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LBC General Chit-Chat (Part 29)

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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 0
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    Praise where it is due, DH.

    Blimey ... Today is a momentous one indeed :)
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 0
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    Kay Burley telling the representative of CAGE to get over himself has clocked up over 23,000 views. Way to go, Kay - although I'm still glad you've left LBC!

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMEb-xd4PiI


    I really didn't like Kay Burley after the April Jones mess up but having followed her Twitter for a while now, I've come full circle.

    I she wasn't very good on LBC (never thought she was committed) but I do enjoy her tweets.

    She got some serious abuse and threats after that interview yesterday.
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    Lone DrinkerLone Drinker Posts: 1,699
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    Anyone own up to ever downloading Fogarty's show to listen again ?
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    chinchinchinchin Posts: 125,854
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    Cayce wrote: »
    Lisa Aziz would be better off conducting square-bashing in the Army, shouting orders with her screechy voice. I now have no choice but to turn off the morning news.

    I agree Cayce her voice isn't suited for radio, however I would say strident rather than screechy, but that is probably being pedantic. :blush::D
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    Hey_HoHey_Ho Posts: 2,898
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    Peachykeen wrote: »
    Blimey ... Today is a momentous one indeed :)

    "Invasion of the Body Snatchers." :D
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    MartinRosenMartinRosen Posts: 33,063
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    JT2060 wrote: »
    There is one reason he survives, and most people know why.

    Do we :confused:
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 0
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    I didn't hear JOB this morning but I would like to know what went on here ...

    Iain Dale's tweet ... ' So, @mrjamesob, aware you seriously comparing @Nigel_Farage to Anjem Choudhary? Disgraceful. Shall I call in?! '

    What led to that comment ??
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    chinchinchinchin Posts: 125,854
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    MartinRosenMartinRosen Posts: 33,063
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    chinchin wrote: »
    Could he be a Tory? :D

    Thought he waa a member of the Labour Party :confused:
    chinchin wrote:
    More LBC Flickr Foamar fun:
    https://www.flickr.com/photos/foamar/
    Wish you would go back to providing stats. At least they were somewhat interesting !
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    chinchinchinchin Posts: 125,854
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    Thought he waa a member of the Labour Party :confused:


    Wish you would go back to providing stats. At least they were somewhat interesting !

    Did you click on the first link Martin? :D:p
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    MartinRosenMartinRosen Posts: 33,063
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    chinchin wrote: »
    Did you click on the first link Martin? :D:p

    I did.
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    chinchinchinchin Posts: 125,854
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    I did.

    *Sniggers* :D Was it you in the video or David Cameron? What did you think? :p
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    CayceCayce Posts: 9,845
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    I did.

    Further to add, all the party leaders look much of a muchness nowadays Martin. Overpackaged, overgroomed - labels practically hanging from their clothing - a decidedly dodgy bunch for any voter to decide upon. Ooh, forgot to mention having to listen to them as well, although not compulsory. :D
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    Charlie DrakeCharlie Drake Posts: 3,389
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    Thought he was a member of the Labour Party :confused:


    Wish you would go back to providing stats. At least they were somewhat interesting !
    Correct on both counts, Martin.
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    makeba72makeba72 Posts: 5,723
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    Peachykeen wrote: »
    I didn't hear JOB this morning but I would like to know what went on here ...

    Iain Dale's tweet ... ' So, @mrjamesob, aware you seriously comparing @Nigel_Farage to Anjem Choudhary? Disgraceful. Shall I call in?! '

    What led to that comment ??

    JOB didn't compare them in any meaningful way, so ID is talking out his behind there, I'm afraid. They were two examples that JOB gave of people the media love to get in, as they were good for controversial quotes, etc, and stir up public interest, which is what the commercial media need to survive.
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    CayceCayce Posts: 9,845
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    makeba72 wrote: »
    JOB didn't compare them in any meaningful way, so ID is talking out his behind there , I'm afraid. They were two examples that JOB gave of people the media love to get in, as they were good for controversial quotes, etc, and stir up public interest, which is what the commercial media need to survive.

