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A&J IN WOOL
Post categories: Blog Squadron art,Ìýlisteners
| 13:25 UK time, Monday, 2 November 2009
Creative listener Jane Blackall writes....
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"I have been intending to send you the attached photo all summer - I decided to immortalise you in wool - and made a slightly stylised diptych of A+J portraits for my felt-making City and Guilds coursework (I passed, hurrah!).Ìý
Adam's beard arrangements change too fast for me to keep up with, and it looks like Joe's hair is less shaggy and louche these days, but I was still pretty pleased with the likenesses at the time (given that the pictures were made using nothing more than black fluff, white fluff, and a bar of soap... and a fair bit of time and effort as well).Ìý
Thank you for providing the inspiration! Love, Jane xx"Ìý
Comment number 1.
At 2nd Nov 2009, YourNameHere wrote:Totally impressive and a great choice of photos to immortalise! Thanks for sharing, James, xxOOxx
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Comment number 2.
At 2nd Nov 2009, Whinger Assassin wrote:Fantastic, you've really captured the essence of the personalities in the art work - Adam looks like he's about to launch into a rant and Joe looks incredibly smug!
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At 2nd Nov 2009, Alan Kindell wrote:Has everyone seen the news? Black Squadron you have been officially stood down. Adam & Joe are being bumped from 10am-1pm to make way for George Lamb! Means even more of a lie-in for me!
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At 2nd Nov 2009, YourNameHere wrote:@whinger_assassin ROFL!
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At 2nd Nov 2009, cheeseontaoist wrote:Anyone else having problems with the podcast? This weeks one is just full of white noise from about 40 something minutes on. Any ideas what's up?
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Comment number 6.
At 2nd Nov 2009, Piccadillio wrote:@Phil Martin: I'm having the same problem, it was pretty awful to hear it through headphones, I thought I'd gone deaf!
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At 2nd Nov 2009, Craig wrote:Yeah, the podcast has gone a bit progressive, it's just noise to me. Whatever happened to 91Èȱ¬ proof-listeners? Or perhaps it's merely the ghost of Boggins.
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At 2nd Nov 2009, Whinger Assassin wrote:It's a subliminal signal, giving pod squadron insane secret commands. None of this 'pants in the street' sanity. I listened to it all the way through and I woke up on a raft in the middle of a duck pond humming the macarena whilst wearing a tutu and licking a hedgehog. I feel violated, forcing me to hum the macarena - that's just horrible.
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Comment number 9.
At 2nd Nov 2009, Robert wrote:Having the same problem I thought my iPod was haunted. The way it interrupted Adam's Bob Dylan Christmas song way truly terrifying.
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Comment number 10.
At 2nd Nov 2009, TheBigL481 wrote:Can we have the real version of the podcast instead of the robot friendly one? Thanks.
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Comment number 11.
At 2nd Nov 2009, cheeseontaoist wrote:For a minute I was sure it was part of the song and stuck it out for a while. Maybe we should play it backwards to reveal the hidden pod squadron message? I'll get on it and see what I come up with.
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At 2nd Nov 2009, JamesProducer wrote:Hi Everyone, as you will have heard, there is a problem with this version of the podcast. I will change it in the morning for one that doesn't make your ears bleed. Many apologies for this. James
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Comment number 13.
At 3rd Nov 2009, YourNameHere wrote:Thank you, James. I have crammed my ears with chill cake in an attempt to stem the bleeding for a few hours.
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Comment number 14.
At 3rd Nov 2009, LordOBoogie wrote:These are amazing, Jane! Well done!
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Comment number 15.
At 7th Nov 2009, kendersrule wrote:Blimey! Well done Jane, amazing!
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Comment number 16.
At 16th Nov 2009, monastico wrote:Thanks for all those kind and lovely comments - and particularly to James for so generously offering to put my woolly handiwork (for it was me who made the pictures) on the blog - I have been feeling a warm glow since seeing the appreciation from fellow A&J devotees. And my mum seems to be impressed too... what more could I ask for?
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