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Why is Rosamund not wearing a poppy?
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He's a thousand times less boring then Lord Webber
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I hate the noise that comes out of Chris Martins mouth. And tge dull repetitive rhythms of his songs. Its like the zombie version of music.
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I hate the noise that comes out of Chris Martins mouth. And tge dull repetitive rhythms of his songs. Its like the zombie version of music.
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I honestly didn't realise until tonight that Lloyd Webber wasn't gay
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Norton seems to have lost his magic. Not sure what it is. Whether it's because they've ditched the audience participation and 'internet' segments as well as ristricting the red chair stories, I don't know. Is it because they don't have the comedian at the end of the sofa anymore? It just seems off, regardless. |
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I hate the noise that comes out of Chris Martins mouth. And tge dull repetitive rhythms of his songs. Its like the zombie version of music.
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I enjoyed it tonight ...very good
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I honestly didn't realise until tonight that Lloyd Webber wasn't gay
even though I've told him he's been married several times with kids
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Norton was a tw*t at the beginning to Chris Martin - who was giving a perfectly good answer to his question but laughed at him when it wasn't what he wanted to hear.
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I thought Andrew Lloyd Webber looked ill tonight. He looked much thinner than I remember him. But maybe it was because I normally see him in a suit jacket which would hide his thin arms.
I've always thought of Andrew LW sexuality as being in the same category as Prince Edward's which is probably not PC. Apologies in advance if I have offended anyone for my non-PC comment.
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Why did you notice ?
Notice as it's so odd that on Tv poppy wearing is almost 100%, so she stood out, yet in real life it seemed to be about 20% wearing when I looked around yesterday, why the difference? Strange world wear footballers banned from wearing them yet those on Tv criticised for not wearing |
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Why did you notice ?
I choose not to adorn myself with them but give freely if caught! |
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Just cannot STAND McIntyre Well I lasted about 3 minutes before that smug arse made me want to kick my tv screen in so switched off.
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Why is Rosamund not wearing a poppy?
Problem with the BBC is your almost morally forced to wear one, I suspect several other people who appear wear one not because they want to but because they feel they have to while being in the public domain, I would wear one but can appreciate not everybody feels they want to & that is their choice. What I actually think is worse is if you feel you have to wear one you get one so small & insignificant you can barely see it, in the case of Michael McIntyre he is not only wearing a tiny poppy but its half way down his lapel, to me that gives the impression he's saying " oh ok but if I have to I want it barely showing " it was so low it could not be seen in any close up, either wear one or don't but don't make it look like your wearing it under sufferance, imo that's worse than not wearing one. |
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Problem with the BBC is your almost morally forced to wear one, I suspect several other people who appear wear one not because they want to but because they feel they have to while being in the public domain, I would wear one but can appreciate not everybody feels they want to & that is their choice.
What I actually think is worse is if you feel you have to wear one you get one so small & insignificant you can barely see it, in the case of Michael McIntyre he is not only wearing a tiny poppy but its half way down his lapel, to me that gives the impression he's saying " oh ok but if I have to I want it barely showing " it was so low it could not be seen in any close up, either wear one or don't but don't make it look like your wearing it under sufferance, imo that's worse than not wearing one. In the real world people don't wear Poppies as they are too lazy to get one. But on Tv there is no excuse Sienna admitted it was a mistake but the silence from Rosamund is telling is she really anti respecting the dead who ensured we live in a world where she has been able to have a highly successful acting career? Even anti war Corbyn wear's one! |
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Just cannot STAND McIntyre Well I lasted about 3 minutes before that smug arse made me want to kick my tv screen in so switched off.
Absolutely detest the bloke and don't even start me on cold play or Chris Martin |
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I'd have to concede that Macintire is popular , I just have no idea why ,
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Fell even more in love with Chris Martin 😍
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First time I've seen CM interviewed. He's very engaging and funny, he seemed a little nervous, which makes him seem more like a normal bloke. Very fanciable. Good programme overall, as it quite often is when there are only British guests.
Looking forward to Tom Hanks next week. |
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He is the funniest man in the world, in his own head.
Absolutely detest the bloke and don't even start me on cold play or Chris Martin I hear you. How on earth is this twerp so popular. I despise this vile little runt. |
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I think you're right about GN. The show has lost all the features that used to make it distinctive, in favour of cramming in more guests to plug their wares. It's just another chat show now. It's a shame. I used to love it.
I mean I can understand why. You go to the BBC get paid a fortune and of course on the BBC you have to do things "proper". I just got fed up of the show like 3 years ago because he is just so fawning now. Also the amount of repeated guests I wonder how they still have any anecdotes to tell at this point. |
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even though I've told him he's been married several times with kids