Originally Posted by MartinRosen:
“ . Can't be bothered”
“ . Can't be bothered”
Wot, being the leader of the clique ?
LBC General Chit-Chat (Part 32)
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Originally Posted by MartinRosen:
“Sorry, I was out yesterday and most of today. Nose
I am sure I have never listened to any of Lucy's shows all the way through - I am usually watching Casualty at that time. Can't be bothered to podcast.”
“Sorry, I was out yesterday and most of today. Nose
I am sure I have never listened to any of Lucy's shows all the way through - I am usually watching Casualty at that time. Can't be bothered to podcast.”
... Not the Martin we know
. Have you undergone a sudden change of interests?
Originally Posted by The_Sleeper:
“Wot, being the leader of the clique ?”
“Wot, being the leader of the clique ?
”
Any clique that would have me a member ............
Originally Posted by Cayce:
“... Not the Martin we know. Have you undergone a sudden change of interests? ”
“... Not the Martin we know
. Have you undergone a sudden change of interests? ”
No
Err ... what interests ?
Originally Posted by MartinRosen:
“No Err ... what interests ?”
“No
Err ... what interests ?”
Your profile location for starters. Mr Sexy 14/15.. and onwards for '16?
Originally Posted by occy:
“I hope Nick Abbott dosnt get a grilling like he did last night. One caller was going for it how he can press the buttons etc etc...”
“I hope Nick Abbott dosnt get a grilling like he did last night. One caller was going for it how he can press the buttons etc etc...”
Oh he can more than look after himself. Sometimes I wish someone of equal weight would take him on and punch a hole in that superiority bubble of his.
Originally Posted by gurney-slade:
“ Can you see Angela telling the CEOs of BMW and Audi that Brussels is going to make trading with us difficult?”
“ Can you see Angela telling the CEOs of BMW and Audi that Brussels is going to make trading with us difficult?”
Yes, because if she doesn't, it's risking the whole EU breaking up.
Of course, I don't know for sure, but on balance, I believe they'll have to. This is largely why I ended up voting Remain in the end - because I can't see a way that the UK won't suffer from leaving and because the Leave campaign offered only slogans and no actual plans.
Originally Posted by Cayce:
“Your profile location for starters. Mr Sexy 14/15.. and onwards for '16?”
“Your profile location for starters. Mr Sexy 14/15.. and onwards for '16?”
As I said nothing has changed - I am still Mr Sexy.
Originally Posted by gurney-slade:
“The UK has more bargaining power than Switzerland. We buy a fifth of all Germany's cars for one thing. Can you see Angela telling the CEOs of BMW and Audi that Brussels is going to make trading with us difficult?”
“The UK has more bargaining power than Switzerland. We buy a fifth of all Germany's cars for one thing. Can you see Angela telling the CEOs of BMW and Audi that Brussels is going to make trading with us difficult?”
Yes because our trade relations are not symmetric.
Germany can continue to export physical goods (eg lifts, precision machinery, cars) to the UK under WTO rules. Any added cost will just be passed onto the UK consumer.
We on the other hand export financial services. We need passporting to do that from the UK into the EU - just like you cannot declare yourself a financial advisor here without licensing from the Financial regulatory bodies. In the absence of passporting you need to relocate to the EU to offer your financial services.
Two rather excruciating examples on Fanny's therapy session this morning:
1) Using a picture of James Haskell in one of the papers to salivate over the thought of Tom Daley in a pair of Speedos.
2) Talking very sensitively about the couple that completed a suicide pact rather than be separated in care homes. "It's so sad. You would think after 65 years together they could have some sort of dignity ooh that's a lovely pair of Skechers worn by Paul Cooper ...."
1) Using a picture of James Haskell in one of the papers to salivate over the thought of Tom Daley in a pair of Speedos.
2) Talking very sensitively about the couple that completed a suicide pact rather than be separated in care homes. "It's so sad. You would think after 65 years together they could have some sort of dignity ooh that's a lovely pair of Skechers worn by Paul Cooper ...."
