LBC: Presenter leaves....
Sue Rowies
Wonder who will replace him....
Sue
sljhollick
<pa...@COMPASSanomaly.co.uk> writes
>Perhaps it's Tommy. When I woke up this morning, I changed the
>clockradio to LBC from BBB. Ferrari and that other cretin have finally
>lost me with all this truck driver bullshit.
Desperate isn't it... I enjoyed last week in NYC, but this week it's
rolled further downhill than a tellytubby on speed. :( Once again
they're going for the lowest denominator. The Sun reading truck driver.
I can sympathize with them up to a point -- but for goodness sake, it's
the start of a brand new day -- I want to hear what's going on out there
in the big wide world. I know that the road hauliers have to pay more
for derv. now -- well I have to pay more for petrol... so what, not only
that but I'll have to pay more for food now that they will be upping
their transport costs.
Last week was excellent -- there was an American slant to the news that
they gave, which was interesting. Truck drivers tooting their horns
isn't earth-shattering or mind blowing, or in the least mildly amusing.
>Ann Diamond is the most
>infuriating moo going. To think that I used to fancy her when she was
>on TVAM <gulp>.
Disclaimer. I retract the comment I made earlier ago about Paul being
the clever one of the group.
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sljh
John O'Shea
<sl...@islander1.demon.co.uk> expounded:
>In article <36f9ce5d...@news.u-net.com>, Paul Gledhill
><pa...@COMPASSanomaly.co.uk> writes
>>Ann Diamond is the most
>>infuriating moo going. To think that I used to fancy her when she was
>>on TVAM <gulp>.
>
>Disclaimer. I retract the comment I made earlier ago about Paul being
>the clever one of the group.
Intelligence is no guide to taste.
John
greenbadge
and now Fred Housego has gone as well, sad day
"greenbadge"
sljhollick
88s.freeserve.co.uk> writes
> and now Fred Housego has gone as well, sad day
Well -- there's Dickin's place! :)
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sljh
Rosie
John O'Shea wrote in message <36f2bbd1...@news.virgin.net>...
>
>Intelligence is no guide to taste.
Couldn't agree more. Look at Oscar and Bosie.
Rosie (not Bosie)
Graham Higgins
Pamela and Tommy Lee...
No, sorry, that's taste and intelligence perfectly matched...
Curses, Mrs. Stevens! Oh would that I had any of either!
G.
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Graham Higgins
YES!YES! LBC needs that shot in the brai...er, arm!
YES!
G. YES!
Rosie
Graham Higgins wrote in message
<1999032103...@pokkettz.demon.co.uk>...
>sljhollick <sl...@islander1.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>> Well -- there's Dickin's place! :)
>
> YES!YES! LBC needs that shot in the brai..
Like a hole in the head?
>.er, arm!
Foot.
Rosie
sljhollick
e...@btinternet.com> writes
>
>>> Well -- there's Dickin's place! :)
>>
>> YES!YES! LBC needs that shot in the brai..
>
>Like a hole in the head?
Poor Mike Dickin :( Did you see JRoss on the cover of the Radio Times
this week... I looked and though, now THAT is MDs voice... but in truth,
I had to admit that it more brings to mind the rather oily spiv in Dad's
Army.
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sljh
Graham Higgins
> Poor Mike Dickin :( Did you see JRoss on the cover of the Radio Times
> this week... I looked and though, now THAT is MDs voice...
Funny, I look at a picture of Mike Dickin and think 'that's Mike
Dickin's voice' - a rumbly asthmatic version of Mrs. Slocum. Those
vowels! EEwww, inn'e posh?
I caught a bit of the show last night where he made the
startling and controversial assertion that in five years all our schools
will be run by private business.
So at least he'd read the Times yesterday, though of course he
didn't mention that, and presumably reckoned us Sun-readers wouldn't be
able to handle a big newspaper.
There is something appealingly low-down and feral about your
attachment to Mick Dick, Sharon. You make me feel I'm in with a chance.
10..53...hurh89...
G.
Rosie
Graham Higgins wrote in message
> I caught a bit of the show last night where he made the
>startling and controversial assertion that in five years all our schools
>will be run by private business. ..
It's a small world. I caught a bit of the show last night where he was
dealing with the subject of child abuse. Specifically sexual abuse.
He should have left it alone. He appeared disbelieving of some stories
from callers. Well Gosh!! "Why haven't you ever told anyone? <wheeze
wheeze>"
Because they were afraid that nobody would believe them??. Oh but that's
too hard to believe, isn't it Mike?
. But then he doesn't know his arse from his elbow.
And that's my *considered* opinion. Believe it or not.
Rosie
Graham Higgins
> I caught a bit of the show last night where he was
> dealing with the subject of child abuse. Specifically sexual abuse.
> He should have left it alone. He appeared disbelieving of some stories
> from callers. Well Gosh!! "Why haven't you ever told anyone? <wheeze
> wheeze>"
>
> Because they were afraid that nobody would believe them??. Oh but that's
> too hard to believe, isn't it Mike?
This is one of his recurrent themes. There's something pervy
about the way he turns to this subject and then chortles his disbelief
when someone rings in with first-hand experience.
Dickin can be fun for the way he parades his social and
intellectual limitations, the pub bore you csan walk away from, but he's
not up to subjects like this, and seems only to include it in his show
because - hurh!hurh! - it has 'sex' in the title.
> . But then he doesn't know his arse from his elbow.
He doesn't talk through his elbow.