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tintin67 · 2008-04-24 06:27:09

Where the hell do RTE get their continuity announcers? Is there an Or-tee-ee genepool they pick them from? I can't imagine there are more than 100 people in the country who actually speak like this. My 5-year-old used to get very excited on a Sunday night when the girl announced her favourite donkey eeyore was coming on…

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Where the hell do RTE get their continuity announcers? Is there an Or-tee-ee genepool they pick them from? I can't imagine there are more than 100 people in the country who actually speak like this. My 5-year-old used to get very excited on a Sunday night when the girl announced her favourite donkey eeyore was coming on after the 9 o'clock news. She was very disappointed to find it was an American hospital drama.

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#2 27-04-2008 7:43am

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tintin67 wrote: »

My 5-year-old used to get very excited on a Sunday night when the girl announced her favourite donkey was coming on after the 9 o'clock news.

Don't be ridiculous. Everyone knows that everyones favourite donkey comes on after the news ON A FRIDAY. Has been that way for years now.

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