The political situation seems to have swept aside the death of Caroline Aherne, (Mrs Merton). Sadly, she's had only but brief mention by presenters. 
Originally Posted by The_Moth:
“Two rather excruciating examples on Fanny's therapy session this morning:
1) Using a picture of James Haskell in one of the papers to salivate over the thought of Tom Daley in a pair of Speedos.
2) Talking very sensitively about the couple that completed a suicide pact rather than be separated in care homes. "It's so sad. You would think after 65 years together they could have some sort of dignity ooh that's a lovely pair of Skechers worn by Paul Cooper ...."”
“Two rather excruciating examples on Fanny's therapy session this morning:
1) Using a picture of James Haskell in one of the papers to salivate over the thought of Tom Daley in a pair of Speedos.
2) Talking very sensitively about the couple that completed a suicide pact rather than be separated in care homes. "It's so sad. You would think after 65 years together they could have some sort of dignity ooh that's a lovely pair of Skechers worn by Paul Cooper ...."”
It was painful listening wasn't it? Not to mention the constant crowing about Cliff, Brian Conley's stunning daughters and Gloria Hunniford. I know he doesn't get out much but it was just a party with a few celebs. I wonder what real people in the 'business of show' make of him. I wonder if they revel in his unfettered idolatry and sycophantic ways!
JohnnieofBrixton phoned in to Ferarri just now after tweeting last week that he is seldom allowed on LBC these days.
Ferrari seemed genuinely pleased to receive him as it was 'the first time for a long time'. I've always thought Ferrari rather enjoys the banter that comes out of their little spates. I know I do.
Mind you it's not the presenters that choose the callers it's the producer.
Ferrari seemed genuinely pleased to receive him as it was 'the first time for a long time'. I've always thought Ferrari rather enjoys the banter that comes out of their little spates. I know I do.
Mind you it's not the presenters that choose the callers it's the producer.
Switched on at 11.30 last night to see if Nick had got over his Brexit hissy fit. No such luck. He was still spitting dummies around the studio. I presume he'd been at it since 10. And it was the same old whinge as the previous nights. Perhaps it's a form of Tourettes.
Morning all.
Morning all.
Originally Posted by gurney-slade:
“Switched on at 11.30 last night to see if Nick had got over his Brexit hissy fit. No such luck. He was still spitting dummies around the studio. I presume he'd been at it since 10. And it was the same old whinge as the previous nights. Perhaps it's a form of Tourettes.
Morning all.”
“Switched on at 11.30 last night to see if Nick had got over his Brexit hissy fit. No such luck. He was still spitting dummies around the studio. I presume he'd been at it since 10. And it was the same old whinge as the previous nights. Perhaps it's a form of Tourettes.
Morning all.
”
Funnily enough, Nick didn't want to talk about the referendum before it happened. He used to sigh and moan every time someone called up to discuss it. Now he talks about little else. HIs show has gone from a must listen to avoid at all costs.
Originally Posted by Supersoul:
“Funnily enough, Nick didn't want to talk about the referendum before it happened. He used to sigh and moan every time someone called up to discuss it. Now he talks about little else. HIs show has gone from a must listen to avoid at all costs.”
“Funnily enough, Nick didn't want to talk about the referendum before it happened. He used to sigh and moan every time someone called up to discuss it. Now he talks about little else. HIs show has gone from a must listen to avoid at all costs.”
And long may it be discussed. This is a fundamental issue that could terminally affect an entire generation, long after many of the swing Leave voters have passed away.
A legal.challenge has been issued by anonymous backers, demanding that the supremacy of Parliament be affirmed, and for ratification by MPs as a matter of due process.
This populist outcome must be discussed at every turn.
Originally Posted by Nosedive:
“JohnnieofBrixton phoned in to Ferarri just now after tweeting last week that he is seldom allowed on LBC these days.
