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One Red Paperclip[http://oneredpaperclip.blogspot.co.uk/] is the story of a man who traded a red paperclip until he had up-traded all the way to a house. It's an exciting adventure that has expired many people. Not to be left out, in 2012 the RAG team wanted in too - they started with a red paperclip and wanted something that at the end they could sell and give the earnings to charity.
One Red Paperclip[http://oneredpaperclip.blogspot.co.uk/] is the story of a man who traded a red paperclip until he had up-traded all the way to a house. It's an exciting adventure that has expired many people. Not to be left out, in 2012 the RAG team wanted in too - they started with a red paperclip and wanted something that at the end they could sell and give the earnings to charity.
So, on a winter's morning, during an episode of No Show Scheduled[http://ury.org.uk/schedule/shows/11541/], two lovely RAG representatives appeared at the station door, explained the situation, then asked what we would trade for two toy ducks. After some digging around, we offered them a pair of cool-looking sunglasses that had been lying abandoned on a shelf for some time.
So, on a winter's morning, during an episode of No Show Scheduled[http://ury.org.uk/schedule/shows/11541/], two lovely RAG representatives appeared at the station door, explained the situation, then asked what we would trade for two toy ducks. After some digging around, we offered them a pair of cool-looking sunglasses that had been lying abandoned on a shelf for some time. This makes Rob's birthday most likely to be 11th February 2012, somewhere between 1am and 2am.
After discovering the fluffier duck could quack when we squeak it, he quickly became popular on many of URY's shows, and was dubbed "Rob Stoneduck", after the then-station manager of the same name[http://ury.org.uk/people/6978/].
After discovering the fluffier duck could quack when we squeak it, he quickly became popular on many of URY's shows, and was dubbed "Rob Stoneduck", after the then-station manager of the same name[http://ury.org.uk/people/6978/].