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Tony Blair started the whole thing now everyone seems to be doing it. Why just why,Jo Swinson is the master/mistress at the minute,do they go to some kind of finishing school ?
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Bloody annoying m8
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If we tied their arms to their bodies would they then stfu?
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Norman Smith of BBC political propaganda is the worst.
Hands all over the place pointing sweeping grasping waving. He's like someone with Saint Vitus' dance. Make him keep his hands in his pockets, or put him in a straitjacket. |
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Keep still Norman!
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Adding to that " annoyance" are the people who appear to find it impossible not to start an interview with the word " so".
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could be worse; you should all count the number of times Beth Rigby says "My sauces" during her endless interruptions
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Would that be HP sauce?
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 Dr C. |
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Just had Norman Smith on again.
Wearing an appalling pink tie with a big untidy knot, looking like he'd just tried to hang himself with it. Big red information band at the bottom of the screen blocking out his hands. Wow what an improvement. |
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Wasn't Magnus Pyke famous for this or am I thinking of someone else?
Have you noticed in newspaper interviews with a chief execs how in the photo, they've always got their hands about 18 inches apart, making a box-like shape? |
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Have you seen magnus pike?
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Check out the new girl in Homes under the Hammer, what a performance just to show us around some dilapidated sheet hole.
The lass is cracking bit of stuff by the way. But she makes herself look a complete idiot dancing through the properties like a ballerina. |
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Wasn't Magnus Pyke famous for this or am I thinking of someone else?
Have you noticed in newspaper interviews with a chief execs how in the photo, they've always got their hands about 18 inches apart, making a box-like shape? Maybe their doing the 'big fish, little fish, cardboard box' dance? |
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It's akin to underlining stuff and excessive use of exclamation marks when writing a passage, not to mention smilies.
They wouldn't do that when they're writing so why do it when they're speaking? Although perhaps they do write like that. |
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Fantastic topic, some first class posts.
Dilapidated sheet hole from Dr C sums up the programme perfectly. I wonder how bad some of these properties are capable of getting. Nothing like a tree branch growing through the living room skirting board. Beth Rigby may well be guilty of waving her hands about but I must admit to a bit of a crush and am too busy fixated on her lovely hair and lipstick. |
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Norman Smith on BBC news gets worse.
Just watched his emotional report on today's business in Parliament. He's going off his rocker. |