Mr Tumble, 6 Music and the march of infants...

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Nibble said:

Grow. Up.

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I take it you don't have kids - expecting to get a flaming here but oh well - I often refer to adults without kids who hate anything disrupting their world or routine as kidults.

Seriously though - check out Justin he is a very talented individual who has done some amazing things for inclusivity for children with disabilities (as I know from personal experience).

Really sorry if you don't want to listen to radio 6 anymore -

 

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Mr Tumble, what's not to like?

 

Norman Potting

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I am more of an Archie the inventor fan.

 

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I' m getting in to Hey Dugee atm. The Camp crab is a hoot. And Roly is the best Hippo on telly.

 

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I LOOK like Mr Tumble. FACT.

 

Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo

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My youngest who is 2 loves Mr Tumble, he struggles a bit with his speech,being the youngest of 4 the older kids tend to speak for him or over him. Watching Mr Tumble has really helped him with the signing and his speech has improved as a result. Won't hear a word said against him. My favourite in the Tumble family is Cool Tumble.

Cool.

 

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Thought this was going to be a thread about Wilfried Zaha

 

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Jam The Man said:

I LOOK like Mr Tumble. FACT.

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... now you mention it...

 

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It would appear the boy nibble is swimming against the tide, on this one.

 

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Am I the only person to never have heard of Mr Tumble?

 

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bn9 bha said:

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Mr Tumble, what's not to like?

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Look at them Doc Martens. You can tell he used to be a skinhead THUG.

 

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• Jul 12, 2015

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I acknowledge the fact he has done good by including disabled children in his shows and bringing them into our homes so more fortunate children can see they are just like everyone else only disadvantaged and that compassion and understanding is required for everyone no matter your background.

However I see Justin as a megalomaniac who runs CBeebies with a rod of iron from behind the scenes with all the variety of kids shows he now owns, writes etc. He is
now on the brink of world domination if his planned breakthrough into the USA goes to plan.....

I would not be surprised at all if he is sending subliminal messages to toddlers throughout the world and they will soon rise up with Justin as their leader.....

You have been warned....

 

Gullflyinghigh

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Nibble said:

Mr Tumble doing a R6 takeover this morning. Does everything have to be geared towards children these days? I know it was ironic but FFS.
Cant we have something left exclusively for adults without people pushing their children all over it. Genuinely will now not listen to R6 because of this ridiculous stunt.

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Whilst I can't claim to be an expert, aren't Radio 2, 3 and 4 all geared exclusively towards adults? I think Radio 1 probably is as well, though if you were to listen to the morning show you'd struggle to tell...

 

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Bry Nylon said:

Thought this was going to be a thread about Wilfried Zaha

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He's even got his swag bag to steal 3 points in when he dives.

 

Nibble

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The Upper Library said:

I take it you don't have kids - expecting to get a flaming here but oh well - I often refer to adults without kids who hate anything disrupting their world or routine as kidults.

Seriously though - check out Justin he is a very talented individual who has done some amazing things for inclusivity for children with disabilities (as I know from personal experience).

Really sorry if you don't want to listen to radio 6 anymore -

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Well you should be more careful, there's many reasons people don't have children not just because they don't want something upsetting their routine.

Astonishing people are getting so upset that I insulted a ****ing clown off the telly. You need more going on in your lives.

 

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Nibble said:

Well you should be more careful, there's many reasons people don't have children not just because they don't want something upsetting their routine.

Astonishing people are getting so upset that I insulted a ****ing clown off the telly. You need more going on in your lives.

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Hang on a second you started this thread basically moaning about people with children pushing their life style etc. I to those who haven't. Fair enough about many reasons why people can't have kids but don't see why I have to be "careful"?!?!.

 

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Proper programme coming on at 4pm.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b061y2nz