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    Can I write the theme tune, sing the theme tune?

    This competition, featuring a pic of Stephen Beynon, MD of NTL:Telewest Business, taking part in a publicity stunt in Trafalgar Square, has now closed.

    The lucky winner was Philip Cain, who suggested: "Stephen wondered if his asking for a "bigger desk to show his status within the company" wasn't being taken seriously."

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    Published: March 9, 2007 -- 11:35 GMT (03:35 PST)

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Can I write the theme tune, sing the theme tune?

This competition, featuring a pic of Stephen Beynon, MD of NTL:Telewest Business, taking part in a publicity stunt in Trafalgar Square, has now closed.

The lucky winner was Philip Cain, who suggested: "Stephen wondered if his asking for a "bigger desk to show his status within the company" wasn't being taken seriously."

You can see all the captions below.

Published: March 9, 2007 -- 11:35 GMT (03:35 PST)

Caption by: silicon.com staff

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