn't it, Nick?
01:13Who told you that?
01:15I've got my sources.
01:16It is my birthday.
01:18Well, how very interesting.
01:19It's one that, actually, I'm not particularly excited about.
01:22It's nothing memorable.
01:23I'm not 70.
01:25I'm not even 69.
01:27I'll be 68.
01:29Oh, happy birthday.
01:30So, yeah, definitely a big party tonight, I think.
01:33No, I think it's a night of prayer and contemplation.
01:38Thanksgiving that I've got this far.
01:39If you did the night of prayer and concentration, I have actually ordered three big feathered
01:44headdresses and some bikinis.
01:46And Susie, Gloria, and I were going to jump out of a cake at the end of the show.
01:49But if you don't want to fuss...
01:50No, no.
01:51We'll all count.
01:51No, no, no.
01:52I wouldn't want to upset the birthday boy.
01:54I will have that.
01:54We'll cancel it, Nick.
01:56As long as you all sing as well.
01:57I want to hear Gloria sing.
01:59The thing is, all of this is a threat more than a promise, you realise that.
02:04No, that would be wonderful.
02:05But anyway, enough jollity, because we now turn to our contestants here.
02:10We've got our champ back, Chris Butler, the training maths teacher from Oldham.
02:14And in his spare time, he's a guitarist, a singer, a rocker, a musician.
02:19And maths comes second, I think.
02:21Is that right?
02:21Always second, yeah.
02:23Always second.
02:23Music's the main passion.
02:25World traveller.
02:26Got a cat called Chairman Meow.
02:29Laughter.
02:30Thank you very much.
02:32And our challenger today is Stuart Reynolds.
02:35Originally from Carlisle, it says here, he now lives in Cheshire, working in IT sales.
02:41Yeah, that's right, yep.
02:42Brilliant.
02:42Last year, he went to Australia for Christmas and New Year, watched the ashes, and got engaged to Nicola.
02:49Take some beating.
02:50Is that Nicola, or the experience?
02:52The experience was fantastic.
02:54I bet it was.
02:55Plays for Disney Cricket Club, and has a Bichon Frieze called Murphy.
02:59What on earth is a Bichon Frieze?
03:01It's a fluffy white dog.
03:04It goes to the groomers once a week.
03:07Has more spent on its hair than I have on mine.
03:10It's not mine, it is the missus' dog.
03:13You don't spend anything on your hair from where I sit here.
03:16Anyway, Bichon Frieze, very good.
03:17Big dog, small dog, what is it?
03:19It's a tidy little thing.
03:20Yeah?
03:20Yeah.
03:21Silly little thing.
03:22So there we are, over in Dictionary Corner.
03:24We've already heard from Gloria, who's got her dancing shoes on, and Susie, welcome.
03:31We're a bit overexcited, really, here, aren't we?
03:33A, it's Friday.
03:34B, it's your birthday.
03:35Happy birthday, by the way.
03:36See, we've got bikinis on, I think.
03:37And see, we've got bikinis and headdresses.
03:39Yes.
03:39I hit the thought of that myself.
03:40You've got no idea what goes on in this countdown studio at the end of the show, when they turn
03:44the cameras off, all hell breaks loose.
03:47Anyway, there we are.
03:48I mustn't give these secrets away.
03:50We're going to get on with the game now.
03:52So, Chris, you kick off with a letters game.
03:55Good afternoon, Rachel.
03:56Good afternoon, Chris.
03:56I'll start with a consonant, please.
03:58Start today with W.
04:01And a vowel.
04:03U.
04:04And a consonant.
04:06T.
04:07And another consonant.
04:09P.
04:10And a vowel.
04:13E.
04:14And a consonant.
04:16N.
04:17And a vowel.
04:20A.
04:21A consonant.
04:24T.
04:25And a final vowel, please.
04:27And a final O.
04:29We're off.
05:01Chris.
05:02I've got a six.
05:03A six.
05:04And Stuart.
05:05Also a six.
05:06Chris.
05:07Peanut.
05:07Peanut.
05:08Stuart.
05:09Potent.
05:10Potent.
05:10Very well.
05:12Are you happy with potent?
05:13Very, certainly am.
05:15And we're all the sixes.
05:16We couldn't go any better than that.
05:17We also had peanut.
05:19But what's that?
05:19Teapot.