Ferrari seemed genuinely pleased to receive him as it was 'the first time for a long time'. I've always thought Ferrari rather enjoys the banter that comes out of their little spates. I know I do.
Mind you it's not the presenters that choose the callers it's the producer.”
“JohnnieofBrixton phoned in to Ferarri just now after tweeting last week that he is seldom allowed on LBC these days.
Ferrari seemed genuinely pleased to receive him as it was 'the first time for a long time'. I've always thought Ferrari rather enjoys the banter that comes out of their little spates. I know I do.
Mind you it's not the presenters that choose the callers it's the producer.”
I agree Ferrari always seems to enjoy the banter between himself and Johnnie. There always pretty friendly exchanges with the odd backhanded comment thrown in.
Originally Posted by tahiti:
“And long may it be discussed. This is a fundamental issue that could terminally affect an entire generation, long after many of the swing Leave voters have passed away.
A legal.challenge has been issued by anonymous backers, demanding that the supremacy of Parliament be affirmed, and for ratification by MPs as a matter of due process.
This populist outcome must be discussed at every turn.”
“And long may it be discussed. This is a fundamental issue that could terminally affect an entire generation, long after many of the swing Leave voters have passed away.
A legal.challenge has been issued by anonymous backers, demanding that the supremacy of Parliament be affirmed, and for ratification by MPs as a matter of due process.
This populist outcome must be discussed at every turn.”
Oh God, must it?
Originally Posted by Nosedive:
“JohnnieofBrixton phoned in to Ferarri just now after tweeting last week that he is seldom allowed on LBC these days.
Ferrari seemed genuinely pleased to receive him as it was 'the first time for a long time'. I've always thought Ferrari rather enjoys the banter that comes out of their little spates. I know I do.
Mind you it's not the presenters that choose the callers it's the producer.”
“JohnnieofBrixton phoned in to Ferarri just now after tweeting last week that he is seldom allowed on LBC these days.
Ferrari seemed genuinely pleased to receive him as it was 'the first time for a long time'. I've always thought Ferrari rather enjoys the banter that comes out of their little spates. I know I do.
Mind you it's not the presenters that choose the callers it's the producer.”
its presenters who choose along with producers .
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it dodnt take long for lbc to return to type with kt hopkins inciting against and othering muslims sunday. considering the rise in hate crimes its wholly irresponsible.
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and JoB the self diagnosed liberal works happily for this station. i wonder how he is going to backtrack from his fawning support for swivel eye gove as potential tory party leader.
Originally Posted by tahiti:
“And long may it be discussed. This is a fundamental issue that could terminally affect an entire generation, long after many of the swing Leave voters have passed away.
A legal.challenge has been issued by anonymous backers, demanding that the supremacy of Parliament be affirmed, and for ratification by MPs as a matter of due process.
This populist outcome must be discussed at every turn.”
“And long may it be discussed. This is a fundamental issue that could terminally affect an entire generation, long after many of the swing Leave voters have passed away.
A legal.challenge has been issued by anonymous backers, demanding that the supremacy of Parliament be affirmed, and for ratification by MPs as a matter of due process.
This populist outcome must be discussed at every turn.”
Why don't you take your spamming of the LBC thread to the politics section. You have written post after post, since the referendum and they barely relate to LBC.
I would imagine that most others who post on here, are at least as well informed as you are. However, they don't feel the need to continually post their views in this thread; there is even an LBC Politics thread; why don't you post your drivel there?
Originally Posted by Oscar_:
“I think everyone assumed that The Slim And Slender Katie Hopkins would be a stern battle-axe kind of a figure but in fact she has settled in quite nicely and is now bringing lots of fun and humour to her show. This is refreshing and welcome in the otherwise mostly DOUR environment of LBC.
One of the nicest little touches today was when she sarcastically "thanked" the producers for putting through a caller who waffled on too much and bored her. I know this is at the caller's expense a little bit, but when you call up there is always a chance that something like that will happen to you. It sort of goes with the territory.”
