Random musings and general banter.

[Duke of Cheese]

Kilburn and the High Roads...

 

[Duke of Cheese]

Those £5.99 tee-shirts will have holes appearing soon..No beginnings to their generosity on that channel.

 

[Scraping the barrel]

Sitting reading the newspaper and got Moyke on softly in the background.. going over the top about something,raving about it saying we all need one,talking of ‘bubba’(whoever/whatever that is)… I couldn’t take any more and shouted back at him “ I’ll have it ,I’ll have it . What is it?”

 

[Scraping the barrel]

Multi buying the back cushions are they Mike???.. I’ve only got one back.. but I’ll have 10..Xmas presents maybe?

 

[Scraping the barrel]

Oh God I’ve got to have the phone in my hand now ‘if you would be so kind’…patronizing *****… can’t take much more..

 

[Muttley]

There is a well-known comedy/drama series called Shameless. Not one of my favourites but the title could be taken by IW.

Last night Yiannis and Madam Natalia of Du Lally cooked up a story between them as far fetched as any I've ever heard.

The premise is that the £389.99 red led light-up belt could be used to get one's stomach back into shape as effectively as regular sessions in the gym. In fact they compared the near £400 cost of the wonder belt to an annual subscription to a gym. Yiannis promised this was so as he could never lie to us.

Now I have been amused by Pete the Cheat and Marketstall Mike, slightly less so by Jeremy the Desperate and have come to expect wild exaggerations from them. But now it has spread across the whole channel and when the likes of Nutty Natalia and Yiannis the Yawn spout such outrageous claims and comparisons one wonders where it will end.

This forum has been going since 2014 with some of the original contributors still going strong. I admire their longevity, persistence and wit. Some have contacted the ASA and I have complained directly to IW CS. We just get platitudes in reply. Ever decreasing circles? (Great programme that).

There was a post earlier today saying that Sally said that she had never been this big and naturally wasn't happy about it, with the natural comment that she should use the plethora of slimming aids available on IW that they claim work miracles.

I think there are not many shortcuts to losing weight, there's the new weight loss drug Ozempic and stomach reducing surgery. I've watched the TV programmes of the people over 600lbs who have surgery and it's difficult to adjust. Your stomach is tiny but it doesn't deal with the urge to eat. And I think there's side effects with the drug.

It mainly comes down to eating a bit less and a bit better, and being more active. If these devices worked we'd all be fitter and doctors would be delighted. I'm just as bad for buying stuff like this, using it for a while then giving up. However I have started using a 6 in 1 machine with foot pedals (had it for years!), I've used this pedal function for 15 minutes 3 times a week. I'm finding it a little easier to walk uphill or upstairs, and my joints are less stiff so I can walk slightly faster and for longer. Not a major improvement but I'm happy. I've also been cutting down a bit on food and trying to eat less cr*p and have lost 2 pounds. Again not much and it's slow work. I've got joint problems so anything that makes movement easier is good for my overall health.

Sally is not a good advert for a company trying to make money out of selling these gadgets. Don't they think that the audience may notice this too?

 

[Muttley]

Kilburn and the High Roads...

The late, great Ian Dury

 

[Hammy60]

More cheap smellies that are inspired by and smell like expensive fragrances. Amazing how many cheap knock offs of Aventus Creed that IW manage to find.

Oh and now more miracle gummies.

 

[Hammy60]

Vostok Europe tonight, with a Solar powered watch, VE first.

No doubt Kevski will be telling us that in his 40 years in the business this the first time he's seen this new technology, a solar powered watch, VE are leading the way.

 

[galesgal57]

Those £5.99 tee-shirts will have holes appearing soon..No beginnings to their generosity on that channel.

Will be interesting to see if Pedro is wearing one tomorrow after assuring us it would be his last clearance shift on Monday.

 

[Hammy60]

£499.99

It's only £295 on kevski's site.

 

[galesgal57]

£269.99 the Vostok solar powered watch on Kevski's website. Can't make my mind up who is the biggest shyster.

 

[Hammy60]

£269.99 the Vostok solar powered watch on Kevski's website. Can't make my mind up who is the biggest shyster.

Yeah , as you've pointed out, the blue dial is even worse than the one i highlighted.

 

[ronzy75]

I've just texted in asking why there's a price difference. Wonder if they'll answer?

 

[Scraping the barrel]

It’s Mike and Kevskis love in.. bit like Rowan and Martins laugh in (for those of a certain age)

 

[Hammy60]

I've just texted in asking why there's a price difference. Wonder if they'll answer?

Not a chance. Welcome to the ignored list.

 

[ronzy75]

Not a chance. Welcome to the ignored list.

Got a mention once, was it last year or the year before, can't remember

 

[Scraping the barrel]

This will turn heads says Mike …not as much as the grandfather clock I have strapped to the top of my head..what a plonker…he is so sickeningly(is that a word?) over the top

 

[ronzy75]

It’s Mike and Kevskis love in.. bit like Rowan and Martins laugh in (for those of a certain age)

Loved Rowan and Martin sock it to me

 

[Hammy60]

Kevski says the price is wrong on the almaz, £449, these offers at IW are a win, win, win for the viewers.


More like being ripped off than a win, unless you visit Kev's site where the prices are even lower.