05:20Teapot.
05:21All right.
05:22So, off to a staggeringly even six all.
05:25And Stuart.
05:27Off you go.
05:27Letters game.
05:29Good afternoon, Rachel.
05:30Afternoon, Stuart.
05:31Can I start with a consonant, please?
05:32You can, thank you.
05:33Start with R.
05:34And another.
05:37And a third.
05:40S.
05:40And a vowel.
05:42E.
05:43And another vowel.
05:44A.
05:45And a consonant.
05:48R.
05:48And a vowel.
05:51E.
05:52And another consonant.
05:54N.
05:55And a final consonant, please.
05:57And a final N.
05:59And here's the countdown clock.
06:32So, Stuart.
06:33Just the six.
06:34Six.
06:35Chris.
06:35I've got seven.
06:36All right.
06:37Stuart.
06:37Mina.
06:38Mina.
06:39And Chris.
06:39I've got renames.
06:41Renames.
06:42Very nice.
06:42You're happy?
06:43Yes.
06:43Gloria.
06:44I'm very happy.
06:45As soon as he's happy, I'm happy.
06:47She's the expert.
06:48Can you take us further?
06:49We have a couple of sevens.
06:51A couple of sevens.
06:53Reamers, which are tools for drilling holes.
06:56And smearers.
06:57You can be a smearer of somebody's reputation.
06:59That's true.
07:01A defamer.
07:02Very good.
07:03So, 13 to six.
07:0413 to the champ.
07:06Chris, our champ.
07:07Letters game.
07:08OK.
07:08I'll start with the consonant again, please, Rachel.
07:10Thank you, Chris.
07:11D.
07:12And a vowel.
07:14U.
07:15And a consonant.
07:17R.
07:18And another consonant.
07:20C.
07:22And another.
07:24F.
07:25And a vowel.
07:27I.
07:28And another.
07:30A.
07:32And a consonant, please.
07:35N.
07:36And a final vowel.
07:38Tick tock.
07:39And a final E.
07:41Tick tock.
07:43Tick tock.
07:46Tick tock.
07:46Tick tock.
07:48Tick tock.
08:01Tick tock.
08:02Tick tock.
08:03Tick tock.
08:03Tick tock.
08:04Tick tock.
08:05Tick tock.
08:05Tick tock.
08:07Tick tock.
08:07Tick tock.
08:09Tick tock.
08:10Tick tock.
08:11Tick tock.
08:11Tick tock.
08:12Tick tock.
08:13so Chris just a seven seven and Stuart seven all right Chris fancied fancied
08:21Stuart fancier fancier do you fancy either I'm laughing because I've only
08:27got three sevens one is fancied one is fancier and the other is furnace just
08:33something called durance d-u-r-a-n-c-e which in archaic terms meant
08:39imprisonment or confinement all right and with the score 20 to 13 against you
08:45Stuart your turn to pick the letters can have a consonant please thank you
08:50Stuart L and the second one s and another C and vowel a and another oh and a
09:03consonant F and a vowel I and a consonant place L and a final vowel please and a
09:16final a clock time
09:49so Stuart I'm 77 Chris I'll try 72 all right Stuart facials mm-hmm same word
10:00right facials obviously you guys have them all the time thank you no facials and I
10:05had fiscal first which I thought was quite a sweet word out of that and also fiasco
10:10fiasco yes you guys pick really unusual lettering systems don't you we haven't
10:17really had the opportunity of doing any eights so you have to choose better than
10:21excellent right yes long back up chaps Chris numbers game you've done very well
10:27maths teacher off you go no pressure then and six small please Rachel piles it on
10:33just before you have to do the numbers so mean six more ones thank you Chris and this
10:38time they are 10 7 3 2 1 and another 10 and the target 760 760 off we go
10:52we'll see you next time
10:52the time period
10:52is
10:52yes
10:52yes
10:52yes
10:52yes
11:02MUSIC PLAYS
11:21So, Chris?
11:23760.
11:24Uh-huh. Stuart?
11:26760.
11:27Chris, show us how it's done.
11:29OK, 7 times 10, 70.
11:3170.
11:323 times 2 is 6.
11:35Have it on.
11:3776.
11:38And then multiply by the other 10.
11:39Not the hardest 6 more ones. 760.
11:42Stuart?
11:42Same way.
11:43Yeah? Show Chris.
