This is for Steve A if he is in here.
The abundant luscious charms of Ms Vergara are on Sky Hits [310] at this very moment.
The abundant luscious charms of Ms Vergara are on Sky Hits [310] at this very moment.
LBC General Chit-Chat (Part 32)
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Originally Posted by redvers36:
“Mostly Labour ones it would appear....”
“Mostly Labour ones it would appear....”
67% of voters voted for parties that outwardly support Brexit. Poor old Tim - he would have killed for that kind of 'mandate', would he not?
Or do mandates only count when they are below 50%?
Originally Posted by Mou Mou Land:
“This is for Steve A if he is in here.
The abundant luscious charms of Ms Vergara are on Sky Hits [310] at this very moment.”
“This is for Steve A if he is in here.
The abundant luscious charms of Ms Vergara are on Sky Hits [310] at this very moment.”
Somehow think he wouldn't be interested.
He's mentioned a couple of times that they're negotiating to get a very very exciting guest for In Conversation over Christmas. My money's on Cliff Richard. I can't think who else would get Steve all steamed up.
Originally Posted by gurney-slade:
“Somehow think he wouldn't be interested.
He's mentioned a couple of times that they're negotiating to get a very very exciting guest for In Conversation over Christmas. My money's on Cliff Richard. I can't think who else would get Steve all steamed up.”
“Somehow think he wouldn't be interested.
He's mentioned a couple of times that they're negotiating to get a very very exciting guest for In Conversation over Christmas. My money's on Cliff Richard. I can't think who else would get Steve all steamed up.”
Ms Witherspoon also looks rather good in her little red number if that helps attract him
Very, very exciting might mean Daniel Radcliffe again. 'He's so young, so handsome, so talented and so rich'.
Originally Posted by Landis:
“I am responding to your spirited defence of Paul Nuttall.
There is no shortage of reasons to attack Paul Nuttall.
When he defended the sacked SKY football pundits, Andy Gray and Richard Keys, and their amazing Cave Man behaviour, he told us that this is the kind of banter that he uses on the terraces and down the pub.
I say that this marks him out as a repulsive/loathsome individual.
But maybe...even though you are a woman......you disagree??”
“I am responding to your spirited defence of Paul Nuttall.
There is no shortage of reasons to attack Paul Nuttall.
When he defended the sacked SKY football pundits, Andy Gray and Richard Keys, and their amazing Cave Man behaviour, he told us that this is the kind of banter that he uses on the terraces and down the pub.
I say that this marks him out as a repulsive/loathsome individual.
But maybe...even though you are a woman......you disagree??”
Whilst I don't wish to hear men swear or belittle either men or women, it is a fact of life.
My husband plays rugby, drinks beer and has 'banter' with his mates.
They are all lovely guys who are mysoginistic, drunk, and loud on occasions.........although not normally in front of their wives and girlfriends.
It's too easy these to be offended by anything and everything..........I find a deep breath and a large glass of Pinot is the answer to most things, life is too short
Originally Posted by PhoebeJeebie:
“Whilst I don't wish to hear men swear or belittle either men or women, it is a fact of life.
My husband plays rugby, drinks beer and has 'banter' with his mates.
They are all lovely guys who are mysoginistic, drunk, and loud on occasions.........although not normally in front of their wives and girlfriends.
It's too easy these to be offended by anything and everything..........I find a deep breath and a large glass of Pinot is the answer to most things, life is too short”
“Whilst I don't wish to hear men swear or belittle either men or women, it is a fact of life.
My husband plays rugby, drinks beer and has 'banter' with his mates.
They are all lovely guys who are mysoginistic, drunk, and loud on occasions.........although not normally in front of their wives and girlfriends.
It's too easy these to be offended by anything and everything..........I find a deep breath and a large glass of Pinot is the answer to most things, life is too short
”
So they save their mysoginistic behaviour for other people's wives and daughters.
Aye, life's too short and so these idiots should quit making other folks lives miserable.
Farage pushing for a pay rise from LBC?
http://c.newsnow.co.uk/A/862511276?-15102:21126:0
http://c.newsnow.co.uk/A/862511276?-15102:21126:0
Originally Posted by BanglaRoad:
“So they save their mysoginistic behaviour for other people's wives and daughters.
