Drives me potty

[Grizelda]

Just watched a Ninja presentation and at one stage poor Catherine was just standing looking at the camera whilst the mouthy BA, can’t remember her name, went on and on. She didn’t take a breath apart from saying Literally every so often. She always does this though.

That must be Gail, the chef. She certainly is full of herself.

 

[Brissles]

On Tipping Point recently was this question:

In his epic poems, Homer often refers to nectar as the drink of the gods and which other substance as their food?

Both contestants answered “doughnuts “ as a reference to Homer Simpson.

The answer being ambrosia, Ben couldn’t contain his amusement.

I think the key is to listen to the question.

Bit of useless information.

My Dad invented the concept of Tipping Point. In the early 60s he worked as Works Manager for a company making arcade slot machines. The owner and Dad would sit down and come up with new ideas for machines. One of the sessions Dad came up with was The Pusher, and he created the prototype with balsa wood in our front room - Mum was incandescent! Fast forward and the arcade machine was created and sited in arcades world wide. Eventually a TV production company took the idea and you get Tipping Point. Nope we are not millionaires, Dad didn't even get a bonus, just an employee with a good idea, the owner patented the conceot and did in fact make mega bucks.

 

[Ostrichkeeper]

Even though it was last year that I posted about the BA Gail, she’s still doing the exact same thing now. Everything is literally this and literally that as always. Poor Simon can barely get a word in edgeways. And why does she need to shout?

 

[Grizelda]

It is annoying when she (and others) repeat the same old spiel. And she's still using the same baking tray with the biscuits stuck to it. It's must be a plastic prop. Does she think we believe they are real biscuits?

 

[Wanderer]

Poor Simon can barely get a word in edgeways. And why does she need to shout?

Maybe she has a side hustle as a dominatrix?

 

[candycane]

Maybe she has a side hustle as a dominatrix?

Or a Bingo caller. The woman is insufferable, I rarely watch her. Bellowing out nonsense while chucking vile looking custard or gravy over everything. I've never seen anyone eating any of her offerings either.

CC

 

[Raven Crow]

I thought I remembered the name but when I googled it and saw some images it didn't actually ring any bells. However I'm pretty damned sure that there was another green coloured medicated shampoo on the market in the 70's that looked exactly like Vosene but was called something else. Oh says that there wasn't and that Vosene was the only medicated shampoo out there, but I blinking well know there was another one but I'm bu**ered if I can remember what it was called and it's bugging me!

Think we used a medicated shampoo called Sebbix … when I was a kid back in the 1960’s.

 

[China Girl]

I think there was one called Loxene

 

[Cashers]

Or a Bingo caller. The woman is insufferable, I rarely watch her. Bellowing out nonsense while chucking vile looking custard or gravy over everything. I've never seen anyone eating any of her offerings either.

CC

I switched on earlier and it was Gail Samways and Chloe Everton. Dear God, the noise was unbearable, competition to see who was the loudest?? Unwatchable, switched off yet again. Whose idea was it to put those two on together??

 

[Wanderer]

I switched on earlier and it was Gail Samways and Chloe Everton. Dear God, the noise was unbearable, competition to see who was the loudest?? Unwatchable, switched off yet again. Whose idea was it to put those two on together??

Hope you had the remote to hand or some earplugs.

 

[Cashers]

Hope you had the remote to hand or some earplugs.

Poured a glass of wine and got the ironing out!!

 

[Suki 1]

A new word for Ophelia is "presence". For e.g. "This top has presence. Trouble is, most of the tops she describes have presence. For other presenters and BA's, a new word is" elevate." "This jumper will elevate your look.". Stuff and nonsense!

Have to switch off when she is on.