11:44Yeah.
11:51Magnificent.
11:52And Chris, 7 ahead still.
11:54Bags of time, don't worry.
11:56Bags of time for Gloria.
11:58Bags of time.
11:59I'm going to become the question master now.
12:01Go on.
12:02Because I have a little teaser for Friday afternoon.
12:04And I've actually written down on a piece of paper here, which Susie hasn't seen, the answer.
12:09I'm going to be Uri Geller number 2 today.
12:11Going to predict the answer.
12:12OK.
12:12You may want to use pencil and paper if you've got it.
12:15You at home, you can do it in your head anyway.
12:17You don't need to.
12:17So, here we go.
12:19You have to think of a number between 1 and 10.
12:22Mm-hmm.
12:23OK.
12:24Got it, audience?
12:25Yeah.
12:26Multiply that number by 9.
12:29Then add the result together.
12:30In other words, if you had 14, you would go 4 and 1 is 5.
12:33So, add the result together.
12:35Take away 5.
12:39Take the result, whatever number you have, and go through the alphabet.
12:42And get the corresponding letter for the number you have.
12:47OK.
12:47You're ahead of me anyway.
12:48I can see that.
12:49Then you take the letter that you've come up with, and you think of a country in Europe.
12:56You got that?
12:57No, I'm not doing this.
12:59I'm not getting involved in this.
13:00Come on, Nick.
13:00You should have been playing.
13:01Go on.
13:02Then you take the second letter of the country, and you think of an animal, and then the colour
13:10of the animal.
13:12Right.
13:13What have you got?
13:15Me?
13:15Yeah.
13:16Denmark Elephant Gray.
13:17What have you got?
13:18Same.
13:20Well, there you go.
13:21You've got a grey elephant from Denmark.
13:23Brilliant.
13:25Very good.
13:26Very good.
13:31Oh, dear.
13:32That was very good.
13:33It's a good little trick for children in particular.
13:35Grandchildren love that one.
13:37I'm sure you all got that at home, but now it's time for the Tea Time Teaser.
13:40Handouts and the clue.
13:42Make a grand effort to solve this one.
13:57Well, come back.
13:59And the clue for the Tea Time Teaser.
14:01Make a grand effort to solve this one.
14:03And the answer, thousand.
14:06Thousand.
14:06And so it is that we move on to a letters game.
14:10Stuart, tell me this.
14:13Cricket.
14:13Yes.
14:14You play for Disney?
14:15I do.
14:15You went to Australia for the Ashes?
14:17Yeah.
14:18And you got engaged.
14:19Where was Nicola at the time?
14:20She went with you?
14:21What, for the cricket?
14:22Was she already in Australia?
14:24No, she came out there with us, yeah.
14:26With us?
14:26Yeah, with myself and her daughter, Mia.
14:28Oh, I see.
14:29Good.
14:29So the three of you?
14:30Yeah.
14:31Wonderful.
14:31And when are you getting married?
14:33June, in Italy.
14:34June in Italy?
14:35Why Italy?
14:36It's a beautiful place.
14:37Isn't it?
14:38She's not Italian, Nicola?
14:39No, she's not.
14:40That would be Nicoletta if she was Italian.
14:41Oh, sorry.
14:42Nicola's a boy's name.
14:44Right.
14:45I get beaten up all the time.
14:48Never mind.
14:50Stuart, it's a letters game.
14:51Take it away.
14:52Can I have a consonant, please, Rachel?
14:54Thank you, Stuart.
14:55M.
14:56And another, please.
14:58N.
14:59And another.
15:01R.
15:02And a vowel.
15:03A.
15:04And another vowel.
15:06E.
15:07And a consonant.
15:09S.
15:10And a vowel.
15:12U.
15:14A consonant.
15:16Z.
15:17And a final vowel, please.
15:19And a final.
15:20A.
15:21Here we go.
15:23Here we go.
15:54So, Stuart.
15:55A five.
15:56A five.
15:56And Chris?
15:57I got a five, too.
15:58A five.
15:59Stuart?
15:59A smear.
16:01Smear.
16:01And I got names.
16:03Names.
16:04Smearing names.
16:05It's all right?
16:06Both fine.
16:06Thumbs up.
16:07Both fine, yes.
16:07Yes, we are triumphant with a seven.
