Talksport

[Machiavelli]

This morning Laura Woods said the 'couldn't be arsed' about something or other.

Not the worst thing to say but neither very ladylike nor professional for someone whose job is in the use of words.

Ladylike?
It’s not the 1800’s.

 

[big gaz]

Ladylike?
It’s not the 1800’s.

Sadly not as she would have received a severe spanking for being a potty mouth. Bet we'd all tune in to listen to that.

 

[BertTrautmann'sParachute]

This morning Laura Woods said the 'couldn't be arsed' about something or other.

Not the worst thing to say but neither very ladylike nor professional for someone whose job is in the use of words.

It was probably something to do with Jim Loudmouth so a natural reaction to be fair to her.

 

[Garrinchas---Dog]

What. The. Actual. F**K.

She’s got her bands mixed up clearly
It was The Monkees

 

[Bill the Blue]

She’s got her bands mixed up clearly
It was The Monkees

I like the Monkees, we have one at home, got him from Knowsley Safari Park, I may have mentioned it in the thread of the same name earlier in the week.. Haha!

 

[dickie davies]

This morning Laura Woods said the 'couldn't be arsed' about something or other.

Not the worst thing to say but neither very ladylike nor professional for someone whose job is in the use of words.

Then she went to the pub drank six pints of stella, four whiskey chasers, jumped in her car and drove home
A normal day for a TS presenter

 

[Djibrilshairdo]

This morning Laura Woods said the 'couldn't be arsed' about something or other.

Fair play to her for at least giving it a try.

 

[Vienna_70]

She’s got her bands mixed up clearly
It was The Monkees

They were known as the pre-fab four, but they did write some of their own songs and could play instruments.

 

[denislawsbackheel]

The monkees played on none of their early songs that were most written by Neil Diamond.

 

[Fabled mabel]

Ladylike?
It’s not the 1800’s.

I don't mix in circles where women talk like that or where men swear in front of women like that even with a mild word. Perhaps you do.

I can't be arsed - it doesn't even make sense and has no relationship to what it is supposed to mean.

 

[Fabled mabel]

It was probably something to do with Jim Loudmouth so a natural reaction to be fair to her.

He makes me swear good and proper in the car

 

[Gazza]

He makes me swear good and proper in the car

Are there any women in the car at the time? ;-)

 

[Fabled mabel]

Are there any women in the car at the time? ;-)

Of course not. They know how I react to Jim White.

 

[Skip Donoghue]

I like the Monkees, we have one at home, got him from Knowsley Safari Park, I may have mentioned it in the thread of the same name earlier in the week.. Haha!

I like this monkey joke

 

[bluestevei]

Did anyone hear the scouser saying liverpool ain't in england

 

[waspish]

Did anyone hear the scouser saying liverpool ain't in england

Well they do speak a different language.

 

[citizen_maine]

Did anyone hear the scouser saying liverpool ain't in england

did he say that was why they don't win the league?

 

[Machiavelli]

I don't mix in circles where women talk like that or where men swear in front of women like that even with a mild word. Perhaps you do.

I can't be arsed - it doesn't even make sense and has no relationship to what it is supposed to mean.

Not even whilst having sex?

 

[Fabled mabel]

Well I am glad you brought up the matter of sex as it reminded me of the context of what she said.

Shoutyman was talked to her not realising they were on air. He said 'Hey hen, I would love to give have anal sex now I've seen you without all that slap on your face.

She replied 'I can't be arsed today. My Farmer Giles are playing up after Alan Brazil went up the back route last night.'

 

[asahartford1]

Not even whilst having sex?

Men shouldn't swear, even while having sex, "Good girl","last five", "deep breaths","touch your toes" are ample communications without resorting..