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Re: Remembering your first JAM

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Robert TorresFeb 4, 2007

Oh come on, the man was once outwitted by an herbacious border, doesn't believe in extra wide fitting shoes, thinks that you can be overcompensated by a huge duffel coat, gives someone a bonus point just for saying 'bonus point', or how about this:

Ross Noble was speaking on a subject, was surprised that he still had it, Tim Rice challenges for deviation, Nicholas says that it wasn't that it was hesitation, then gives the subject to Paul when Paul wasn't the one who challenged.

or how about on a more recent episode when Kit Hesketh Harvey was talking about some subject or other and talks about being a young TV, and it takes Nicholas TEN MINUTES to realize that TV stood for transvestites even though the other panelists were saying it to him throughout the whole argument and Nicholas was still wittering on about TELEVISIONS that Kit was dressed as a television, and even AFTER the realization he was STILL talking about televisions afterwards, this coming from someone that wouldn't shut up about being in the Rocky Horror Show.

Sarah Falk <minerva.moon@...> wrote:

Jesus Christ on a pedestal. Nicholas Parsons--inept as a chairman?

--- In just-a-minute@ yahoogroups. com, "bobbyshaddoe3004"
<bobbyshaddoe3004@ ...> wrote:

> I LOVE the episode that had to do with herbacious borders, I thought
> that was so hilarious, cuz I was able to come up with more sarcastic
> jokes about how you could be outwitted by an herbacious border.
>
> essentially I reference this episode every time I comment about
> Nicholas' complete and utter ineptitude as chairman, only with several
> other examples as well.
>

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