16:10I'm sorry to gloat, but we do have the dictionary, but we have a rather simple one at seven.
16:14Surname.
16:15Surname.
16:16Well, it's a good seven.
16:17A good seven.
16:18Chris, 42 to 35.
16:21No reason to panic, Stuart.
16:24Chris?
16:25Halfway.
16:26Off you go.
16:26Okay.
16:28I'll start with a vowel, please, this time, Rachel.
16:30Thank you, Chris.
16:30Mix it up.
16:31I.
16:32And the consonant.
16:34L.
16:35And another.
16:37V.
16:38And a third.
16:40B.
16:41And a vowel.
16:43E.
16:45Consonant.
16:46T.
16:48Vowel.
16:49O.
16:51A consonant.
16:53P.
16:55And a final consonant.
16:58And a final N.
17:00It's clock time.
17:02Hmm.
17:02Hmm.
17:12THE END
17:32Now then, champ.
17:33I've got seven.
17:34Seven.
17:35I've just got a five again, I'm afraid.
17:37Five. Let's have your five, Stuart.
17:38It's olive.
17:40Olive. Chris?
17:41And I'm going to get violent.
17:43Violent, are you?
17:44You're going to get violent.
17:47How will you deal with the violence?
17:48Well, I won't get violent because we also had it on the page.
17:51Right.
17:51That was our only seven. It wasn't as easy.
17:52It was.
17:53The only one we could find.
17:54It's a good seven, though.
17:55Violent. 29 to 35.
17:57And Stuart, letters game.
17:59I'll start with a consonant again, please.
18:01Thank you, Stuart.
18:02D.
18:02And another.
18:05R.
18:05And a third.
18:07Y.
18:08And a vowel.
18:10I.
18:12And another.
18:13E.
18:15And a consonant, please.
18:17B.
18:18And a vowel.
18:20E.
18:21And a consonant.
18:24S.
18:26And a final consonant, please.
18:28And a final C.
18:30And off we go.
18:31And a vowel.
18:58And a vowel.
19:02Stuart?
19:03Just a six.
19:04A six.
19:05Chris?
19:05I've got a seven.
19:06A seven.
19:07Stuart?
19:08Reside.
19:09Reside.
19:10Chris?
19:11Scribed.
19:12Scribed.
19:13Mm-hmm.
19:14What news from the corner?
19:15Not a lot of news from the corner, except I did have describe for eight.
19:19Right.
19:20Which was pretty good.
19:21Very nice.
19:22Decries was there for seven.
19:23OK.
19:24Well done.
19:25So, 56 to 35, and Chris, it's a letters game.
19:29Off you go.
19:30OK.
19:30I'll start with a consonant, please, Rachel.
19:32Thank you, Chris.
19:33Start with G.
19:35And a vowel.
19:36O.
19:37A consonant.
19:39V.
19:41A vowel, please.
19:43I.
19:44Another vowel.
19:46E.
19:48A consonant.
19:49G.
19:51And a second.
19:53N.
19:55And a third.
19:57T.
19:58E.
19:59And I'll finish with a vowel, please.
20:01And finish with O.
20:04Away we go.
20:05Analog.
20:27And I'll finish with a vowel.
20:27And I'll finish with o racial, to be.
20:27Do you know who I can do?
20:31And there's a vowel, a vowel.
20:32I'll finish with a vowel, right?
20:34And through the window, I'll enjoy it.
20:34And that'll come over.
20:34Much demand.
20:34And let me see the vowel.
20:35Chris just a six that time a six and Stuart I'll try a seven right Chris
20:42voting
20:43Stuart and vetoing
20:44Vetoing how does that sound?
