• Brian's family

    From Jane Vernon@jane@clothandclay.co.uk to uk.media.radio.archers on Wed Jun 17 12:03:02 2026
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    I see from social media that Donald Trump's family are raising concerns
    about his health.

    Are the scriptwriters creating a very clever parody, do we think?
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    The Amethyst Artist
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  • From BrritSki@rtilbury@gmail.com to uk.media.radio.archers on Wed Jun 17 12:41:41 2026
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    On 17/06/2026 12:03, Jane Vernon wrote:
    I see from social media that Donald Trump's family are raising concerns about his health.

    Are the scriptwriters creating a very clever parody, do we think?

    A parody possibly. Clever ? Not so much.

    I don't know if honourable umrats are familiar with the oeuvre of Eva St
    John [1], namely the Quantum Creators and more recently the Flint in the
    Bones series set in Norwich (where "Eva" hails from) and featuring a
    struggle between the wild magic of the map-runners and the engineered
    magic of the Practitioners who seem to me to be a version of the lanyard class.

    I was lucky enough to be asked to proof-read the 3rd in this series
    which was no work at all because I only found 3 typos [3] [4] and the
    book was absolutely brilliant, best of them so far.

    Apart from getting to read the book ahead of almost everyone, I will get
    a credit at the back when it's published !

    </kf>

    [1] a clever nom du plume for a Cornish author[2]
    [2] and friend of Kimbo from when she lived in Mevagissey
    [3] there may have been more, but I wasn't in proof-reading mode as the
    book was too good to read slowly :)
    [4] a lucky sentence with all these 3's.
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  • From Kosmo@krw@whitnet.uk to uk.media.radio.archers on Wed Jun 17 12:55:32 2026
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    On 17.6.26 12:03, Jane Vernon wrote:
    I see from social media that Donald Trump's family are raising concerns about his health.

    He recently had a medical which he aced getting 30 out of 30 better than
    any President ever, just like Brian. Is it only his family who are
    raising concerns about a meglomaniac who goes around capturing foreign
    heads of state and bombing foreign countries to end up paying $300bn in reparation to end up with things worse than when they started?

    Are the scriptwriters creating a very clever parody, do we think?


    I suspect Trump is beyond parody given the lead times for the Archers.
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  • From john ashby@johnashby20@yahoo.com to uk.media.radio.archers on Wed Jun 17 12:57:28 2026
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    On 17/06/2026 12:41, BrritSki wrote:
    On 17/06/2026 12:03, Jane Vernon wrote:
    I see from social media that Donald Trump's family are raising
    concerns about his health.

    Are the scriptwriters creating a very clever parody, do we think?


    Waves frantically pointing to an earlier thread (in re Doctor Who).

    A parody possibly. Clever ?-a Not so much.

    I don't know if honourable umrats are familiar with the oeuvre of Eva St John [1], namely the Quantum Creators and more recently the Flint in the Bones series set in Norwich (where "Eva" hails from) and featuring a struggle between the wild magic of the map-runners and the engineered
    magic of the Practitioners who seem to me to be a version of the lanyard class.

    I was lucky enough to be asked to proof-read the 3rd in this series
    which was no work at all because I only found 3 typos [3] [4] and the
    book was absolutely brilliant, best of them so far.

    Apart from getting to read the book ahead of almost everyone, I will get
    a credit at the back when it's published !

    </kf>

    [1] a clever nom du plume for a Cornish author[2]
    [2] and friend of Kimbo from when she lived in Mevagissey
    [3] there may have been more, but I wasn't in proof-reading mode as the
    book was too good to read slowly :)
    [4] a lucky sentence with all these 3's.

    The Sentence of Half the Beast.

    john
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  • From Nick Odell@nickodell49@yahoo.ca to uk.media.radio.archers on Wed Jun 17 17:44:50 2026
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    On Wed, 17 Jun 2026 12:55:32 +0100, Kosmo <krw@whitnet.uk> wrote:

    On 17.6.26 12:03, Jane Vernon wrote:
    I see from social media that Donald Trump's family are raising concerns
    about his health.

    He recently had a medical which he aced getting 30 out of 30 better than
    any President ever, just like Brian. Is it only his family who are
    raising concerns about a meglomaniac who goes around capturing foreign
    heads of state and bombing foreign countries to end up paying $300bn in >reparation to end up with things worse than when they started?

    Are the scriptwriters creating a very clever parody, do we think?


    I suspect Trump is beyond parody given the lead times for the Archers.

    I don't know. We've had topical inserts before, maybe these are
    topical rewrites?

    Nick
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  • From Jane Vernon@jane@clothandclay.co.uk to uk.media.radio.archers on Thu Jun 18 09:38:13 2026
    From Newsgroup: uk.media.radio.archers

    On 17/06/2026 12:41, BrritSki wrote:
    On 17/06/2026 12:03, Jane Vernon wrote:
    I see from social media that Donald Trump's family are raising
    concerns about his health.

    Are the scriptwriters creating a very clever parody, do we think?

    A parody possibly. Clever ?-a Not so much.

    I don't know if honourable umrats are familiar with the oeuvre of Eva St John [1], namely the Quantum Creators and more recently the Flint in the Bones series set in Norwich (where "Eva" hails from) and featuring a struggle between the wild magic of the map-runners and the engineered
    magic of the Practitioners who seem to me to be a version of the lanyard class.

    I was lucky enough to be asked to proof-read the 3rd in this series
    which was no work at all because I only found 3 typos [3] [4] and the
    book was absolutely brilliant, best of them so far.

    Apart from getting to read the book ahead of almost everyone, I will get
    a credit at the back when it's published !

    </kf>

    Nice knickers!


    [1] a clever nom du plume for a Cornish author[2]
    [2] and friend of Kimbo from when she lived in Mevagissey
    [3] there may have been more, but I wasn't in proof-reading mode as the
    book was too good to read slowly :)
    [4] a lucky sentence with all these 3's.
    --
    Jane
    The Amethyst Artist
    BTME

    http://www.clothandclay.co.uk/umra/cookbook.htm - Umrats' recipes








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