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LBC General Chit-Chat (Part 13)

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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 6,929
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    It may not have been entirely her fault, but if the train company put her up as spokesman then she should have all the answers. I am sure Nick wouldn't have sounded so much of a bully if she had given him an answer. Even if she said, "I don't know but I will find out and come back to you", that would have been much better than her waffling.

    (If anyone is interested, I travelled by train from Portsmouth to London yesterday afternoon - no problems).

    It's unfortunate but we only hear the horror stories at times like this. I only ran into difficulty once last night but two delightful young men came to my assistance and pushed my car out, enabling me to get my passenger safely home.
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    Crawley CutieCrawley Cutie Posts: 10,948
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    Good afternoon all. :):):):)
    I hope everyone is safe & keeping warm.
    Some worrying calls last night during Clive's, 'Snow watch'.
    Included 2 diabetics, one of whom phoned personally, who were feeling ill & panicking.
    They had spent hours stranded on the motorway & had nothing left to sustain their sugar levels.
    Several callers, on J'OB's show today, reiterated that LBC had provided them with a lifeline last night.
    For that they can be proud. :cool:
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    Good afternoon all. :):):):)
    I hope everyone is safe & keeping warm.
    Some worrying calls last night during Clive's, 'Snow watch'.
    Included 2 diabetics, one of whom phoned personally, who were feeling ill & panicking.
    They had spent hours stranded on the motorway & had nothing left to sustain their sugar levels.
    Several callers, on J'OB's show today, reiterated that LBC had provided them with a lifeline last night.
    For that they can be proud. :cool:

    I really do think that LBC provides an invaluable service during these times, as tedious as that may be when you are stuck at home wanting to be entertained with the variety of a 'normal' show. I can't tell you how many times over the past couple of years I have listened to Nick in the morning trying to assess whether or not I should venture out. As a result of hearing those magic words 'only go out if you have to' I am only too glad to put the rest of the day on hold and pull up the duvet, smug in the knowledge that I have been told to stay put. :) I imagine that hearing the friendly tones of a familiar voice on the radio can bring a little bit of comfort to those outside on our roads, facing the elements. I count myself extremely lucky never to have found myself in such a predicament.

    It still amazes me though, how thoroughly unprepared people are when they do have to drive in such conditions: a diabetic travelling without sufficient emergency provisions. Yikes.
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    CayceCayce Posts: 9,845
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    I really do think that LBC provides an invaluable service during these times, as tedious as that may be when you are stuck at home wanting to be entertained with the variety of a 'normal' show. I can't tell you how many times over the past couple of years I have listened to Nick in the morning trying to assess whether or not I should venture out. As a result of hearing those magic words 'only go out if you have to' I am only too glad to put the rest of the day on hold and pull up the duvet, smug in the knowledge that I have been told to stay put. :) I imagine that hearing the friendly tones of a familiar voice on the radio can bring a little bit of comfort to those outside on our roads, facing the elements. I count myself extremely lucky never to have found myself in such a predicament.

    It still amazes me though, how thoroughly unprepared people are when they do have to drive in such conditions: a diabetic travelling without sufficient emergency provisions. Yikes.

    Literally paps, you've echoed my sentiments entirely. I thought I'd write something an hour or so ago when listening to Petrie. But as I've put several OT posts about the appalling road conditions in this neck of the woods thought it best to decline.
    It astounds me how people attempt a journey without thinking about getting back home. Especially when the weather forecast suggests constant snowfall throughout the day!!
    I praise LBC for making listeners aware of the dreadful conditions, if nothing else it saves some folk from chancing their luck - boring as the constant coverage maybe. ;)
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    I'll add my voice to the praise of LBC during the snow crisis. The calls certainly brought home the depth of the disruption and the misery. Should be compulsive listening for both local and central government. Clive was especially good with desperate callers last night - maybe he's been in that situation himself. I found Anthony a little less sympathetic. Steve, unsurprisingly, was 'me me me', IMO, he'll never change. "Oooo .... you are awful but I like you!" sums Steve up for me. (apologies to Dick Emery, that blast from the past).
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    JO'B is on Titchmarsh tonight
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    Crawley CutieCrawley Cutie Posts: 10,948
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    It may not have been entirely her fault, but if the train company put her up as spokesman then she should have all the answers. I am sure Nick wouldn't have sounded so much of a bully if she had given him an answer. Even if she said, "I don't know but I will find out and come back to you", that would have been much better than her waffling.

    (If anyone is interested, I travelled by train from Portsmouth to London yesterday afternoon - no problems).

    Martin, you are right.
    I felt quite uncomfortable listening to NF 'bullying'.
    However, she was totally unprepared for the interview.
    Glad you survived your train journey yesterday & that you were one of ' the lucky ones '. :)
    I am working in London on friday :eek: :eek: So that gives me some optimism.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 6,929
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    Oh dear, James needs to lose some weight - he's beginning to look like Ian Hislop! I haven't seen him on tv for quite a while.
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    Mutleykaz wrote: »
    JO'B is on Titchmarsh tonight

    Discussing whether or not women should be left to do all the prep for Xmas - absolutely not ! Men - get involved! Women - stop letting the side down!

    Nice suit, James, btw :cool: He had a really shiny one on the other day with a ridiculously shabby blue shirt underneath, when it was screaming out for crisp white.

