I'm intrigued to hear about what food stuff he will be picking up from M&S and Waitrose closer to Xmas. Haha
I'm intrigued to hear about what food stuff he will be picking up from M&S and Waitrose closer to Xmas. HahaHonestly have no idea when Steve started with the Xmas stuff.
He did say this morning that he was hoping to get 3 Xmas dinners this year though
Steve missed out last year due to lockdown as we all did.
His show may well become unbearable as he attempts to make up for missing out last year.
Pigs in blankets & sprouts on the vine (fancy onesI'm intrigued to hear about what food stuff he will be picking up from M&S and Waitrose closer to Xmas. Haha
Lol. He does love those pigs in blankets. Someone should tell him about the pigs in blankets at the Asda deli/cooked meat counter. Then again, doubt he'd step foot near Asda with the peasants haha.Pigs in blankets & sprouts on the vine (fancy ones) for sure.
I gather there is a book out about how not to be wrong. Perhaps James should read it.....If Steve attempted a Sunday roast with all the trimmings he'd probably burn the whole place down as he played with his M&S shake+illuminate Gin bottle.
I lasted until 11am with Jobby, flip-flopping over his support for the M25 protesters (what'll increase my popularity on this onethinks Jobby) he was also being his usual obnoxious self with a caller, twisting what the caller said, leading him down blind alleys & just talking over them.
He might need help squeezing his head out of the studio door later.
Really fancying some pigs in blankets nowLol. He does love those pigs in blankets. Someone should tell him about the pigs in blankets at the Asda deli/cooked meat counter. Then again, doubt he'd step foot near Asda with the peasants haha.
Seriously, go into Asda and check out their hot food to go counter. The one where they sell cooked chickens etc. In my local one they sell pigs in blankets, but normal sized sausages, not small ones. I always buy 3 or 4 to eat when I'm in there. They are so good. I also enjoy the Tesco hot food to go counter too, as they sell those large Cumberland sausages. MmmReally fancying some pigs in blankets now
Steve is going insufferable by November,
Many of his fans are turning on him now as he's not saying what they want to hear.JOB is such a "know it all", I've had to turn it off, he's so aggressive.
Perhaps this is the reason he is discussing Brexit much less. Ofcom have put a shot across his name-calling bows.Jobbie getting his name in the papers. Also carried in Mail and Telegraph: https://eminetra.co.uk/gammon-limoa...ded-to-ofcoms-list-of-offensive-terms/714268/
James O’Brien, LBC’s host and former BBC Newsnight presenter, has caught the attention of Ofcom for his recent use of the term “gammon” to ridicule the right wing. This example is used to show how such political terms can be developed. Negatively.
The difference though is that Nick Ferrari's show is based around the news and gets refreshed by that. Whereas James has made his show into a vehicle for his own opinions. His own nature of arrogance and narrow-mindedness has meant he has frequently blundered as he did only last week with Insulate Britain.Many of his fans are turning on him now as he's not saying what they want to hear.
Maybe the penny has dropped that he's merely a guy on the radio trying to get ratings & popularity, same goes for Ferrari too.
Well even he must realise he backed a loser with Insulate BritainJobby - "I was into the Rave culture"
"I'm almost 50, I once got into trouble with cannabis"
"Walking around York, aged 16, in a Gieves & Hawkes double-breasted suit I had my first taste of beer"
He's not The Messiah...he's just a naughty boy
I caught the opening which was "I'm almost 50," and his obsession with minor changes in age is like a childs.Jobby - "I was into the Rave culture"
"I'm almost 50, I once got into trouble with cannabis"
"Walking around York, aged 16, in a Gieves & Hawkes double-breasted suit I had my first taste of beer"
He's not The Messiah...he's just a naughty boy
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