For Roz and Keeley [Audio]

I feel bad, sorry Roz, sorry Keeley - I should really try to accommodate you rather than further marginalise you. In an effort of inclusivism, my first ever podcast on URBANarmy is for you!


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To anyone - please indulge this in joke that arises out of our Youth Worker and member of our youth club not liking URBANarmy's background!!

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Keeley said…
its not excally black though is it gordon. its dull.
9:37 PM
Rob said…
wow
podcasting
i think i'm jealous
you are storming ahead and leaving us all behind!
11:45 PM
Roz Lynch said…
I never said I didn't like your background...I said I found it difficult to read the writing as it scrolled over it at times...different colours work better and bold makes it easier...I love everything else about your blog...well apart from the marquee...lol...and I am very impressed with your podcast...or at least will be when I listen to it...and anyway it could be worse -we could be finding fault with the content of your blog...which we are not doing but merely its packaging...good books don't always have covers which appeal to everybody...doesn't stop them being good books!
12:44 AM
Roz Lynch said…
I just listened to your podcast...and once again I have to agree with Keeley when she says - its not exactly black now is it Gordon? - If it was, there would be no problem, because as u say - white writing on a black background is easy to read!

But we do feel honoured to be the first people to be podcasted to...It felt like a moment in history - like the moonlanding
1:00 AM
Thomas said…
i feel left out! :0(

lol joking.....gordon just ignore these WOMEN. I mean there not people like us. like ive said before all they do is moan moan moan!
8:12 AM
Gordon said…
:o)
9:13 AM
Keeley said…
i do feel great to be the topic of ur first pod cast and that is now two post with my name in the title YAY...
12:53 PM
Keeley said…
oh and thomas We do not moan half as much as you do lol... does that make you a woman hmmmmmmmmm.... thinking of what thomas would be like as a woman.. i supose that would be interesting he already has a high pitch voice when he wants lol.. I am sorry thomas. he he he
12:56 PM
Gordon said…
Rob - I can't think it will be a regular thing - but Gcast is pretty usable as is odeo - it gives you a code and bobs your uncle!
5:37 PM
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