“I think everyone assumed that The Slim And Slender Katie Hopkins would be a stern battle-axe kind of a figure but in fact she has settled in quite nicely and is now bringing lots of fun and humour to her show. This is refreshing and welcome in the otherwise mostly DOUR environment of LBC.
One of the nicest little touches today was when she sarcastically "thanked" the producers for putting through a caller who waffled on too much and bored her. I know this is at the caller's expense a little bit, but when you call up there is always a chance that something like that will happen to you. It sort of goes with the territory.”
nothing amusing about someone in a position to influence 'othering' and inciting against muslims at a time when hate crimes are on the rise.
Originally Posted by tahiti:
“When we exit the EU we will lose access not only to the EU (top 25 export destinations bar India and China), we will also lose preferential trade status with all the parties with which the EU has already negotiated free trade agreements (Mexico, South Korea ..) or those with which an agreement is on the way ( Canada, Singapore ...)
This means we will fall back on WTO rules for a decade at least.
Given England and Wales's rather reduced skillset in such matters, and the length of time required to negotiate such things, it will take us 25 years minimum just to get back to where we are now.
And when we do get there, our influence and size means ithe agreements will be less favourable than now.
Nothing much 'exciting' awaits us in the cold light of day, which is why I believe another referendum will be put to the people in some form. A more pragmatic outcome should then prevail.”
“When we exit the EU we will lose access not only to the EU (top 25 export destinations bar India and China), we will also lose preferential trade status with all the parties with which the EU has already negotiated free trade agreements (Mexico, South Korea ..) or those with which an agreement is on the way ( Canada, Singapore ...)
This means we will fall back on WTO rules for a decade at least.
Given England and Wales's rather reduced skillset in such matters, and the length of time required to negotiate such things, it will take us 25 years minimum just to get back to where we are now.
And when we do get there, our influence and size means ithe agreements will be less favourable than now.
Nothing much 'exciting' awaits us in the cold light of day, which is why I believe another referendum will be put to the people in some form. A more pragmatic outcome should then prevail.”
there'll not be a brexit. we'll be in whilst being out. on the slim chance there is a brexit we'll be a corporatocracy more so than we are at present.
Originally Posted by digitalspyfan1:
“I think Katie Hopkins should run for Parliament. Who know, perhaps in ten years or so she could contest the Conservative leadership and become a future Prime Minister!
I'm sure she would make the country great again. Sort of a Donald Trump type but with with better legs.”
“I think Katie Hopkins should run for Parliament. Who know, perhaps in ten years or so she could contest the Conservative leadership and become a future Prime Minister!
I'm sure she would make the country great again. Sort of a Donald Trump type but with with better legs.”
trump is being accused of 'borrowing' yet again from 'nazi' memes in the same way the brexit camp did here during the eu ref. kt hopkins is a great fan of both trump and brexit.
Originally Posted by digitalspyfan1:
“Kaite Hopkins says she admires Jeremy Corbyn for his principles - he is a conviction politician. Guess she forgets Corbyn has been anti-EU all his life, he voted against our membership into the EEC in !973, voted against the The Maastricht Treaty in 1992 but told Labour supporters to vote remain in the 2016 EU referendum.
I don't think he is genuine. I think if he won power he'd backtrack on many of his pledges.”
“Kaite Hopkins says she admires Jeremy Corbyn for his principles - he is a conviction politician. Guess she forgets Corbyn has been anti-EU all his life, he voted against our membership into the EEC in !973, voted against the The Maastricht Treaty in 1992 but told Labour supporters to vote remain in the 2016 EU referendum.
I don't think he is genuine. I think if he won power he'd backtrack on many of his pledges.”
hes said he'd honour brexit. of all the politicians brexit or not he is about the only one who would in reality complete the task.
Farage resigning.
Must have been feeling neglected since the 24th
Wonder if dear Nigel will be popping up more or less on LBC?
Must have been feeling neglected since the 24th
Wonder if dear Nigel will be popping up more or less on LBC?
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