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Craphouserat
Original Poster
956 posts
71 months
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Anyone else think this woman is completely f  king gormless? Eamonn asks her what the mood is like at the leisure centre where the search for missing April is being organised..is it one of despondency? She replies - where there is no news there is hope Eamonn - she was wearing a coat..so she is dressed for the weather. What the f k kind of half arsed f king dimwitted answer is that? She started well enough....does she think we're all sat at home a bit worried but then relief washes over us as we realise she has a f king coat on? Thank f k for that....someone slap her please. Don't have a link to this particular news piece yet...just had to get it off my chest.
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Asterix
16,605 posts
98 months
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She can be a tad irritating but I'm yet to see/hear anyone better Kevin Keegan for the most pointless reply to a question yet.
Him and commentator standing on Wembley Way just before a big England international. Standard throw backs to 1966 as usual and the bloke said something along the lines of, 'well, it wasn't like this back in 1966 was it Kevin?' - 'No, its wasn't. For starters they didn't have computers'.
Penarse!
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Stu R
19,583 posts
85 months
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Just about everyone is forgiven for as long as BBC Breakfast continue to use that thick-as-mince geordie witch for the business section. Except anyone affiliated with Fox News of course.
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el stovey
13,598 posts
133 months
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Stu R said: Just about everyone is forgiven for as long as BBC Breakfast continue to use that thick-as-mince geordie witch for the business section. But they keep putting her in those tight tops. I thinks she's great.
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Andy Zarse
8,142 posts
117 months
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el stovey said: Stu R said: Just about everyone is forgiven for as long as BBC Breakfast continue to use that thick-as-mince geordie witch for the business section. But they keep putting her in those tight tops. I thinks she's great. Agreed, she has no discernible intellect but I look forward to her morning appearances, sat on the end of the bed with my dressing gown casually thrown open and cracking my knuckles...
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marcosgt
6,335 posts
46 months
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Andy Zarse said: el stovey said: Stu R said: Just about everyone is forgiven for as long as BBC Breakfast continue to use that thick-as-mince geordie witch for the business section. But they keep putting her in those tight tops. I thinks she's great. Agreed, she has no discernible intellect but I look forward to her morning appearances, sat on the end of the bed with my dressing gown casually thrown open and cracking my knuckles... You do know you can't actually punch people on the TV right?  Afraid I don't watch Sky News - They might be a brilliant News Channel, but their taint by association with Murdoch means I can't believe anything they say without also checking it 10 other places! M
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smegmore
1,810 posts
46 months
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She's from Wigan. It's the pies that do it.
I would though.
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steveatesh
1,007 posts
34 months
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marcosgt said: You do know you can't actually punch people on the TV right? Afraid I don't watch Sky News - They might be a brilliant News Channel, but their taint by association with Murdoch means I can't believe anything they say without also checking it 10 other places! M It's a hard choice, I feel the same about the BBC News.
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Sheets Tabuer
12,144 posts
85 months
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There are some amusing youtube videos of her run in with Chris Bryant MP.
I think she's a bit of a tit.
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onyx39
3,649 posts
20 months
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A friend of mine used to work at Sky and encountered her "diva like" qualities several times,.,,
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LaurasOtherHalf
6,455 posts
66 months
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Frik
11,979 posts
113 months
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Derek Smith
16,215 posts
118 months
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marcosgt said: You do know you can't actually punch people on the TV right? Although she can strangle people on film.
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Pesty
26,137 posts
126 months
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Asterix said: She can be a tad irritating but I'm yet to see/hear anyone better Kevin Keegan for the most pointless reply to a question yet.
Him and commentator standing on Wembley Way just before a big England international. Standard throw backs to 1966 as usual and the bloke said something along the lines of, 'well, it wasn't like this back in 1966 was it Kevin?' - 'No, its wasn't. For starters they didn't have computers'.
Penarse! I think thats an excellent answer to a stupid question. the problem there is the bloke asking the 'usual and standard s te' ask better questions.
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Gruffy
4,547 posts
129 months
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Frik said: That man is a genius. He deserves more airtime.
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Pork
7,887 posts
104 months
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LaurasOtherHalf said: Ha. Bless her, she's not one to spot when she's beaten, is she?
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retrobob
1,743 posts
59 months
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Still > 
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The Don of Croy
1,105 posts
29 months
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Gruffy said: Frik said: That man is a genius. He deserves more airtime. I like Brooker. It's just that the faux grumpy demeanour is wearing thin after seeing him on more and more programmes where he doesn't have a script... As for the Burley woman - she has to join in and ask these inanities as that is all part of the circus. And it is 99% b ks.
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stuttgartmetal
6,390 posts
86 months
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Ex Tv AM IIRC.
Apart from the Northern accent, she is 100% my type.
Slim gorgeous brunette, with a bit of go in her.
She just needs livening up a bit to enjoy herself.
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retrobob
1,743 posts
59 months
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stuttgartmetal said: Ex Tv AM IIRC.
Apart from the Northern accent, she is 100% my type.
Slim gorgeous brunette, with a bit of go in her.
She just needs livening up a bit to enjoy herself. Fantastic anger f k > 
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