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LBC General Chit-Chat (Part 32)
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BanglaRoad
30-11-2016
Jolly little story for a LBC presenter to have some fun with.
I have heard of fantasy football but looks we have a fantasist politician.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...medium=twitter
Mou Mou Land
30-11-2016
Originally Posted by BanglaRoad:
“Jolly little story for a LBC presenter to have some fun with.
I have heard of fantasy football but looks we have a fantasist politician.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...medium=twitter”

Read further down.

I think Brendan has signed him
Mou Mou Land
30-11-2016
Originally Posted by Landis:
“I don't think he did.

“I absolve him (Blair) from a personal and demonstrable decision to deceive Parliament or the public, to state falsehoods knowing them to be false."
John Chilcot”


Did he misrepresent reports to parliament?
Mou Mou Land
30-11-2016
Originally Posted by Landis:
“I don't think he did.

“I absolve him (Blair) from a personal and demonstrable decision to deceive Parliament or the public, to state falsehoods knowing them to be false."
John Chilcot”

You do realise that absolution is a religious state and not a legal one?
farmer bob
30-11-2016
Originally Posted by Mou Mou Land:
“Read further down.

I think Brendan has signed him”

lol
Carolyn_Brown
01-12-2016
Originally Posted by Billy244:
“Yeah I've just realised that after hearing a little about it on the LBC news a pity I missed all the action, by all means carry on regardless Landis. ”

Cant see why Nick Abbot didn't discuss it last night but no instead he is doing his usual ramblings about (trumpet sound) Brexit and immigration! Yay!!!!!
farmer bob
01-12-2016
Steve Allen's unfulfilled craving, "to munch on a slice of fried bread whilst walking to the bus stop"

"Eating in public? Don't be ridiculous Steven...yes...sorry mother"

"Aunt Enid's walnuts"

"Your alternator's gone sir"
gurney-slade
01-12-2016
Originally Posted by Carolyn_Brown:
“Cant see why Nick Abbot didn't discuss it last night but no instead he is doing his usual ramblings about (trumpet sound) Brexit and immigration! Yay!!!!!”


Presumably he'll be boring listeners to death with his 'A-Z of the Year' over New Year. It'll come to a grinding halt on B, when somebody suggests Brexit and he whinges on about it for the rest of the show.

Morning all.
Billy244
01-12-2016
Originally Posted by BanglaRoad:
“Jolly little story for a LBC presenter to have some fun with.
I have heard of fantasy football but looks we have a fantasist politician.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...medium=twitter”

Interesting to see your such an avid reader of that bible of online news the MailOnline Bangla must be true if this media outlet is saying it.
I might have to tune in to the bearded wonder this morning I've just got to hear what he has to say about Mr Johnson after last night's SKY revelations surely surely surely another referendum must be held now eh?.
Carolyn_Brown
01-12-2016
Originally Posted by gurney-slade:
“Presumably he'll be boring listeners to death with his 'A-Z of the Year' over New Year. It'll come to a grinding halt on B, when somebody suggests Brexit and he whinges on about it for the rest of the show.

Morning all. ”

Also C for crisps because all British people do is sit on their sofas and eat them all day and not work in the service industry (apart from my friend who is a cleaner and the four staff in my MacDonalds and my sister who is a carer and three of her colleagues in the care home) , I for immigration although that could tie in with B for Brexit and T for Trump or The Donald.
BanglaRoad
01-12-2016
Originally Posted by Billy244:
“Interesting to see your such an avid reader of that bible of online news the MailOnline Bangla must be true if this media outlet is saying it.
I might have to tune in to the bearded wonder this morning I've just got to hear what he has to say about Mr Johnson after last night's SKY revelations surely surely surely another referendum must be held now eh?.”

Marning Billy!
Not an avid DM reader but welcome to the age of social media where links to stories from loads of different sources cross your path.
BTW Have just tuned in to Ferarri and he is saying he is eating a fiver with marmalade. Why?
MartinRosen
01-12-2016
Originally Posted by BanglaRoad:
“BTW Have just tuned in to Ferarri and he is saying he is eating a fiver with marmalade. Why?”

Because they contain tallow, made from animal fat. The religious groups and vegeterians are 'up in arms' about it.

BTW I wonder if they realise that tallow is in candles and soaps!
Landis
01-12-2016
Originally Posted by Mou Mou Land:
“Did he misrepresent reports to parliament?”

No.
That may be your opinion but it is not my opinion or John Chilcot's opinion.


Originally Posted by Mou Mou Land:
“You do realise that absolution is a religious state and not a legal one?”

