http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/3623237.stm
Does this mean we all have to listen to Run Wild when were driving then?? 
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Driving with loud music on is bad (or so say the Canadians!)
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Originally posted by Big Bag O' Shrooms Walk instead???
Does God love me even more than the average beer guzzler cause i've got a dedicated beer fridge at home? (avatar quote) 
Originally posted by Big Bag O' Shrooms hmmm...I don't know...I'll have to e-mail him and find out???
Cheers much appreciated! pass on my regards and ask after his Dad as well.... ;)
This just about sums it up:
Radio 1's Will Kinder said: "Here at the Chris Moyles show our listeners' safety and wellbeing are second only to ratings; more accidents means fewer listeners.
I'm still coming to terms that there's no more Mark and Lard
They should have dumped Cox and kept them two were they were, put Edith and Colin into Cox's slot.....if you know what I mean
Personally, when driving gets to that "both hands on the wheel concentration time or you will die" level i turn the music down. Also, whenever I reach my destination my ears hurt unless I have been listening to talk radio.
I have all my stations preset so I can just hit a button and get there. There's the shitty college-rock station (jazz in the mornings, mostly, helps keep me awake), the classic-rock station (with a racist morning crew), the "alternative" station (as in "there's no alternative to hearing Rob Zombie whenever you flip it here" :barf: ) and the sports-talk station (which I only listen to while Jim Rome is on).
In other words....I NEED A CD PLAYER!
