Post by Mitch on Jun 14, 2005 9:46:28 GMT
Celebrity George appeared on the Steve Wright show yesterday, Monday 13th June.
George has been doing the rounds since his spotlight with the senate in the US, he's hob-knobbed with Anne Robinson (who he said yesterday he'd fancied for years, and when he used to watch her on Points of View he always thought she was winking at him
), and now he's arrived on sought after celebrity hotspot radio slot - the very PAINFUL! Steve Wright (annoying little runt) Show.
Gift o' the gab George was immediately put on the spot by Crafty Steve (who spends most of his radio show reading out emails and texts from listeners who love his show - yawn).
Steve t w a t DJ Wright: Had George been chummy chummy with Saddam Hussain.
Gift o' gab George: No Steve, certainly not, (extra emphasis on Scottish accent/Scottish roots here/can't remember exactly what he said?!). My allegiance is to the Iraqi people....... My enermies have hammered in on this one, they seek to destroy me, but I'm still here in my Armani suit.
Steve t w a t Wright: What is this 'ere Respect party, what's it got to offer. Is it revolutionary - good god George, we don't want nothing to do with revolutionaries - eek.
Gift o' gab George: Nay Steve, Respect is a coalition, and we are sensible, practical people. It is made up of many groups and I (king George) probably sit within the centre right of the Respect party. Who would have thought, t w a t Steve that the Socialist Workers Party, once full of revolutionaries (George's opinion - always dubious!) would be part of such a coalition. But they have laid down any claim to revolution now, they are practical people, and in Respect they are committed to our great democratic process and getting results in elections.
T w a t Steve: You're a bit like Ken Livingston.
Gift o' gab George: umm, yes well I only have one term in Bow, and then I'll be unemployed, and I've got very expensive dress codes, so my next challenge methinks may well be running for Mayor of London, wot da ya think t w a t? Yes, next I may run for Mayor of London and then tomorrow THE WORLD (laughs madly!). I think I'd make a d a m n good chat show host.
T w a t Steve Wright: Gift o' gab George Galloway everybody, give it up for Mayor Galloway.
(vomit, vomit, fade out into Ronan Keating's latest single).
{please note, I do not regularly listen to radio 2, it does serious damage to my health. I occasionally leave it on for my cats who seem quite partial to its monotonous drones! However, since they've got rid of fascist Jimmy Young, they've gone off it a bit!)
George has been doing the rounds since his spotlight with the senate in the US, he's hob-knobbed with Anne Robinson (who he said yesterday he'd fancied for years, and when he used to watch her on Points of View he always thought she was winking at him
), and now he's arrived on sought after celebrity hotspot radio slot - the very PAINFUL! Steve Wright (annoying little runt) Show.Gift o' the gab George was immediately put on the spot by Crafty Steve (who spends most of his radio show reading out emails and texts from listeners who love his show - yawn).
Steve t w a t DJ Wright: Had George been chummy chummy with Saddam Hussain.
Gift o' gab George: No Steve, certainly not, (extra emphasis on Scottish accent/Scottish roots here/can't remember exactly what he said?!). My allegiance is to the Iraqi people....... My enermies have hammered in on this one, they seek to destroy me, but I'm still here in my Armani suit.
Steve t w a t Wright: What is this 'ere Respect party, what's it got to offer. Is it revolutionary - good god George, we don't want nothing to do with revolutionaries - eek.
Gift o' gab George: Nay Steve, Respect is a coalition, and we are sensible, practical people. It is made up of many groups and I (king George) probably sit within the centre right of the Respect party. Who would have thought, t w a t Steve that the Socialist Workers Party, once full of revolutionaries (George's opinion - always dubious!) would be part of such a coalition. But they have laid down any claim to revolution now, they are practical people, and in Respect they are committed to our great democratic process and getting results in elections.
T w a t Steve: You're a bit like Ken Livingston.
Gift o' gab George: umm, yes well I only have one term in Bow, and then I'll be unemployed, and I've got very expensive dress codes, so my next challenge methinks may well be running for Mayor of London, wot da ya think t w a t? Yes, next I may run for Mayor of London and then tomorrow THE WORLD (laughs madly!). I think I'd make a d a m n good chat show host.
T w a t Steve Wright: Gift o' gab George Galloway everybody, give it up for Mayor Galloway.
(vomit, vomit, fade out into Ronan Keating's latest single).
{please note, I do not regularly listen to radio 2, it does serious damage to my health. I occasionally leave it on for my cats who seem quite partial to its monotonous drones! However, since they've got rid of fascist Jimmy Young, they've gone off it a bit!)