I presume this is a question for John Chilcot?
BanglaRoad
01-12-2016
Originally Posted by MartinRosen:
“Because they contain tallow, made from animal fat. The religious groups and vegeterians are 'up in arms' about it.

BTW I wonder if they realise that tallow is in candles and soaps!”

I know they contain animal fat product but why eat one?
Suppose it made sense to the tabloid king Ferarri but IMO it was just a stupid stunt.
Note to self. spellcheck before posting
MartinRosen
01-12-2016
Originally Posted by BanglaRoad:
“I know they contain animal fat product but why eat one?
Suppose it made sense to the tabloid king Ferarri but IMO it was just a stupid stunt.
Note to self. spellcheck before posting”

I didn't hear it, but it was obviously a joke. I know he thinks it is ridicolous the protests, so he is mocking them by saying as it is 'meat' it would be delicious to eat.
gurney-slade
01-12-2016
Originally Posted by MartinRosen:
“I didn't hear it, but it was obviously a joke. I know he thinks it is ridicolous the protests, so he is mocking them by saying as it is 'meat' it would be delicious to eat.”

It's the Indian Rebellion all over again, when the Sepoys discovered that the rifle cartridges were contaminated with animal fat.
BanglaRoad
01-12-2016
Originally Posted by MartinRosen:
“I didn't hear it, but it was obviously a joke. I know he thinks it is ridicolous the protests, so he is mocking them by saying as it is 'meat' it would be delicious to eat.”

Aye, that was my conclusion.
Mocking folk who hold a contrary view.
Hope he doesn't contract a nasty tummy bug after chewing an a bank note.
gurney-slade
01-12-2016
In response to Mrs May saying Christians should be free to refer to Christmas without fear of repercussions, J O'B is challenging Christians to tell him when and why they feel unable to do so. His response so far has been to contradict and ridicule callers who feel that they can't!
BanglaRoad
01-12-2016
Originally Posted by gurney-slade:
“In response to Mrs May saying Christians should be free to refer to Christmas without fear of repercussions, J O'B is challenging Christians to tell him when and why they feel unable to do so. His response so far has been to contradict and ridicule callers who feel that they can't!”

He has ridiculed them because their reasons are ridiculous.
The guy from Langley who was a personal trainer was complaining his beliefs were denied him because a lady who fell off the treadmill and hurt her ankle refused his "healing hands" offer to treat her but wanted proper medical attention instead.
Good for JOB for trying to get through to the guy that him being told by the lady that she wanted proper treatment wasn't about him being denied his right to be a Christian at work.
BanglaRoad
01-12-2016
Another caller who phoned in to tell the nation why his Christian beliefs were under threat opened with the line that the lights in Oxford Street were not to his liking.
Cayce
01-12-2016
Originally Posted by MartinRosen:
“Because they contain tallow, made from animal fat. The religious groups and vegeterians are 'up in arms' about it.

BTW I wonder if they realise that tallow is in candles and soaps!”

Nick Ferrari couldn't understand all the fuss over the new fivers. He said those that are against them don't have to eat them and they can always wear gloves.
gurney-slade
01-12-2016
Originally Posted by BanglaRoad:
“He has ridiculed them because their reasons are ridiculous.
The guy from Langley who was a personal trainer was complaining his beliefs were denied him because a lady who fell off the treadmill and hurt her ankle refused his "healing hands" offer to treat her but wanted proper medical attention instead.
Good for JOB for trying to get through to the guy that him being told by the lady that she wanted proper treatment wasn't about him being denied his right to be a Christian at work.”

But he could have pointed out the error of their ways courteously, and not sounding like the school bully telling the little kids that his dad's bigger than theirs and he'll smash their teeth in if they argue with him.
girloutofwishaw
01-12-2016
I agree. I am fond - usually- of listening to his show but on topics such as this he does come across as a condescending bully.

He practically called a recent caller a liar.

Not good.
BanglaRoad
01-12-2016
Originally Posted by gurney-slade:
“But he could have pointed out the error of their ways courteously, and not sounding like the school bully telling the little kids that his dad's bigger than theirs and he'll smash their teeth in if they argue with him.”

But he didn't do that.
Oh the next caller who thinks that he can't talk about Christianity at work has phoned in to complain about blasphemy in movies.
gurney-slade
01-12-2016
Originally Posted by BanglaRoad:
“But he didn't do that.
Oh the next caller who thinks that he can't talk about Christianity at work has phoned in to complain about blasphemy in movies.”

Oh but he did. And anybody can't see that, is as bad as he is. Courtesy costs nothing.
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