I am today's guest blogger on TV3's The Nation.
Last week it was Cameron Slater, so I'm following in the footsteps of a giant.
I've no idea how this will go, but am hoping it won't end with me weeping inconsolably and crying for my teddy.
They'll be crossing live to me before midday via Skype.
Apparently we bloggers are a tech-savvy lot. But I'd never used Skype until two days ago. So maybe not.
I've always said any fool with an Internet connection can blog.
Update: That was over in flash, and I barely got to say anything. How long was I on for? A minute? Two? I didn't even get to alert the public to the Great Reptilian Conspiracy. Dammit!
Saturday, July 24, 2010
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You looked as though you were in an aquarium Scott (which, given the name of your blog ...)
ReplyDeleteThough you didn't mention the Reptilians, every viewer would have sensed their presence.
Your parting shot was funny as (double whammy). Had you rehersed the line?
I think yes.
Well done.
"every viewer would have sensed their presence"
ReplyDeleteIndeed, I've always thought there was something quite herpetological about Dr Brash. He is not only tall but also awkward looking, which is what you would expect of a creature unaccustomed to being inside a human skin.
As for the last shot, it was not exactly rehearsed, and I haven't actually watched my performance so don't know how it went down. I didn't get to say very much and I felt like they just wanted a soundbite out of me before they cut to the end of the show.
When led by a skink, National were pipped at the post. With a snake installed, they slithered in easily.
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