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Give Us Your F*cking Money

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Proof, if proof be needed that Saint Bob never uttered those famous words. By sheer coincidence (and rooting through the parents' VHS cupboard for Muppet Christmas Carol) I found a recording of the full Live Aid. And this moment, featuring Word's very own David Hepworth.

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It was banging the table that did it

that was the moment, not the f-word. I watched this as a 12 year old when it went out, I hardly registered the swear word, you could already tell how riled he was when he bangs the table and says "..NOW".

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Dr Volume | 27 December 2010 - 3:35am

it was Pamela Stephenson

reading the phone numbers that did it for me ;-)

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Nick Duvet | 27 December 2010 - 11:21am

Very interesting, but ...

... did you find the Muppet Christmas Carol? I hope so, as it's a great film, and you'd never catch Kermit swearing (though I wouldn't bet my house on Miss Piggy not doing so).

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epigone | 27 December 2010 - 4:23am

Kermit has a heart of gold

And even Ms Piggie keeps it together in this one. All just to put a brave face on for Tiny Tim.

Welling up just thinking about it. Hell yes I found the tape!

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TIAL | 27 December 2010 - 4:44am

Great glasses from The Hep

and London numbers beginning 01. Very evocative footage. I was playing cricket that day but remember watching the evening stuff in the bar later and even the older, stiffer club members were forced to admit that it was a great event. I remember the queue outside the club phone box as people waited to make a donation.

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Sheev | 27 December 2010 - 9:42am

certain irony there

Geldof exhorting everyone to not go to the pub but stay in and give the money to live aid

and where's Sheev that night?

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Junior Wells | 28 December 2010 - 1:05pm

true - but a bit harsh

I think I did make a donation. I was only 18 or so and certainly didn't have a credit card - but sent off a postal order (do they even exist anymore?) to the Girobank (does that even exist anymore?).

To be honest though whilst good causes were a good thing - I think the main things I cared about at that age were sport and birds and booze - all of which were present at the Sports Club.

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Sheev | 28 December 2010 - 11:52pm

nice to see

the Goth community represented by that shortarse Astbury

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James Blast | 27 December 2010 - 11:49am

The presenters..

Seem to have come in for a lot of stick from the organisers for the "smashy/nicey" attitudes. Geldof in particular seems to have felt it was too showbizzy.

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Doug B | 27 December 2010 - 12:26pm

David Hepworth should learn from this notorious episode...

and scream "GIVE ME YOUR FUCKING MONEY... NOW!" on the podcast with regards to subscriptions.

Mark Ellen starts to read out the address... "FUCK THE GODAMN MOTHERFUCKIN' ADDRESS!" retorts his vexed colleague.

Word Towers inundated with thousands of telephone calls to Subscriptions Hotline.

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Patrick Crowther | 28 December 2010 - 12:06am

01 811 8055

Wasn't that the Multi-Coloured Swapshop number as well? Or the Radio 1 number. I remember it from somewhere.

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Lenny Law | 27 December 2010 - 11:59pm

Indeed it was...

Also the number for Mr Blobby's Massage Parlour.

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Patrick Crowther | 28 December 2010 - 12:02am
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