20:47Yeah, voting vetoing both fine very good very good. I didn't go beyond voting no no me
20:53Good, so Chris 56 to our challenges 42 and now it's time for my further education
20:59From Susie origins of words. I settled back. I have to apologize because you didn't tell anyone it was your
21:05birthday and
21:06Rachel didn't share her sources, so it's a bit inappropriate
21:10I'm going to be talking about the see me side of life on your birthday and literally the adjectives see
21:15me and CD
21:17Because I'm often asked about those see me is quite straightforward if you think about the see me side of
21:22a of a coat or a garment
21:24It's where you can see the joins basically, so it's the inside where the sowing is a little bit unsightly
21:31So that's very straightforward in CD also
21:33It's an allusion to the appearance of a flowering plant that has slightly run to seed
21:37But speaking of the see me side of life skid row is something that always fascinates people
21:43there was one
21:46Skid row in fact probably lots of them in America
21:48Um quite a long time ago, but it was where timber was slid down greasy tracks towards the lumberyards and
21:54because in order to
21:56Keep the lumberjacks entertained a lot of locales cheap locales cheap bars
22:01Would arise around these skid rows it became associated with being a little bit penniless and down it heel
22:08Well, I'm very grateful for that on my birthday
22:14Clearly you indicate that it's not too late for me to
22:17Embark on some sort of
22:19Inappropriate behavior and you're a skid row
22:22Skid row well undashed so stuart slightly behind two numbers game talk to Rachel hi Rachel
22:29Can I get a one large and five small please? Oh of course. Thank you stuart one large one and
22:34Five little ones and for this round the small ones are ten three
22:41six
22:42three and one and the large one 100 and
22:47The target 217 217 let's go
23:22so stuart how did you do um two one seven two one seven Chris I've got 217 also all right
23:29So stuart crack on okay, so what I've done is three times ten is thirty three times ten thirty
23:35100 less than thirty is seventy yeah times the other three is 210
23:41He's 210 and then add the six and the one and yes nicely done
23:45And Chris I did three take one is two yep
23:51100 plus ten is 110 110 times
23:56220 and then take away the other three yeah, nicely done again
24:05Great stuff all round and you've got every one I think since you've been here. Yeah. Yeah now it's time
24:11for the tea time teaser
24:14Nut deals the clue
24:17There's deals on nuts at the moment, but they're a bit bland
24:36Good afternoon and welcome back welcome back. There's deals on nuts at the moment, but they're a bit bland and
24:42the answer is
24:45Unsalted and here we are
24:47Chris our champ
24:49Letters game you're ahead 66 to 52
24:52Fire away, okay, Rachel start with the continent please. Thank you Chris P and a vowel
25:00You and a consonant
25:03S and another
25:06N and a vowel
25:10E and a consonant
25:13W and another
25:17M and a vowel I
25:23And finish with another vowel and finish with oh
25:29We're off
25:47I
26:05I'm
26:06I'm
26:08I'm
26:08I'm
26:10I'm
26:12Obviously with the possessive women's but other than that. I'm not sure we're going to be able to have it
26:17We can't know women is the plural you can talk about women's clothes, but that's a possessive and we can't
26:22have that on countdown
26:22I'm afraid sorry no problem and they go to Gloria. I was just about to say that you guys are
26:27all very winsome
26:29Yes, that's the word so many we'd be winsome
26:33Maybe winsome me read you the definition attractive or appealing in a fresh and innocent way
26:38So I know we can't be I'm come to think of it. That doesn't apply to you. I'm not winsome
26:43You're winsome
26:45Yes, you are 66 is 52
26:47Chris leads Stuart is letters game off you go I kind of a constant place. Thank you, Stuart T and
26:54another
26:57Q and a third ah
26:58Oh
27:00And a vowel I
27:02And another vowel e and a consonant
27:07P and a vowel a
27:13Consonant and
27:15And a final consonant please and a final teeth here we go tempus fugit
27:28?
27:28?
27:52Stuart
27:53Just seven
27:54Seven. Chris? Seven.
27:56Stuart? Patient.
27:58Patient. Chris? Same word.
28:01So they're clinging together
28:02over here. What about you two over there?
28:03Well, I'm clinging with Susie. She's got all the answers, but
28:06little words like panter.
28:08I don't think panter's in, actually.
28:10It's not in, OK. I'm sure you can be one, but it's not.
28:11Nitrate? Nitrate. That's all right.
28:13Very good. Painter? Painter. If you can't have a
28:16panter, you'll have a painter. And I'm sure you've got
28:18a better one than that. Well, just sevens, but
28:19more unusual one, perhaps. It's tertian.
28:21T-E-R-T-I-A-N.
28:23It's to do with a form of malaria that causes
28:25a fever recurring every second
28:27day. Really good.
28:33Getting near the end, Chris,
28:35our champ, well ahead, 73 to 59.
28:38Off you go. OK, I'll start
28:39with a consonant, please, Rachel. Thank you, Chris.
28:42S. And a vowel.
