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Snooker, Why Must All Sport Now Have A Clueless Bimbo In The Presenting Team?
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So even snooker has jumped on the bandwagon with Seema Jaswal. Seems to have no clue about the game and asks the most inane questions. Hats off to the nugget and co who give the impression they are tolerating this woman.
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Tilly - // If I like them, they are likeable...because I like them...? //
As a matter of individual taste, yes, but I am talking about the general perception of someone, and in the examples I listed, they could not be considered to be pleasant individuals, but they were still liked by a massive fan base each - that is why what appears to be a contradiction is actually possible.
As a matter of individual taste, yes, but I am talking about the general perception of someone, and in the examples I listed, they could not be considered to be pleasant individuals, but they were still liked by a massive fan base each - that is why what appears to be a contradiction is actually possible.
Talbot - // What am I missing here, Yogi? //
Under the rules, at the point the game had reached, the player is obliged to state to the referee which ball he is going to aim for.
Thorburn clearly said 'Green … ' but the referee advised that he did not hear him, and under the rules, Thorburn was penalised.
Thorburn was rightly incensed, because the studio microphones clearly picked up his nomination, so Higgins must have also heard it, but denied doing so, which was gamesmanship.
Thorburn retaliated by denying Higgins the use of his own cue extension - Higgins had forgotten to bring his to the arena, but the incident put Thorburn off his game, and he lost.
Under the rules, at the point the game had reached, the player is obliged to state to the referee which ball he is going to aim for.
Thorburn clearly said 'Green … ' but the referee advised that he did not hear him, and under the rules, Thorburn was penalised.
Thorburn was rightly incensed, because the studio microphones clearly picked up his nomination, so Higgins must have also heard it, but denied doing so, which was gamesmanship.
Thorburn retaliated by denying Higgins the use of his own cue extension - Higgins had forgotten to bring his to the arena, but the incident put Thorburn off his game, and he lost.
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will not repeat what I said when I first saw her a few days ago, but it wasn't very nice.
I tend to insult Blue Peter presenters when I call various presenters 'from the BP presenting school'
They may think they are asking a question that a viewer would, fair enough, but at least expect some of the viewers to have common sense.
I tend to insult Blue Peter presenters when I call various presenters 'from the BP presenting school'
They may think they are asking a question that a viewer would, fair enough, but at least expect some of the viewers to have common sense.
//Why are all these women so characterless?//
They’re not. I think the wrong choice of word was used to describe Hazel Irvine. She’s very much more than competent.
Some women commentators are dull, so are some men. Some are rubbish. I’d rather listen to many people on snooker than John “where’s the cue ball going?” Virgo.
They’re not. I think the wrong choice of word was used to describe Hazel Irvine. She’s very much more than competent.
Some women commentators are dull, so are some men. Some are rubbish. I’d rather listen to many people on snooker than John “where’s the cue ball going?” Virgo.
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