Aye, life's too short and so these idiots should quit making other folks lives miserable.”
“So they save their mysoginistic behaviour for other people's wives and daughters.
Aye, life's too short and so these idiots should quit making other folks lives miserable.”
You really are a 'glass half empty' type of person Bangles......it doesn't have to be that way you know!
Originally Posted by PhoebeJeebie:
“You really are a 'glass half empty' type of person Bangles......it doesn't have to be that way you know!”
“You really are a 'glass half empty' type of person Bangles......it doesn't have to be that way you know!”
I don't like to interject but I couldn't disagree more. Once a misogynist - always a misogynist - regardless of a 'glass half empty' cliché.
Originally Posted by gurney-slade:
“The thing is, nobody's ever especially surprised or shocked when Tory toffs get caught with their fingers in the till, whereas the LibDem's USP is muesli-munching, sandal-wearing good guys who are above that sort of thing. What they are better at is juicy sex scandals!
”
“The thing is, nobody's ever especially surprised or shocked when Tory toffs get caught with their fingers in the till, whereas the LibDem's USP is muesli-munching, sandal-wearing good guys who are above that sort of thing. What they are better at is juicy sex scandals!
”
Not sure about that, GS. I think the "Back to Basics" Major and the clearly irresistible Currie affair takes some beating.
Originally Posted by thewilson:
“Not sure about that, GS. I think the "Back to Basics" Major and the clearly irresistible Currie affair takes some beating.”
“Not sure about that, GS. I think the "Back to Basics" Major and the clearly irresistible Currie affair takes some beating.”
Oo-er, taking a shine against righty observations from g-s? All very plausible apparently - not! Just nail your colours to the mast, if you dare.
Originally Posted by Mou Mou Land:
“Ms Witherspoon also looks rather good in her little red number if that helps attract him
Very, very exciting might mean Daniel Radcliffe again. 'He's so young, so handsome, so talented and so rich'.”
“Ms Witherspoon also looks rather good in her little red number if that helps attract him
Very, very exciting might mean Daniel Radcliffe again. 'He's so young, so handsome, so talented and so rich'.
”
Or Tom Daley perhaps. He disappeared fairly rapidly after the olympics and hasn't showed up again since.
Originally Posted by Cayce:
“Oo-er, taking a shine against righty observations from g-s. All very plausible apparently - not! Just nail your colours to the mast, if you dare.”
“Oo-er, taking a shine against righty observations from g-s. All very plausible apparently - not! Just nail your colours to the mast, if you dare.
”
Lol Cayce. Just trying to bring some balance to proceedings. Probably not something that you are familiar with.
Originally Posted by thewilson:
“Lol Cayce. Just trying to bring some balance to proceedings. Probably not something that you are familiar with.”
“Lol Cayce. Just trying to bring some balance to proceedings. Probably not something that you are familiar with.
”
You underrate moi
, I listen to Shelagh Foggy to provide balance, preferring her approach, to the infamous juvenile 10am incumbent, J O'B. There, I said it. 
Originally Posted by gurney-slade:
“The thing is, nobody's ever especially surprised or shocked when Tory toffs get caught with their fingers in the till, whereas the LibDem's USP is muesli-munching, sandal-wearing good guys who are above that sort of thing. What they are better at is juicy sex scandals!”
“The thing is, nobody's ever especially surprised or shocked when Tory toffs get caught with their fingers in the till, whereas the LibDem's USP is muesli-munching, sandal-wearing good guys who are above that sort of thing. What they are better at is juicy sex scandals!
”
Originally Posted by thewilson:
“Not sure about that, GS. I think the "Back to Basics" Major and the clearly irresistible Currie affair takes some beating.”
“Not sure about that, GS. I think the "Back to Basics" Major and the clearly irresistible Currie affair takes some beating.”
Another thing Labour are rubbish at ... They can't even manage a decent sex scandal
Originally Posted by PhoebeJeebie:
“Whilst I don't wish to hear men swear or belittle either men or women, it is a fact of life.
