A great man once frothed: “All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others”.
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 Doing nothing tonight? Fancy some Tom Stoppard (famous for many writings, including Shakespeare In Love). Well, you could do worse than popping off to the Barnfield Theatre to see the Exeter Little Theatre Company’s production of Rough Crossing. It’s ferry good, apparently (if I had long sleeves, I’d be laughing into them). Posted What, you want some coverage of the local elections? At this late stage? Well the re-shuffle did nothing to change the results.
Isn’t the new look Express & Echo fantastic? Yes, it is. At least, that’s what the effusive feature on thisisexeter.co.uk says. Citizens of the People’s Republic might have seen the story in the Evening Herald over the weekend about the Plymouth residents who were told not to drink their tap water after supplies were contaminated with salt. Exeter’s PRSD viewers must’ve been pretty disgusted by the front page story in today’s Express & Echo. The ghastly tale of Graham Board being found guilty of repeatedly molesting an underage girl clearly demanded a sensitive approach from the E&E staff. The headline? ‘Christian B&B Perv Molested Underage Girl’. Classy, guys. Classy. Posted by Thin It seems not everybody is as scathing as the People’s Republic about Paul Jeffery’s quest to be named the most popular man in the country. This week, shoppers in Plymouth’s glamorous city centre are being encouraged to break the sound barrier. We know what you’re thinking. With Feeder already inked in as headliners, how can the ‘powers that be’ make this year’s Rip Curl Boardmasters Unleashed event even better? By booking Starsailor, that’s how. Phew, what a rockin’ Bank Holiday we’ve just had. Yes, we told Mrs PRSD to put away the Scrabble board and the 24 boxset, get on her ‘gladrags’ and be ready to hit the Plymouth’s swinging city centre. She was so shocked, she almost spilt her stinky tea on her dressing gown. But what were 1 comment - ()If you’re out there just bepoping and a scatting all on your own, then don’t despair. The Totnes Jazz Collective are around to show how a little bit of dilligence, belief and organisation can pay you dividends. According to the Evening Herald on Monday, Plymouth bus driver Paul Jeffery is bidding to make himself the most popular man in the country (after Charles Clarke). If Paul gets the highest number of text message votes in a national popularity contest, he will get a £10,000 prize and a trip to Australia. So waddaya |
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