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Belfast! DJ Stinky with tunes more twisted than Nazi dwarf pawn. I

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would like to start with a shout out. As many of you know, Jaggers

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is in prison because of his beliefs. People believe that cutting the red

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wire will cut off the burglar alarm. He was wrong. I hear that people

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say he is a thief, or tea leaf, but you know him as Pablo, respect,

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Pablo! On tonight's show we have an award-winning chef, former Master

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cf contestant, Christine Hamilton, Good morning. I am late. To us it

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matter? -- does it matter. You know those numbers you see in the paper,

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like sex lines. I phoned up some bird. There is not a sex chat line

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from Northern Ireland. Are you sure? Can you imagine, you are a

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man that likes a posh bird, some bird saying she has been knocking

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out the stables. I am all dirty. But I am not as dirty as you. Get

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your job for us off and show us what you are made of. Right? Like

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some kind of Ballymena eat Dahl. -- Have you got a big Massey-Ferguson

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waiting for you? Are you going to plough my field and scatter your

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good seed over my groin? Even though it is the Sabbath day, I

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will take you took some -- Sunday- school. What if it was like

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sovereign birds? Jesus, what are you doing it to me. Put it away.

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Look what you have made me do. work it. Use me. Do me. Occupy my

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six counties. Take away my land. Subjugate my land! Lead shoes so

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meet my dirty partition! -- let me show you my dirty partition.

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would like to make you a quick apology far last week when I said

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Stephen Nolan was dead. I now realise I may have got some

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people's hopes up though. Who is this in the lift? Our guest is posh

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and knows her way in the jungle. The husband of our next guess was

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alleged to have taken cash for questions, but at least he wasn't

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spending it on hers! Please welcome Amateur Chef and professional

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battle axe, Christine Hamilton! Goodness me. That is the sort of

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well, I like. I tell you what, Christine, you are looking spot on.

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Thanks. I am doing all right. I am over 60 by a one year. You should

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avoid the Old Trafford area of Manchester. The acres Wayne Rooney

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hangs around there. Is he in two older women? I think he is into

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anything. How have you been on a diet, or what is it that is making

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you look so fine? You do know how to flatter a girl. I have been on a

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diet. You may not know this, but I did a show called Master Chef and

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everybody else loses weight, but I put it on. You have to cook with

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butter and cream and all the things I do not normally took with and I

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was eating it all up, but I have lost that weight now. I am buying

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up your biscuits and chocolate digest it. I was wondering if I

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could put something over them so I cannot see them. Can I do that? Is

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that OK? Did she smell classy? smelt of the British upper class.

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Kind of clean. It was nice. Hang on a moment, I could not be any less

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upper-class. I am 100 % middle class. I don't think so, Christine.

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We are so underclass that we are subterranean. That is because you

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are a number of the criminal classes. We get by. It said

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somewhere that you and Neill appeared in a gay iconic play

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called the Rocky Horror Picture Show. The 30th anniversary tour,

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that was wonderful, sex drugs and rock'n'roll, what else junior? --

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what else do you need? Neil became totally addicted to the fish nest -

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- fishnet tights. Well, he is a Tory politician. It is what quite a

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few of them wear. Is there a man who would tempt you to leave him?

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commit adultery every day in my mind! Christine, are you committing

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adultery in your mind right now? Quite heavily. With who? I cannot

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decide. It would be kinky not to. It would be rude not to. I wouldn't

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one to come between friends. interesting choice of friends --

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race. Here is a wee bit of music. She looks like Rod Hull in drag. As

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Rod Hull does now! You were involved in the Houses of Commons

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in the 1980s when the Tories were sweeping through power. It seems

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like everybody was bonking everybody backstage. Was it really

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like that? Of course! I tell you what. I worked in parliament for 26

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years, and I was only 21 when I went there, but I have seen a lot

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of it. They have the power, and power, you have it as well. You

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have all the switches and stuff. It is very impressive and Members of

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Parliament have impressive places to take members of parliament and

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it is extraordinary, because unattractive MPs can get much more

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attractive girls than they would be able to, so that his talent goes on.

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Do you miss politics? No! I have left it for the real world of

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showbiz, entertainment and radio. You are too good looking for

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politics. I read somewhere it was showbiz or ugly people. Well, some

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politicians are quite good looking. Have you seen Barbara De Bruin?

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Don't be nasty about the nation's sweetheart, and Anne Widdecombe.

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What about Lembit Opik? He did pull a cheeky girl. He is bonkers.

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Christine! I would like someone like you to be my mum. Is that all

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right? To be my mum? Both of you? Why not? How you got a mum? None

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worth to walking about. Father's Day causes great confusion around

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here. It is awfully flattering. What would I have to do? Just told

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me. Change me. Occasionally. often is occasionally? As often as

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you like! Gone, it's a deal. Thanks, mummy. Will you buy me an X-Box?

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It is an electronic device. That is correct. I will buy you one. Can

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you share one, or do you need one age?. Hang on, I beg your pardon?

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Say that again. On Sunday dinner... Oh, Sunday dinner. Let me slow it

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down for you. Yes, thank you. On Sunday din-dins? Yes? Right, round

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yours with Neil, me and Pablo? You have to count out the peas,

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make sure they're the same. And do not try and say that having a wee

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bit more extra peas is the same as having the same of roast potatoes

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cos it's not! No, it's not. No, I would never do that, it's not.