My husband plays rugby, drinks beer and has 'banter' with his mates.
They are all lovely guys who are mysoginistic, drunk, and loud on occasions.........although not normally in front of their wives and girlfriends.
It's too easy these to be offended by anything and everything..........I find a deep breath and a large glass of Pinot is the answer to most things, life is too short”
“Whilst I don't wish to hear men swear or belittle either men or women, it is a fact of life.
My husband plays rugby, drinks beer and has 'banter' with his mates.
They are all lovely guys who are mysoginistic, drunk, and loud on occasions.........although not normally in front of their wives and girlfriends.
It's too easy these to be offended by anything and everything..........I find a deep breath and a large glass of Pinot is the answer to most things, life is too short
”
I agree with you PJ.
I've worked in a male dominated environment my entire working life and think I think I can tell the difference between blokes being a bit mouthy and having a laugh and the guy who genuinely has issues with woman.
Obviously groups of women when out together and had a few drinks never say anything remotely offensive about blokes ....
I know when to be offended and when not. I can't spend my life being angry about everything.
Originally Posted by Landis:
“We can discuss both stories. There is no need for your feeble attempts at distraction.
Half of the electorate in the North West (who are pro Eu) expect Paul Nuttall to turn up rather more often.
That is what we are paying him to do.
He cannot even defend his attendance record. He says: So What?
He doesn't care.
Why are we wasting public money on an MEP who doesn't care?”
“We can discuss both stories. There is no need for your feeble attempts at distraction.
Half of the electorate in the North West (who are pro Eu) expect Paul Nuttall to turn up rather more often.
That is what we are paying him to do.
He cannot even defend his attendance record. He says: So What?
He doesn't care.
Why are we wasting public money on an MEP who doesn't care?”
Why are we wasting money on MEP's full stop?
Pretty sure most people don't give a stuff whether their MEP is attending or not. I'd even go as far as to suggest an awful lot of people don't have a clue who their MEP even is!
I'm far more concerned about my actual MP attending votes and session is Parliament.
Originally Posted by Cayce:
“You underrate moi, I listen to Shelagh Foggy to provide balance, preferring her approach, to the infamous juvenile 10am incumbent, J O'B. There, I said it. ”
“You underrate moi
, I listen to Shelagh Foggy to provide balance, preferring her approach, to the infamous juvenile 10am incumbent, J O'B. There, I said it. ”
Well done, Cayce. I find both shows too tedious a listen.
Originally Posted by Peachykeen:
“I agree with you PJ.
I've worked in a male dominated environment my entire working life and think I think I can tell the difference between blokes being a bit mouthy and having a laugh and the guy who genuinely has issues with woman.
Obviously groups of women when out together and had a few drinks never say anything remotely offensive about blokes ....
I know when to be offended and when not. I can't spend my life being angry about everything.”
“I agree with you PJ.
I've worked in a male dominated environment my entire working life and think I think I can tell the difference between blokes being a bit mouthy and having a laugh and the guy who genuinely has issues with woman.
Obviously groups of women when out together and had a few drinks never say anything remotely offensive about blokes ....
I know when to be offended and when not. I can't spend my life being angry about everything.”
I thought PJ mentioned rugby guys with misogynistic issues behind girlfriends/wives backs. I do have broad shoulders, but can't understand why a 'male dominated environment' has persuaded you so, in loving the post?
Originally Posted by Cayce:
“I thought PJ mentioned rugby guys with misogynistic issues behind girlfriends/wives backs. I do have broad shoulders, but can't understand why a 'male dominated environment' has persuaded you so, in loving the post?”
“I thought PJ mentioned rugby guys with misogynistic issues behind girlfriends/wives backs. I do have broad shoulders, but can't understand why a 'male dominated environment' has persuaded you so, in loving the post?
”
PJ said ... 'They are all lovely guys who are mysoginistic, drunk, and loud on occasions.........although not normally in front of their wives and girlfriends.' ..
