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LONDON IS NO LONGER ENGLISH 
Apparently he know lives in the west Indies , I wonder who he is trying to Avoid ?
Khan and Twitter Luvvies have all kicked off Re Diversity and how great it all is
Apparently he know lives in the west Indies , I wonder who he is trying to Avoid ?
Khan and Twitter Luvvies have all kicked off Re Diversity and how great it all is
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Mean while African people sending their Kids to Africa to Avoid the Mayhem ,The Agenda has created ..
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We have let if go too far too many immigrants, it has distorted London
First place they arrive at Victoria Coach Station Exactly why the country voted for Brexit.. ps I don't mind a FEW, I am not a racist, but we need a sense of proportion here |
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I wonder what is policy was for immigrants at Fawlty Towers
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don't mention the war
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Must be that time of night, the forum MAWG's have got a few tins down themselves and start becoming hysterical
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Richie with another Classic what a funny Guy
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The man is clearly a terrible preacher of hate and division, just look at the way he laughs in this...
https://youtu.be/Gv0z8a8naH0 he deserves to be packed off to an island full of POC for the rest of his days, that'll show him! oh, wait a minute |
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I don't think the Spanish were ever very happy about the way he treated Spanish Waiters
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I don't think the Spainish waiters were ever happy about the way the Great British swordsman R Brand treated their daughters.
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I think when they showed FT in Spain, they portrayed Manuel as an Italian
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Yes , of course , who can forget that famous line "My name is Giovanni , I come from Barcelona" ................
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"My Italian eeeez verry goooood , I learrrrn it frrrrom a boooook"
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I don't know how to do this copy and paste thingy, but just looked it up.
When Spanish broadcasters bought the rights to the show, they changed the dubbed script and Manuel became Paolo from Italy. Apparently this got no laughs so they dropped the show. A Catalan broadcaster later bought the show and they kept the name Manuel but he became Mexican |
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A Mexican from Barcelona ? Bizarre
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but in some ways I found it calmer, more polite,
A woman on LBC this morning, hysterically slagging off Cleese over his comments, wouldn't shut up or let Ferrari get a word in to ask a question. I thought that's exactly what Cleese means, he was on about you darling. I'm surprised Ferrari missed that one. |
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Sadly, in 2019...
Everyone expects the Twitter Inquisition. |
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even before London became a migration melting pot,londoners in the city were known as a miserable lot going to work on public transport head down no interaction with other passengers ,now because of the million and one different languages been spoken even if they wanted to 99% of people in the city couldn't communicate with each other
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Also on LBC last night with Darren Adam.
Always thought he was ok, but when quite correctly was accused of being an Anglophobe, he accused the caller of hearing voices in her head. Telling someone that they are mentally deranged is not a winning tactic. |
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I suspect I should apologise for my affection for the Englishness of my upbringing, but in some ways I found it calmer, more polite, more humorous, less tabloid, and less money-oriented than the one that is replacing it."
not sure i see too much wrong with that, if he wasnt living overseas i might take him more seriously. |
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James O'Brien is not above insulting callers over their views either.
These rude presenters should be taught to realise that callers night be under a lot of pressure in their lives, and just need to let off steam. Insulting them on the air could be enough to push them over the edge. |
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if he wasnt living overseas i might take him more seriously.
What's living oversees got to do with an observation about London? I don't live in London either, so can't I comment because I don't live there? |
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you answered your question in the line after you asked it
hey ho |
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So donny says if you don't live in a certain place, then you can't pass comment about it.
Hey flipping ho. |
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i didnt say that at all
why do so many people just make stuff up? |
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It's called 'reading between the lines' . Some use the word 'inference' .
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Can't stand James O'Brien.
Just thought I have another go while I'm here. |
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I suspect I should apologise for my affection for the Englishness of my upbringing, but in some ways I found it calmer, more polite, more humorous, less tabloid, and less money...
maybe cleese has forgotten he was not brought up in london? |
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so raynard thinks crippen is making stuff up
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Dr Crippen • May 30, 2019 11:42 AM BST
Can't stand James O'Brien. I'm with you on James nO'Brain . The rudest most arrogant radio presenter I've ever had the misfortune to listen to . That said , tuning in is addictive  |
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you answered your question in the line after you asked it
So what was that supposed to mean if you didn't agree with it? Try laying your cards on the table when you've been called out. |
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donny osmond • May 30, 2019 11:44 AM BST
so raynard thinks crippen is making stuff up Are you confusing me with someone else ? |
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donny all over the place as usual.
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i inferred it was you reynard..
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Cleese was born in Weston-super-Mare, Somerset, the only child of Reginald Francis Cleese (1893–1972), an insurance salesman (whose father was an insurance clerk), and his wife Muriel Evelyn (née Cross, 1899–2000, the daughter of an auctioneer).[1] His family's surname was originally Cheese, but his father had thought it was embarrassing and changed it when he enlisted in the Army during the First World War.[2] As a child, Cleese supported Bristol City FC and Somerset County Cricket Club.[3][4] Cleese was educated at St Peter's Preparatory School (paid for by money his mother inherited[5]), where he received a prize for English and did well at cricket and boxing. When he was 13, he was awarded an exhibition at Clifton College, an English public school in Bristol. He was already more than 6 feet (1.83 m) tall by then.
Cleese allegedly defaced the school grounds, as a prank, by painting footprints to suggest that the statue of Field Marshal Earl Haig had got down from his plinth and gone to the toilet.[6] Cleese played cricket in the First XI and did well academically, passing 8 O-Levels and 3 A-Levels in mathematics, physics, and chemistry.[7][8] In his autobiography So, Anyway, he says that discovering, aged 17, he had not been made a house prefect by his housemaster affected his outlook: "It was not fair and therefore it was unworthy of my respect ... I believe that this moment changed my perspective on the world." |
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Hope eric susch gave you permission for that.
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