Say it with Tommy. Or Ben.
10 Dec 2008: The more I think about this, the more I think it’s a great idea. Say It is a excellently-designed (technically and aesthetically) site with a really fun product too – what’s not to like? The site allows you to send a professionally-recorded poem or song to someone, and to have their name inserted into it as appropriate too. Sounds corny? Yep. Does it work? Oh yes. I sent a song to the missus and watched as she played it – and her expression went from “huh?” slowly to “aaaahhh…” (in a good way) in 20 seconds. It’s brilliant, and compared to the money people readily burn on ringtones, not bad value either. The next best thing to sending Tommy Blaize [...]What else is new?
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- My Favourite Sporting Moments of 2010 (Part 1)
- My Favourite Gadgets of 2010
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- My Favourite Websites of 2010
- My Favourite TV Programmes of 2010 (Part 2)
- My Favourite Blogs of 2010 (Part 3)
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Me Tweet quite a bit
- RT @AndrewMaleMojo: Dexys 2012 live were astonishing. But this, this is... *mouth moves, words do not come out*: http://t.co/S2UjCkKQ <- Yes 2 hours ago
- Glad I work from home, vol. 45,193: interesting-sounding Dexy's doc on Radio Four later this morning: http://t.co/q8emwHHQ 2 hours ago
- Headline of the Day. Oh yes, it all happens here in the Fens. http://t.co/2YeUDWEY 3 hours ago
- "Enough placebo politics. Vote for the geeks" by David Aaronovitch (Times subscription required) http://t.co/kimmfgMY 3 hours ago
- Aaronovitch: "perhaps we shall see a day (with) a cabinet presided over by Stella Creasy, Therese Coffey or even Julian Huppert". I wish. 4 hours ago