Because I was the only female on my team for a long time I sort of became 'one of lads' so to speak and they used to speak fairly robustly infront of me but it was all bravado for the most part and I wouldn't stand for any [i]real[/i ]misogyny. You see plenty of women doing exactly the same thing - just watch Loose Women. Could you imagine if there was a panel of men on a TV show talking the way they do about guys?
Anyway, it's just how I feel. I just can't get wound up by it.
Originally Posted by gurney-slade:
“Every morning, when I listen to the last hour of Steve's show, I marvel at how much mileage he gets out of talking about Christmas. Admittedly it's the same old same old but he's kept it up since October!”
“Every morning, when I listen to the last hour of Steve's show, I marvel at how much mileage he gets out of talking about Christmas. Admittedly it's the same old same old but he's kept it up since October!
”
You don't need to have heard of MFamily or Sofia Vergara Gurney...it's not your paid job...if your paid job is to at least be aware of popular culchur.......then you should at least do a little research....seeing as he's back in Twickers by 10:30 most days he can at least read a few web sites or watch some streamed TV........
But I only heard the other week...the man obsessed with Christmas.............. does no actual shopping at local businesses (despite turning their lights on) gets everything from Amazon sent direct to his family.... not even using the gift wrap service....he lets the recipients do it...
. then drops into one lunch before heading for another doing miles of driving
He really does need to get to Brinsworth tout suite........
Originally Posted by lordloz:
“You don't need to have heard of MFamily or Sofia Vergara Gurney...it's not your paid job...if your paid job is to at least be aware of popular culchur.......then you should at least do a little research....seeing as he's back in Twickers by 10:30 most days he can at least read a few web sites or watch some streamed TV........
But I only heard the other week...the man obsessed with Christmas.............. does no actual shopping at local businesses (despite turning their lights on) gets everything from Amazon sent direct to his family.... not even using the gift wrap service....he lets the recipients do it...
. then drops into one lunch before heading for another doing miles of driving
He really does need to get to Brinsworth tout suite........”
“You don't need to have heard of MFamily or Sofia Vergara Gurney...it's not your paid job...if your paid job is to at least be aware of popular culchur.......then you should at least do a little research....seeing as he's back in Twickers by 10:30 most days he can at least read a few web sites or watch some streamed TV........
But I only heard the other week...the man obsessed with Christmas.............. does no actual shopping at local businesses (despite turning their lights on) gets everything from Amazon sent direct to his family.... not even using the gift wrap service....he lets the recipients do it...
. then drops into one lunch before heading for another doing miles of driving
He really does need to get to Brinsworth tout suite........”
Yes, the obsession with Christmas is baffling; I'm sure a psychologist would have a field day with it. A desire to relive his childhood possibly. As you say, he takes very little active part in the preparations, apart from talking about them. He buys lights and decorations every year which no doubt sit around in their boxes until he chucks them out, ready for next year's. I doubt if he'd go to the trouble of putting them up as he never has visitors. Christmas dinner seems to be the highlight of his year. It might have been when he was young in the days before factory farming but now you can have turkey any day of the week. His friends in Essex and his brother at the coast seem to have their celebrations dominated by his timetable; presumably he picks up the bills. I wonder what he'd do if they decided to go on a winter cruise!
Morning all.
Technical cock-up this morning. Halfway through In Conversation with Matthew Bourne they stopped for the ad break. Painfully long silence and then the emergency tape kicked in: In Conversation with Mark Curry and Boy George! Luckily the engineer woke up and it was back to normal.
Originally Posted by gurney-slade:
“ but now you can have turkey any day of the week.”
“ but now you can have turkey any day of the week.”
Some of us never had turkey anyway. I actually prefer chicken! To me the only benefit of turkey is the size of the bird that you can get. But chicken like turkey is no longer 'special' (my parents told me it used to be a luxury meat).
Maybe that's why most people I know actually do two meats for the Christmas dinner table ie chicken or turkey plus pork or ham or even beef.
Andrew Castle is discussing the recent child sex abuse claims within football circles. He then said, "doesn't it make you scared to take your child to school everyday". Is this an unhealthy attempt at hyperbole to bump up LBC listening figures, or does he live in a bubble believing child abuse has only become prevalent in this epoch?
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