    Well, I'd rather hear a neutral interpretation of this comment than an appraisal from 'one' that leans to the left. The premise of my response being, 'people only hear what they want to hear, thus'.
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    NihongaNihonga Posts: 10,618
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    chinchin wrote: »
    I agree Cayce her voice isn't suited for radio, however I would say strident rather than screechy, but that is probably being pedantic. :blush::D

    You certainly don't need an alarm clock to wake you up at 6.30am, that I can tell you.:blush:
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    clitheroe1clitheroe1 Posts: 4,156
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    Cayce wrote: »
    Well, I'd rather hear a neutral interpretation of this comment than an appraisal from 'one' that leans to the left. The premise of my response being, 'people only hear what they want to hear, thus'.

    And you think Iain Dale is neutral? Moreover, do you consider yourself to be neutral to judge?

    I didn't hear the show so I don't know what was said, however, both Mr Farage and Anjem Choudary have been vocal critics of the UK's involvement in military action in Iraq and Afghanistan so one could legitimately make a comparison between these 2 men.
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    Charlie DrakeCharlie Drake Posts: 3,389
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    Correct on both counts, Martin.
    On second thoughts - correct about Keith Vaz (who spoke briefly on Iain Dale's show last night) being a Labour politician.
    As far as the stats go … hmmmm …. I'm not really bothered to be honest.
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    clitheroe1clitheroe1 Posts: 4,156
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    JT2060 wrote: »
    There is one reason he survives, and most people know why.

    Didn't he survive because the Parliamentary commissioner of standards cleared him off all the serious allegations against him and he was asked to apologise for more minor transgressions and served a suspension which closed the issue?
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    Lone DrinkerLone Drinker Posts: 1,699
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    makeba72 wrote: »
    JOB didn't compare them in any meaningful way, so ID is talking out his behind there, I'm afraid. They were two examples that JOB gave of people the media love to get in, as they were good for controversial quotes, etc, and stir up public interest, which is what the commercial media need to survive.

    UKIP came top in the Euro elections last year with nearly 4.4 million votes. It's not a case of 'getting in' Farage as a rent a quote as complying with OFCOM regulations.
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    CayceCayce Posts: 9,845
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    Nihonga wrote: »
    You certainly don't need an alarm clock to wake you up at 6.30am, that I can tell you.:blush:

    ;-) Please spare your blushes. The high pitch sound of Aziz's voice has become excruciating. Some mornings, her piercing strident sounds have proved too much. Unscrewing head from.body didn't seem to work somehow, so now the alternative is to switch off radio entirely and hope when I turn back on, I'll hear the dulcet tones of Nick F. :)
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    CayceCayce Posts: 9,845
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    clitheroe1 wrote: »
    And you think Iain Dale is neutral? Moreover, do you consider yourself to be neutral to judge?

    I didn't hear the show so I don't know what was said, however, both Mr Farage and Anjem Choudary have been vocal critics of the UK's involvement in military action in Iraq and Afghanistan so one could legitimately make a comparison between these 2 men.

    BiB. Of course I don't think ID would be neutral! You prejudge so readily you must think other posters are totally foolish. You could be making a grave mistake. You didn't hear the show, neither did I, so why make presumptions without the given facts, of which you are fond of making!?!
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    clitheroe1clitheroe1 Posts: 4,156
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    Cayce wrote: »
    BiB, Of course I don't think ID would be neutral! You prejudge so readily you must think other posters are totally foolish. You could be making a grave mistake. You didn't hear the show, neither did I, so why make presumptions without the given facts, which you are so fond of making!?!

    I never said you did think Iain Dale was neutral, I asked a question. To borrow a phrase from Kay Burley, get over yourself.
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    CayceCayce Posts: 9,845
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    clitheroe1 wrote: »
    I never said you did think Iain Dale was neutral, I asked a question. To borrow a phrase from Kay Burley, get over yourself.

    A cheap shot clitheroe you even reinforced the question twice over, look to your post. So to quote Kay Burley 'get over yourself'..back on you!
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