28:44O. And a
28:45consonant.
28:48T. And another.
28:51H.
28:51H. And a vowel.
28:54U.
28:55And a consonant.
28:57R.
28:59Another consonant, please.
29:01L.
29:02A vowel.
29:05I.
29:07And a final vowel.
29:09And a final.
29:10I.
29:11Here's the countdown clock.
29:13T-T-T-C-T-T-C-T-C-T-T-C-T-C-T-C-T-C-T-C
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29:45Chris five so you like you student also just the phone for all right Chris south south and shout
29:55right and in the corner do you have an improvement on those in the corner we've got the dunces hat
30:01I've only got slow slow slow there is a six am Houri's h-o-u-r-i-s beautiful young
30:08women
30:09especially the virgin companions of the faithful in the Muslim paradise so Chris you're ahead 78
30:21to 64 mmm strong lead to be frank with you but Stuart is numbers game last of the day off
30:28you
30:28go I'll try three from the top and any of the three gambling time still only 14 behind you can
30:34still
30:35do it thank you Stuart so three large and three small and for the last time this week the small
30:40ones are five three and nine and your large ones one hundred fifty and seventy-five and your target
30:50seven hundred and forty-one seven forty-one here we go
31:23so Stuart seven four one seven four one and Chris seven four one right Stuart show us how it's done
31:30okay so I've done a hundred divided by fifty hundred divided by fifty times five is ten ten and then
31:39ten
31:39times seventy five seven fifty and take away the nine and you're there seven four one and Chris slightly
31:45different I did a hundred plus fifty hundred plus fifty one fifty times it by five again 750 and then
31:52take away the nine and same result well done excellent and as we enter the last round the conundrum round
32:03the scores stand 88 to Chris 74 to Stuart fingers on buzzers please ready to reveal today's countdown
32:10conundrum good heavens Chris go on is it moonlight let's have a look
32:26to be frank that is one strong performance well done lightning fast lightning fast Stuart well done you
32:34leave with your goodie bag which does not contain a DVD of with nail and I which apparently is your
32:41favorite film it is indeed starring Richard E Grant great movie with Richard Griffiths yeah the wicked
32:47uncle yeah brilliant I loved it I loved it now then now you talk to us a bit too because
32:53I think we've got
32:54one little shot for you now I want to say first of all I've had a wonderful week so thank
32:59you all very
32:59much and I love coming in countdown well I have a little story about mistaken identity because one
33:04night in London on the embankment where a lot of the homeless people sleep in cardboard boxes and so
33:09on it's quite late at night and we're not walking along and everybody's sort of shaking the tin or the
33:14cup you know to try and get some money and this guy said to my husband he said oh he
33:20said you've got
33:20loads of money you you Jerry Springer you've got loads of dosh give me some dosh and I am doubled
33:26up at
33:26the very thought of my husband looking like Jerry Springer and then he says are you two Judith
33:31Chalmers you've got a bit of dosh as well so it's become a bit of a joke you know if
33:39my husband is in a
33:40bad mood with me he says come on Judith you know get your act together that's brilliant I love that
33:45that's excellent so lovely to see you and I've got it won't be long before you're back again as my
33:56mother would have taught me and said thank you for having me and please have me back yeah quite we
34:00certainly will Susie lovely we'll see you next week just let you know Bichon Frise means curly
34:05hair little water spaniel yes and it's like a little white pie de ball because I used to have
34:12one oh sweet oh is that right excellent Rachel have a good weekend anything planned oh well before you
34:17go actually because I knew it was your birthday I have actually got you a little present oh not
34:21Bichon Frise is it it isn't a Bichon Frise no but after the eight one pounds you got me for
34:26my
34:26birthday so kindly I spent at least eight pounds so this is uh this is blowing the countdown budget
34:31actually but I'm looking forward I've heard some more of your secrets so you collect indigenous
34:36hats from all the countries you go to I do I've got you something here something from Manchester so
34:41yes when you're in countdown land this will make you blend in with the locals make you look
34:46intelligent and a man of taste you can open it it's your birthday I hope you wear it oh I
34:55don't know
34:56but I will should I go for it would I go for it yes there we are
35:12that's very sweet I shall never take it off I should never take it off well actually I will
35:18wonderful fun and uh we look forward to seeing you on Monday same time same place be sure of it
35:25good afternoon
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