I'll Be On Air Soon!...Oh yes!

Hello everyone, I trust you all had a good weekend, I spent mine cleaning the house from top to bottom, and it looks great :) Now about my header for today, I used to DJ on an internet radio Show alongside the Leak, on a show we called Retro Radio playing hits from the 50's to the 90's, then I moved house and hav'nt been on air since....BUT!, I will be hitting the air waves again very soon my friends, for a kind Sponsor in the States has kindly offered to pay the monthly fee to get the station on air once again!...so, all going well, I will be broadcasting at least 3 times a week, 7.00pm until 10pm and I will be on MSN messenger to take requests...If anyone wants my MSN email then please ask for it in the comments box and I will sort that for you...I hope I can get some of you on board as listners :) We always have a great time on the show, it's all Live so anything can happen...and if you happen to miss a show, I upload it to the 24/7 server which loops until the next live show....I am feeling really good about this so I hope it will serve as some sort of Therapy for my Depression.....Let me know what you think in the comments box.

Woooo! :D

Strange But True:- Chris's Fish Bar in Grays, Essex, England, had 500 pounds wrapped
up ready for banking on 11th August, 1986. But the money disappeared.
One of the staff wrapped it up instead of a portion of chips, and gave it to
a customer!!

Animal Fact:- A duck's quack doesn't echo, and no one knows why.

And now this....

A man was stabbed by a swordfish after getting into a fight with
another man. Garth Spacek, 42 got into a fight with Frank
Ashmus, 46. The fishermen started fighting and Spacek hit
Ashmus in the head with a beer bottle. To get back at him,
Ashmus went to Spacek's apartment and stabbed him with the bill
of a swordfish. It was reported that both men were drunk. They
have been arrested and Spacek is in fair condition.

An finally

Quote of the day:- "He treats us like men. He lets us wear earrings." - Torrin Polk, University of Houston receiver, on his coach, John Jenkins