The Final Show (September 25, 2008)
Phone in topics on the final show included:
"Did you ever catch your parents having or talking about sex"? "What weird way do you communicate with your pet(s)"? "Does your pet lead a double life"? "Shyness is nice..."
Porting controversy on the final show was entitled:
"The Beatles are really great".
As you can imagine what with Geoff being such a massive Beatles fan is was difficult for him to mutter the words "Well done Annabel! Good point, well made".
Drunk Versus Stoned on the final show was played by:
Drunk Gail in Staffordshire (1 point). Stoned Tony in London (3½ points).
The results of the experiment were released, with the stoners winning by one.
The return of "You Say It's Your Birthday, It's My Birthday Too, Yeah!".
Geoff with Nimla versus Richard. Geoff (Nimla) = 2½ points Richard = No points Winner: Nimla.
The return of "Let Bygones be Bygones".
To Prince Charles.
The return of "The Dirty Book at Bedtime".
Book title: Sex in the Office.
Nelsons Special Offer.
Sex Shop in Swanage, Dorset SimplyPleasure.com - The Big Bang Bag. Spend over £30 you get a free bag full of various goodies. Such as lube, cockrings, batteries, gel, key rings and pens.
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