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Is she the common tarty one? Always gave the impression that she was still a bit sqiffy from the night before? I thought she'd left

Working on these channels, is a bit like working on the cruise ships... You are either on the way up or on the way down in your career. So people come and people go (hopefully on to better things) Being a presenter on situps is hardly the pinnacle of a career is it?

Thanks steve. Can't say I remember him at all. I wish James Russell, Peter Simon and Paul Beque would go with him. We often jab over to bid and pricedrop when there's nothing on TV or, the adverts are on. If one of those three is on, we go over to radio 4 extra.

Which one is he? I'm afraid I don't watch the shoppers as much as some of you.

Calling merryone My husband has asked me to thank you for the singing to them suggestion :rock:. He's going to try it next time, with 10001 Green Bottles. He sings in our am. operatic society, he's a tennor. I on the other hand couldn't hold a note in a bucket. He describes my singing voice...

Why have a replacement? Its the same tat on each channel. Just concentrate on the two and get it right

My husband has a really effective way of dealing with 'cold callers.' He just says ' Ullo?' to every question. You know when they go into their speil and you can't get a word in edgeways? He waits for them to finish and in a weak voice he says '.... 'Ullo?' When they realise that they aren't...

I have an amber necklace without insects in it, and a bracelet which has a sort of mosquito in it. The one with the insect is worth twice as much as the one without! Crazy isn't it? Do you remember in Jurassic Park 1, they cloned the dinosaurs from DNA obtained from the blood inside mosqitos in...

I'm a bit loathe to buy jewellery from them these days, they never tell you how they are mined. I wouldn't be surprised if they were blood diamonds, not to mention the rubies, saphires and emeralds. What about the T&K handbags and clothes? Is there a 6 year old child stitching them?

I used ti like him, but he has got so bad lately. He doesn't look at all well does he?

I buy cheap moisturiser I come out in a rash with most, but I've found the ones in ALDI suit me just right. In a blind testing, they beat the 'miracle' Boots one hands down. So I buy cheap and in the summer squeeze two of my vitamin E capsules in it.

I think his name is Guy. He was selling plants or something and was wearing a flat cap. He looked bl--dy ridiculous. If he had to wear one, he could have picked one which fitted. My husband and I are keen gardeners, but we've never dressed up like that!

I had to laugh the other day, she said (straight faced) that she had paid £20 for one of those glass thingies you put on your surface in the kitchen and you can, if you are careful, chop veggies on them. I have several. all with designs and they cost me a couple of quid each. The ones she was...

I can't remember seeing him for a long while, in fact, I had forgotten him until I read this thread. I suppose if I rarely see people, I assume they are on in the early morning or in the evening and that's why I don't see them.

He comes across as not very bright at all. A bit thick in fact. Didn't he leave a while back and apparently said that he was glad to go? Not as glad as we were pal!

Much as I regret having to defend this bunch of spivs and twisters ( last week they were knocking out ear-rings for £4.50 plus p&p. The very same ones were on sale in ASDA for £2.99) Tote umbrellas are blinking dear, but well made. Even adding on the p&p they were a bagain for anyone other than...

Off topic (sorry:cheeky:) Wouldn't it be nice if they brought Blockbusters back? Maybe then, we wouldn't be reduced to flicking over to the shopping channels because there's nothing else on? Situps get me through the ironing, but I couldn't watch them hour upon hour

I've never seen this presenter before and if I don't see him again I shan't need counselling. He's what my old grandma would have called a 'wide boy'. Also, I can't remember ever seeing Earnshaw watches on the delux shelf in a jewellers. I don't watch TV much because, like you all, I have a...

I have never before seen such badly cut, not to mention badly set, stones as those manky chips of Alexandrite they are selling on price drop this afternoon. Alexandrite is a beautiful stone and I hope the pathetic offering of situps doesn't put anyone off buying some proper stones, from a...

I'm sure this is a worthwhile charity effort, but it's not for me. I rather give to my favourite good causes... dementia, autism cardiac. I expect many will pick these candles as their favourite charity