Dan Woooootton

[Vespa]

Calvin Robinson is suspended from GBN - at this rate they'll run out of halfwits.

[The Ghost of Alex Higgins]

There's plenty of quarterwits

[The Ghost of Alex Higgins]

On a talkSPORT show five years ago, presenter Lynsey Hipgrave challenged a caller who referred to her as “love” twice and “darling” once, despite him using her fellow (male) host’s first name. Hipgrave told him: “You don't need to call me darling” and ended the call

[Carlos J]

Calvin Robinson is suspended from GBN - at this rate they'll run out of halfwits.

He's one crazy cleric.

[antdad]

That is one bad fro bro and not in a good way.

[JudgeTedd]

Calvin Robinson is suspended from GBN - at this rate they'll run out of halfwits.

The dream is starting to unravel.

[Carlos J]

That is one bad fro bro and not in a good way.

Agreed. He's an odd looking chap.

[subsub]

Calvin Robinson is suspended from GBN - at this rate they'll run out of halfwits.

The cosplay vicar

[lambrini]

Calvin Robinson is suspended from GBN - at this rate they'll run out of halfwits.

The cosplay vicar

The CofE has too many cosplay vicars these days.

[The Tick]

At this rate, GB news' HR department will have to start recruiting from talkforum.

[lambrini]

On a talkSPORT show five years ago, presenter Lynsey Hipgrave challenged a caller who referred to her as “love” twice and “darling” once, despite him using her fellow (male) host’s first name. Hipgrave told him: “You don't need to call me darling” and ended the call

I don't understand why some women are offended by "love" and "darling" if they're used in a positive way. I don't mind them.

[lambrini]

At this rate, GB news' HR department will have to start recruiting from talkforum.

You'd be a great, what do they call it, "Director General of Strategy"

[subsub]

On a talkSPORT show five years ago, presenter Lynsey Hipgrave challenged a caller who referred to her as “love” twice and “darling” once, despite him using her fellow (male) host’s first name. Hipgrave told him: “You don't need to call me darling” and ended the call

I don't understand why some women are offended by "love" and "darling" if they're used in a positive way. I don't mind them.

Think it depends how they're said.
Can be positive, but often it's pretty patronising.

[The Tick]

At this rate, GB news' HR department will have to start recruiting from talkforum.

You'd be a great, what do they call it, "Director General of Strategy"

And you'd be great at making the tea.

[lambrini]

At this rate, GB news' HR department will have to start recruiting from talkforum.

You'd be a great, what do they call it, "Director General of Strategy"

And you'd be great at making the tea.

Exactly. I don’t have the face for radio.