David Mitchell.
There's something about his wife though.
Given half a chance I'd leave her face iced like a hot cross bun.
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David Mitchell.
There's something about his wife though.
Given half a chance I'd leave her face iced like a hot cross bun.
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"Do you ? Awww, that's so nice. He's a lovely man. Really lovely. Do you like him ? Yes I hear you say, just like Gordon in Romsey, do you remember him ? Lovely man. Anyway back to the subject in hand. Now then, radio presenters you can't stand ? What about Paul Miller ? Lovely man. Have you done your Christmas shopping my love ? Have you ? Already ? Oooh your a game one. Isn't she a game one."
He's so bad, he's good.
Is Paul Miller the chap who always comes on after the football on Radio Sussex? If so, I concur. As camp as a Boy Scout jamboree but hilarious in his inane inoffensiveness and the way that he flirts with the old dears.
Does ANYBODY actually enjoy listening to this fragile ego pontificating on football (occasionally) but mostly about himself?
I'm surprised so many persist with radio in the age of the podcast.
Love R6 but Mary-Anne Hobbs and Cerys Matthews and Craig Charles and Sean Keaveny do my nut.
Adverts, full stop.
Will not listen to any commercial radio, because the adverts utterly destroy my brain. TalkSport is the very worst of the worst for them.
Apart from Radio Sussex for the duration of an Albion away game, my radio is only ever set to Radio 6 or Radio 5 / 5extra
Panel show comedies on radio 4 that star David Mitchell and/or Jeremy Hardy. There's only so much smugness that any human can reasonably tolerate without wanting to set fire to their own ears.