Thanks for your post, Lou. I left a computer joke on the other forum.
Well, I feel sick because today this woman rang up from the BBC, wanting me to do another TV programme.
This time they want me arguing with a panel of people who are diseased in some way and I have to argue the anti-medications argument at them.
I imagine it might get quite nasty
It's directed by the same bloke that does TOP GEAR (car programme in UK, never watched it but H used to like it). My only problem is, it is pre-recorded which means that they can edit out some stuff I say which might end up distorting what was said - journalists have a habit of sensationalising me
I have done this LOADS of times since 1996, and every time I am still just as nervous. I can remember standing behind the set before walking into the TV studio, feeling as if I would faint, and it NEVER gets less scary.
I can't go on with my hair looking like this; I'll have to get it styled before the filming.
Do you reckon I should wear a suit? Normally I wear like a nice dress, or something, but since this is a pre-planned fight, maybe I should look more serious....