    Regards,

    Trinny. ;)
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    I'll add my voice to the praise of LBC during the snow crisis. The calls certainly brought home the depth of the disruption and the misery. Should be compulsive listening for both local and central government. Clive was especially good with desperate callers last night - maybe he's been in that situation himself. I found Anthony a little less sympathetic. Steve, unsurprisingly, was 'me me me', IMO, he'll never change. "Oooo .... you are awful but I like you!" sums Steve up for me. (apologies to Dick Emery, that blast from the past).

    Eve, I have been meaning to ask you for a while if you are Eve from High Wycombe, who occasionally phones Anthony? Long shot, I know. ;)
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    CayceCayce Posts: 9,845
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    Discussing whether or not women should be left to do all the prep for Xmas - absolutely not ! Men - get involved! Women - stop letting the side down!

    Nice suit, James, btw :cool: He had a really shiny one on the other day with a ridiculously shabby blue shirt underneath, when it was screaming out for crisp white.

    Regards,

    Trinny. ;)

    Addendum: Watch out for those man boobs James - Trin. :o:D
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    Cayce wrote: »
    Addendum: Watch out for those man boobs James - Trin. :o:D

    Indeedy - he needs to stay of the mince pies for a while. (You can be Susannah, dahling! :):D )
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    Cayce wrote: »
    Addendum: Watch out for those man boobs James - Trin. :o:D
    Indeedy - he needs to stay of the mince pies for a while. (You can be Susannah, dahling! :):D )

    I don't know about his man boobs but his face is very chubby and he's developing several chins (oops, sorry chin) on his neck. My baby grandson had that for a while, you didn't know which one to tie his bib around!

    Maybe you two could sort Steve out for his next show, the glittery jacket is fine but it has to fit and the rest of the outfit matters.
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    If you are not careful Mutters I won't let you go to the Ball! :p

    A good idea for Christmas Day this year! How about an LBC pantomime? :D
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    Clive was especially good with desperate callers last night - maybe he's been in that situation himself.

    I agree - I thought Clive gave a masterclass in doing that type of show last night.
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    Cayce wrote: »
    Addendum: Watch out for those man boobs James - Trin. :o:D
    Indeedy - he needs to stay of the mince pies for a while. (You can be Susannah, dahling! :):D )
    Mutleykaz wrote: »
    I don't know about his man boobs but his face is very chubby and he's developing several chins (oops, sorry chin) on his neck. My baby grandson had that for a while, you didn't know which one to tie his bib around!

    Maybe you two could sort Steve out for his next show, the glittery jacket is fine but it has to fit and the rest of the outfit matters.

    Muah, muah, (kissy kissy). 'Dahlings, sorry for my delay I've been detained in attending to my fingernails extensions per usual. Gosh, what can the average Middle Englander do, to abort J O'B's waistline from further eruption and prevent the dahling Steve from pigging out, similarly. Could simultaneous combustion be suggested...only a thought whilst I lavish my time in a champagne bubble bath listening to piped music'...?!
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    chinchin wrote: »
    A good idea for Christmas Day this year! How about an LBC pantomime? :D

    Was looking at the TV schedules for Christmas which have just been released - do we know anything about LBC yet?

    I seem to remember SA saying he wouldnt be on on Christmas Day. Has anyone else mentioned who they might be covering for?
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    coulsdon59 wrote: »
    Was looking at the TV schedules for Christmas which have just been released - do we know anything about LBC yet?

    I seem to remember SA saying he wouldnt be on on Christmas Day. Has anyone else mentioned who they might be covering for?

    I haven't seen anything coulsdon. What do you think of my idea of an LBC panto? Steve could be the wicked stepmother or one of the ugly sisters. Nick M playing the other one, of course! :D
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    coulsdon59 wrote: »
    Was looking at the TV schedules for Christmas which have just been released - do we know anything about LBC yet?

    I seem to remember SA saying he wouldnt be on on Christmas Day. Has anyone else mentioned who they might be covering for?

    Anthony will be doing Christmas Day, coulsdon, although can't remember which time slot. Possibly same as last year which was...er...pass. I did listen and I wasn't drunk...honest.
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    chinchin wrote: »
    I haven't seen anything coulsdon. What do you think of my idea of an LBC panto? Steve could be the wicked stepmother or one of the ugly sisters. Nick M playing the other one, of course! :D

    I wonder who will be the fairy. Plenty of possibilities there. ;)
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    Anthony will be doing Christmas Day, coulsdon, although can't remember which time slot. Possibly same as last year which was...er...pass. I did listen and I wasn't drunk...honest.

    I thought Steve was doing Christmas and Anthony New Year. But I'm probably wrong, as usual. :p
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    I wonder who will be the fairy. Plenty of possibilities there. ;)

    Cristo? :D

    Night LBC fans :)
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    I thought Steve was doing Christmas and Anthony New Year. But I'm probably wrong, as usual. :p

    No, VQ, you might be right. I thought I heard H say he was covering Christmas Day, but I wouldn't put money on it. Well, not much anyway.
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    coulsdon59coulsdon59 Posts: 2,357
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    Anthony will be doing Christmas Day, coulsdon, although can't remember which time slot. Possibly same as last year which was...er...pass. I did listen and I wasn't drunk...honest.

    Did he cover for Clive - or was that the year before??
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    chinchin wrote: »
    I haven't seen anything coulsdon. What do you think of my idea of an LBC panto? Steve could be the wicked stepmother or one of the ugly sisters. Nick M playing the other one, of course! :D

    Do you remember Cristo's Christmas Panto a few years back?
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