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Bre at CM we were indated with calendars at e
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end of last year. Top marks to Furnell .ansport for its 'thought for e day' calendar, which has ken pride of place on one :porter's desk. He can now heard spouting veritable ?.arls of wisdom, such as )Id age is preferable to the ternative", and "Comment free, but facts are
lcred"; before he's told to iut up, that is.
However, we shouldn't omplain. We did get a copy f the 'dullest calendar in the
!odd—Roundabouts Of !edditch 2003, produced by B Digital. As seen on a ecent Graham Norton how, the calendar's ighlight is July, where a -affic island in the suburb of ;tudley is shown off in full .echnicolor glory. And the in lorry driving round it just iuilds on the already everish level of excitement. -lead of BB Digital, Kevin 3eresford, is very proud of t and even managed to sell 50 copies to councillors who nitially quizzed him for fear le was taking the mickey,..