GTPlanet vs. Wham! - Round 3 (Endorsed by George Michael!*)
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The radio is on, I'm taking a big risk and I know it. It's a good 3 second leap from my chair to the computer playing the radio, but they're doing 80's flashback stuff and hopefully won't play any Christmas music.
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I'm so screwed. Christmas music is starting to get played on the bus. 
I listen to my iPod but even at full blast you can usually hear the radio.
I listen to my iPod but even at full blast you can usually hear the radio.
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I got bored and decided to play Wham! Roulette with Pandora. Set it on Christmas with max volume; you have to keep skipping songs until you run out, and you better hope none of the songs that you get after a skip are Wham!
Well, that was a real stupid move.
Not really; still in the game!
Well, that was a real stupid move.
Not really; still in the game!
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The Year of Living Dangerously.. . .
I have a pair of big bun-shaped cordless earphones that I throw around my ears occasionally; it has FM, and I turn it on and can move around doing stuff while my head is exploding with music. I threw it on just now, because I wanted to clear the kitchen sink of a whole pile of cutlery that was spooning in there, and nothing like standing there shaking your booty while getting the fork out of the sink.
'Rocking around the Christmas Tree' is on and I think - Hey, nice, Christmas music. I'm rocking to the music now and elbows full in suds, when suddenly it hit me - Wham! The next song could be Wham!
I froze, wondering what to do. Should I take a chance and continue to listen, or shut off right away? Soapy Hands was the signal sent to Brain, No Go said Brain, Chicken, said another part of Brain, or I am not sure where that came from, but there was another part - which hopefully was the real me part that said ' 🤬 this! I'm going to keep listening.'
Then John Tesh's voice comes on talking about how to go after Airlines when they lose your Baggage - John's this really wise guy that has lots of tips and tricks on how to get the best out of Life and so on - so I'm relieved. This is the John Tesh Show. 98.1 CHFI. Intelligence for Life. I mean . . . I can't think John would play Wham. John is really intelligent and brainy and all - no one with that kind of intelligence would play that on his show. Then he plays some other Christmas song about Africa, then another - 'So this is Christmas, what have you done. . .' and then one of my favourites - Driving Home for Christmas.
So now I'm grooving while I'm fantasizing about driving through the sunshine and cornfields, and blue skies ahead . . .
But, what if John tries to get around the 'The Intelligent Don't Do This Sort of Thing' Law and uses the 'I'm Only Being Funny' loophole? He could Wham me. Just for fun. He might know, intelligent as he is, that Wham dodgers are tuned into his show knowing he wouldn't do it and then do it anyway. So every time the present song stops, and I wait for the next song, I'm on pins and needles.
One never know with bees and people.
Then he plays 'Little Drummer Boy, Jingle Bell Rock, and Happy Holidays.' I've long since finished forking around with the cutlery and am at my desk typing this out while 'Silver Bells' came on. Eight songs and I'm still safe!! Now nine - 'Sleigh ride' . Yesh, yesh, Tesh, good man.
What's song number ten going to be? Should I go for broke?
I have a pair of big bun-shaped cordless earphones that I throw around my ears occasionally; it has FM, and I turn it on and can move around doing stuff while my head is exploding with music. I threw it on just now, because I wanted to clear the kitchen sink of a whole pile of cutlery that was spooning in there, and nothing like standing there shaking your booty while getting the fork out of the sink.
'Rocking around the Christmas Tree' is on and I think - Hey, nice, Christmas music. I'm rocking to the music now and elbows full in suds, when suddenly it hit me - Wham! The next song could be Wham!
I froze, wondering what to do. Should I take a chance and continue to listen, or shut off right away? Soapy Hands was the signal sent to Brain, No Go said Brain, Chicken, said another part of Brain, or I am not sure where that came from, but there was another part - which hopefully was the real me part that said ' 🤬 this! I'm going to keep listening.'
Then John Tesh's voice comes on talking about how to go after Airlines when they lose your Baggage - John's this really wise guy that has lots of tips and tricks on how to get the best out of Life and so on - so I'm relieved. This is the John Tesh Show. 98.1 CHFI. Intelligence for Life. I mean . . . I can't think John would play Wham. John is really intelligent and brainy and all - no one with that kind of intelligence would play that on his show. Then he plays some other Christmas song about Africa, then another - 'So this is Christmas, what have you done. . .' and then one of my favourites - Driving Home for Christmas.
So now I'm grooving while I'm fantasizing about driving through the sunshine and cornfields, and blue skies ahead . . .
But, what if John tries to get around the 'The Intelligent Don't Do This Sort of Thing' Law and uses the 'I'm Only Being Funny' loophole? He could Wham me. Just for fun. He might know, intelligent as he is, that Wham dodgers are tuned into his show knowing he wouldn't do it and then do it anyway. So every time the present song stops, and I wait for the next song, I'm on pins and needles.
One never know with bees and people.
Then he plays 'Little Drummer Boy, Jingle Bell Rock, and Happy Holidays.' I've long since finished forking around with the cutlery and am at my desk typing this out while 'Silver Bells' came on. Eight songs and I'm still safe!! Now nine - 'Sleigh ride' . Yesh, yesh, Tesh, good man.
What's song number ten going to be? Should I go for broke?
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- GTP_ghskilla
Yes, take risks. After all, risks are what makes this game fun (for me).
80's and Christmas music, I have to do 3 hours worth of homework, and I can play the music as loud as I want. Should I do it?
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- photonrider
Well so are yours! So take that!
You're killing me, Shem. Thank You.
You're killing me, Shem. Thank You.
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- DEKOWOLF
Now THAT'S a story! 
👍
It has drama, suspense, mystery...the story about one person brave enough to take on the wham dead on!
👍It has drama, suspense, mystery...the story about one person brave enough to take on the wham dead on!
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- nealcropper
I loved reading that. Kinda gutted its over. Will there be a sequel to this short story?
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- MattyTheDog
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You would deserve to be Whammed! for listening to Nick Grimshaw.
It was at work! couldnt change it!...although i did quite enjoy listening to it!
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- MattyTheDog
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- nealcropper
I don't listen to the radio at all. It's all talking, I'm glad Chris Moyles has gone, just because then I know that at least some airtime has been given back to music.
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VICTORY!!!...well, not exactly. As some of you know, I got my wife into this, so I would be happy if at least I survive longer than her. And I did!
She got whamed today, not once, not twice...but SEVEN times at her work, while serving customers, operating the cash register, and so on...
Her experience was, and I quote "every time it plaied I discovered a new level of pain". She nearly let a swear escape infront of a customer.
So, that's a point for me. Now that she's out, I got to watch my back...
She got whamed today, not once, not twice...but SEVEN times at her work, while serving customers, operating the cash register, and so on...
Her experience was, and I quote "every time it plaied I discovered a new level of pain". She nearly let a swear escape infront of a customer.
So, that's a point for me. Now that she's out, I got to watch my back...
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- mullac2k9
Yes there is, ever heard of a chap called Skrillex?
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- nealcropper
Yes, yes I have.
But thanks for rendering that 3 months of phscyotherapy useless. I had spent thousands trying to forget that he ever existed and created that awfull noise that some people call "music".
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