Post by norfolkandchance on Jan 17, 2010 10:08:08 GMT
Hello All,
Finally, Sebastian's cousin has managed to smuggle a computer in here for us. It's amazing that we didn't have one sooner as everyone else in this Nigerian prison has one. Perhaps they're doing some work for the Govenor sending letters to people in Blighty.
Well, it's been a bit of a voyage of discovery, myself and Tarquin got into a fight in a bar in Tangiers after waiting there for three days for that blighter Dandridge to turn up. He promised to pay us back the fiver we lent him in Monte Carlo back in 1967, but yet again the rotter didnt turn up. Someone said he was doing a tour of Nigeria with the Sutton & Cheam Players doing King Lear or something like that. So here we are.
It seems that the bar owner in Tangiers is the cousin of a customs official at the airport here in Nigeria, and there was some sort of argument over the amount of gin that we consumed.
Never mind, the chap from the foreign office will sort that out.
Anyway, with all of this Tom Foolery, we understand that Sir Tel has left his post at the helm of the good ship Radio 2, and has let some upstart from Picadilly Radio take it over.
Tarquin is not that pleased. He just cannot abide by the shouting and guffawing of this buffoon. Myself, I am indifferent, the World Service reception here isn't brilliant, but since getting our hands on this computer we can use the listen again feature to hear the great show.
Well, anyway, it's lovely for you all to hear us, and we'll be keeping a weather eye on this message board for signs of that bounder Dandridge.
Keep up the good work.
Yours in incarceration,
Horatio & Tarquin.
Norfolk & Chance
Finally, Sebastian's cousin has managed to smuggle a computer in here for us. It's amazing that we didn't have one sooner as everyone else in this Nigerian prison has one. Perhaps they're doing some work for the Govenor sending letters to people in Blighty.
Well, it's been a bit of a voyage of discovery, myself and Tarquin got into a fight in a bar in Tangiers after waiting there for three days for that blighter Dandridge to turn up. He promised to pay us back the fiver we lent him in Monte Carlo back in 1967, but yet again the rotter didnt turn up. Someone said he was doing a tour of Nigeria with the Sutton & Cheam Players doing King Lear or something like that. So here we are.
It seems that the bar owner in Tangiers is the cousin of a customs official at the airport here in Nigeria, and there was some sort of argument over the amount of gin that we consumed.
Never mind, the chap from the foreign office will sort that out.
Anyway, with all of this Tom Foolery, we understand that Sir Tel has left his post at the helm of the good ship Radio 2, and has let some upstart from Picadilly Radio take it over.
Tarquin is not that pleased. He just cannot abide by the shouting and guffawing of this buffoon. Myself, I am indifferent, the World Service reception here isn't brilliant, but since getting our hands on this computer we can use the listen again feature to hear the great show.
Well, anyway, it's lovely for you all to hear us, and we'll be keeping a weather eye on this message board for signs of that bounder Dandridge.
Keep up the good work.
Yours in incarceration,
Horatio & Tarquin.
Norfolk & Chance