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BensGrandad

New member
Jul 13, 2003
72,015
Haywards Heath
I do not think that either should be sacked as Ii do not believe they realised what the expression meant and I have asked all of my relatives and only 1 person, a 23 year old nephew, knew what a window licker was. Should Harty get the sack I would expect Southern FM to snap him up to do similar on their show and that the phone in will either die completely or be merged to have even more non league rubbish; like Crawley, Lewes, Eastboune orWoking as the regions only league team will be Aldershot, perish the thought.

This was demonstrated on Saturday when there was very little mention of BHA prior to the match as opposed to a normal Saturday.
 


northstandnorth

THE GOLDSTONE
Oct 13, 2003
2,441
A272 at 85 mph
I do not think that either should be sacked as Ii do not believe they realised what the expression meant and I have asked all of my relatives and only 1 person, a 23 year old nephew, knew what a window licker was.



absolute bollox. i find it impossible to believe that ANYONE in this country has NEVER heard this expression used as an insult or that ANYONE does not fully understand what it means.
 




BensGrandad

New member
Jul 13, 2003
72,015
Haywards Heath
absolute bollox. i find it impossible to believe that ANYONE in this country has NEVER heard this expression used as an insult or that ANYONE does not fully understand what it means.



I had my 65th birthday dinner on Saturday and spoke to about 20 people whose ages ranged from 45 - my mother of 89 , 1 of whom is registered mentally handicapped and thinks the world of Ian. Not one of them knew what it meant it was only when we returned to one of my brother in laws house to continue drinking that he asked his son and he is 23 and knew basically what it meant but didnt consider it offensive
 
















Anchorman

Active member
Oct 19, 2007
153
you live a shelterd life then

Urban Dictionary: window

From what I've read on here and from those I've spoken to, there were about 95% of us leading sheltered lives up to last week!
 






Jim D

Well-known member
Jul 23, 2003
5,268
Worthing
The only reason I knew was because of the context with which it had been used previously on NSC. Even then I wasn't sure if it was a made-up description by the poster.

Quite apart from that I think the biggest loss will be Hawes as his commentary is always clear and accurate. I hope the BBC realise this and don't act too hastily.
 


Tom Hark Preston Park

Will Post For Cash
Jul 6, 2003
72,392
Quite apart from that I think the biggest loss will be Hawes as his commentary is always clear and accurate. I hope the BBC realise this and don't act too hastily.

Hawesy is a class act who would be sorely missed. He'll be absolutely mortified at how he's been dragged into this sanctimonious pile of crap.
 




andybaha

Active member
Jan 3, 2007
737
Piddinghoe
I'm another one who's led a sheltered life then. I've never heard the phrase 'window licker' until all this kicked off the other night.

And whenever I have tried to explain to anyone what's going on with Hawsey & Harty, I have had to explain what a 'window licker' is. My friends must lead sheltered lives as well.

I'm not sure Harty realised the implications of saying this, and I'm absolutely positive that Hawsey didn't when he was unfortunate enough to repeat it.
 


andybaha

Active member
Jan 3, 2007
737
Piddinghoe
im delighted theyre gone,cant think of any programme presenters less professional than them two clowns.the format is excellent but the presentation is awful.surely scr can find a better replacement,then i will start listening again

Hawsey is excellent and certainly no clown. Harty is what he is, an enthusiastic amateur. Probably best you don't listen.
 


trueblue

Well-known member
Jul 5, 2003
10,958
Hove
I'm another sheltered person. Had never heard the expression before, and have yet to meet anyone who had. Maybe it's a generational thing?
 


bullshit detector

Back in the garage
Nov 18, 2003
194
I had no idea what 'window licker' meant either, and I am 100% PC*and proud to be! Harty does a brilliant job, and an 'amateur' (ie someone who loves the club to bits) is exactly what we need doing that job, rather than some slick Alan Green figure. Good on you, Harty. As for northstandnorth, from the (small) amount I read NSC, you seem to have a downer on any fan who does anything...













(* ie I don't think sexist, racist and downright ignorant language is 'cool' - just sad)
 




Garage_Doors

Originally the Swankers
Jun 28, 2008
11,790
Brighton
I'm another one who's led a sheltered life then. I've never heard the phrase 'window licker' until all this kicked off the other night.

And whenever I have tried to explain to anyone what's going on with Hawsey & Harty, I have had to explain what a 'window licker' is. My friends must lead sheltered lives as well.

I'm not sure Harty realised the implications of saying this, and I'm absolutely positive that Hawsey didn't when he was unfortunate enough to repeat it.

I'm another sheltered person and again anyone i mention this to did not know the term either.

As been said many times previously, Hawsey did not repeat what Harty said, which clearly showed that Hawsey knew the definition of its meaning.

Harty suggested some people should go lick windows, only someone who knew what this refereed to could transpose it to Window lickers as Hawsey did.
 


backson

Registered Mis-user
Jul 26, 2004
2,430
This was demonstrated on Saturday when there was very little mention of BHA prior to the match as opposed to a normal Saturday.

I would think this was more with preparation (or lack of).

I would guess Hawesy has most of the week to prepare what he's going to say, getting interviews with relevant players/management, etc. I don't think you can expect someone else to do all that at such short notice.
 


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