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Sean Coyle: 'I'm that hungry I could eat the beard off Moses'

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'I'm that hungry I could eat the beard off Moses'

BBC Radio Ulster - Sean Coyle, 'I'm that hungry I could eat the beard off Moses'

Listeners suggest ways of letting people know you would like something to eat.

After The Citizen asked if anyone knows the saying 'That boy would eat the gravedigger's piece' listeners suggest ways of letting people know you would like something to eat. Sean watched Daniel's new TV show and learned that Calamity Jane is Daniel's favourite film and that Daniel is a terrible cowboy. Where in the world is Gawley's Gate? Patricia in Holywood asks what musical was named after a nursery rhyme. Do truck drivers still use CB radios? Bobby says they still do and they call it the chicken box. Why do singers say 'one two' when they test the microphones? Eugene says they're counting their fans. There's a terrible cold draught in the studio and Sean can't get an engineer. That wouldn't have happened in Ken's time. Music from Doris Day, Neil Diamond, Joe Dolan, Little Richard and more.

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