I Hate the term KIDS !!

Jay-Jay_4

jenpoptab wrote:

mmm, chips and gravy, but there's nowhere around here that does decent stuff, I'm a northerner and love northern chips, much better!

Went with the 'kids' (;) ) to Blackburn last week and got sausage chips and gravy from The Chippery :drool: ....we sat in the car and shared it...YUM!

jellyhead

there's a van at the lights in walsall (wallsall arboretum is it called? happens at around the same time as blackpool lights each year) that sells chips with faggots and peas, it's worth travelling for lol!

needmoney

I can't see what's wrong with 'kids' either, whatever we call them it doesn't alter our love for them. I'm with rushnowt, lorican and pik... so sorry can't remember the rest of your username:o

I love them when they're dirty, little and learning to be cheeky:D love to see the world shiny and new through their eyes, love their enthusiasm just simply LOVE them whatever we call them:j :j:j :j :j

Gwenhwyfar_(Guinevere)

one-non-blonde wrote:

Though guilty of occasionally using the term 'kids' myself, it really makes me mad to hear BBC News reporters using it in bulletins. Increasingly the language they use seems designed to appeal to the lowest common denominator, particularly of course, Radio 1. :mad:

My point exactly!!! Yipeeee, someone agrees with me! :j :j :j :j

Gwenhwyfar_(Guinevere)

Radio 1 URRRGHHHH!
On the school run, they talk of well just URRRRGHHHH!

Gwenhwyfar_(Guinevere)

How many presenters does it take to present a morning show?? not a joke just curious. Our local station has male & female presenters in the morning and on going through different stations to try and find something a little more suitable, all the locals seem to have male & female presenters, is it some sort of franchise? with the same sort of topics and jokes.

Edinburghlass_2

Gwenhwyfar_(Guinevere) wrote:

My point exactly!!! Yipeeee, someone agrees with me! :j :j :j :j

Sorry I seem to have missed what your point was

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Gwenhwyfar_(Guinevere) wrote:

How many presenters does it take to present a morning show?? not a joke just curious. Our local station has male & female presenters in the morning and on going through different stations to try and find something a little more suitable, all the locals seem to have male & female presenters, is it some sort of franchise? with the same sort of topics and jokes.

I'm a bit puzzled by your post Do you have a problem with male and female presenters presenting a progamme together? If so, why? My local radio station happens to have two male presenters on the breakfast programme. I love to listen to their craic (banter).

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