Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Btw he hasn't been ginger for years His hair is white now.
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[Misc] He’s gone.
- Thread starter The Clamp
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Last time I saw CE he was hobnobbing with Lord March at Goodwood in the drivers club . . . he'll never be posh, think he spends half his time hanging around with that greasey spoon standard cooking bell end James Martin. a match made in hell.
I used to think he was ok, but after he made his come back from the champagne Charlie years he just disappeared up his own arse in an intergalactic way.
I used to think he was ok, but after he made his come back from the champagne Charlie years he just disappeared up his own arse in an intergalactic way.
The Spanish
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The Spanish
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What is it with Radio 2 and all these people from the 90s. I suppose it’s the demographic, radio 2 tracks the real world just 20 years behind.
All those wacky zaniness from the 90s was really tedious at the time. I don’t think Chris Evans has ever uttered anything that’s made me laugh. All that Big Breakfast 90s craziness did my head in at the time I have no need to re-live it. Replacing with your Balls and Coxes is just perpetuating this bad dream where we are stuck in the 90s and Liam Gallagher will stumble pissed out of the Met Bar every night forever and that will be amazing.
All those wacky zaniness from the 90s was really tedious at the time. I don’t think Chris Evans has ever uttered anything that’s made me laugh. All that Big Breakfast 90s craziness did my head in at the time I have no need to re-live it. Replacing with your Balls and Coxes is just perpetuating this bad dream where we are stuck in the 90s and Liam Gallagher will stumble pissed out of the Met Bar every night forever and that will be amazing.
mikeyjh
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vegster
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- May 5, 2008
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I struggle with 6Music, in particular Mary Anne Hobbs who just mumbles inanely like Marvin The Paranoid Android and Radcliffe and Maconie who just mumble on equally inanely and forget to PLAY MUSIC which is meant to be the WHOLE POINT of 6 Music. Give me Tom Robinson or Steve Lamacq any time. As for Evans, its the fence for me, never listened much before and won't go out of my way to find him now.
In the unfortunate moments before I spin the dial to escape CE, his cars, golf and celeb buddies often feature. zzzzzz
The 80’s bore Steve Wright and his possie of fellow bores exemplify that.
So why did you listen if you hate him so much?
Blimey .... aggressive or what ? You might want to seek help if a radio DJ does this much damage to you. You see that knob ( on your radio ... not you ) .... you can use it to turn off the problem DJ.
portslade seagull
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With You on this Clampy. He was just white noise who loved his own voice. Rich one though
Chris Evans lickers can’t accept [MENTION=33848]The Clamp[/MENTION] having a strong opposing view. I thought NSC was a forum for free speech.
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Two years of having no choice but to listen to him at work. It turned me into the lunatic you know and love today. Sorry that my thread has upset you so much that you felt the need to comment. If my posts make you and your pals so angry you can click off the thread . Blimey
Merry Christmas
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- #74
Work.
But that’s a rather silly thing to ask. I never said I listened to him through choice but I know what he’s like.I don’t listen to The Beatles as I don’t like them but I know what they sound like.
I apologise that I have obviously struck upon a rather sensitive subject. There’s a certain type that likes Evans , a sort of Top Gear type of bloke. Very broad taste. And by broad, I mean none.
Anyway, have a lovely Christmas.
Birdie Boy
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- Jun 17, 2011
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Not ginger anymore, its all gone...
I don't like him, hence I avoid him at all costs. Nothing sensitive about what I said, was just asking a question.
Same to you.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Nope, not a Top Gear kind of bloke, but I like Chris Evans.
Terry Wogan was my favourite though, with his great sense of humour.
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Wogan was a gentle start to the day. Used to listen to R4 until I’d heard the same news too many times , usually around 7.30 I’d switch to R2 for Wogan.
Whitechapel
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You could argue that you’ve opened a thread you don’t like numerous times to post it. It’s something you can avoid. So pathetic.