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Because peas are peas and potatoes and potatoes. You can have as much

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as you like. That's all right. Thank you. Unless you start to put

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on weight. Thank you. OK? Cool. Mummy? Thank you very much for

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coming on to our show. I'll go home and get the tatties on. Go you home,

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sort out a few spare rooms for me and the Pablo, we'll be over next

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week. OK, brilliant. Happy days. Where's my hug? Give you a hug?

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Give me my hug. Oh, give you a hug. Aw, bye-bye. Thank you. Oh, two

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kisses. Happy days. Two kisses. Pablo, show the lady out.

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pleasure. Bye-bye. Just for your information, Your Ladyship, I am

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quite the fan of Lady Chatterley's Lover and The Graduate, OK? I think

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I get your drift, Pablo. Bye-bye, I'm going to put the beef on.

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She can see to my beef any time. Christine Hamilton there! Christine

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is the second most outrageous woman in politics. She would have been

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the first but Iris Robinson pipped her at the post by bopping that

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teenager. Right, right, right. Here we go. Three, two, one... Go!

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Stare! Blink. Go on, blink. Blink. Blink. You blink. No, you blink.

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You blink. You blink. You blink. Blinky. You blink. Blink off. I own

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you. Blink 182. I own you. I own you. You have a fly on your face.

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Blinkety Blink, Blinkety Blink. It'll make you blink. Blink! Blink!

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Oh, bollocks! How do you do that? Championi. Derry's an amazing city

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though, isn't it? Any city that has three or four girls to every bloke,

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unbelievable. And the girls' legs are... Tidy. All the hills, Derry

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Hill legs. It's got good scenery, it's got nice hotels, it's...close

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to Donegal. It's got one bar you can go to safely. Would you come

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and live here though? No. City of Culture? I've had yoghurts with

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more culture. LAUGHTER What's that you have there? I am trying to

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learn the words to a song, mate. I'm going to audition for the X

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Factor. You want to be famous then? But I'm being realistic. People

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think they'll get famous overnight. I'll give it two weeks. And you

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think you can get on X Factor? Stephen Hawking can run off with

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his mistress, I can get on the X Factor. Mate, you cannot sing.. #

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All the single ladies All the single ladies

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# All the single ladies All the single ladies All the single

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ladies... # Pablo?

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# All the single ladies All the single ladies.

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# Pablo. Pablo! # All the single ladies.

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# Pablo! Sorry, sorry, sorry. They said I was a bit too dignified for

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Big Brother. Fair point. Here, there's the lift moving. That's the

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band. A band coming in here? Yep. Right. Who is it this time? I think

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you'll like this one. Right. They're like an indie band, wait,

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right, but they are both epic in scale and vision. Is it Muse?

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Is it Queen? No. Is it the Vienna Boys Choir? Look, we couldn't fit

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them in the lift, it's not them. Right, well, who is it then? They

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are Rams' Pocket Radio. All right, lads? Hello. How're yous getting

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on? All good. So, lads, tell us this here. Have yous any good gigs

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or supports that yous have done lately? Yeah, we recently toured

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with Darwin Deez and played a gig with Marina And The Diamonds...

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Shite. No, you'd like Marina. Really? Oh, aye. What's the song

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you're going to do for us. Going to do a song called Dieter Rams Has

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Got The Pocket Radios. Cool, all right, fire away, into the boudoir.

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Don't make a mess. Bye! Peter from Derry has called in to the shoot

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the breeze with us. Yo, Pete! All right, Pablo, Steeky? You've had

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the odd brush with the law, lads, hey? Say hypothetically a man

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lunges at me with what I thought was a knife but turned out to be a

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flare for a night club. Uh...easy mistake. I accidentally knocked him

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over, then someone compounded the error by beating him to death with

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a traffic cone. Just hypothetically, aye? Yeah? I was arguing with my

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mates as to whether that constituted murder or self defence.

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That sounds like a pretty clear case of murder of there, Pete.

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lads, murder, we'll have to bury him - thanks, Steeky, you've been a

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great help. For Christ's sake, Pablo, do you not screen these

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calls? Uh? And now for our next caller, Martina. Marty-girl, what

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do you want to talk about? Well, I'm fed up with all the stupid men

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in Belfast who just treat women as sex objects. That's a good point,

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Martina. Great point, Martina. Now, tell us what you're wearing. CALLER

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HANGS UP Aw, bless. I remember the very first time I asked your ma the

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same question. How drunk was she? She was pretty drunk. Fair play.

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And a big shout out to Adam and Steve, who are celebrating their

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civil partnership today. Two lads getting married, that's class.

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Why's that, Pablo? Just think how amazing a double stag night would

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be - wall-to-wall naked women strippers, wouldn't it? Um, yeah,

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Pabs, I don't think you really get the gay thing. There's the lift

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again. Who've you got for me? fella that owns that there posh

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restaurant. Our next guess has his own award-winning restaurant.

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Essentially, it's like McDonald's, but with fewer divorced fathers

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gazing forlornly at their children. Please welcome award-winning chef,

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Jason Moore. Evening, gents. How are you? All right, mate? Grab

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yourself a wee seat there, take the weight off your plates. That's a

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wee kitchen reference. I like that. Well, Jason Moore, how are you

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keeping? Very well, yourselves? too bad. Thank you for coming in.

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pleasure... Could you not shave? Pardon? Could you not have shaved?

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No. He's a rock and roll chef. aren't they all? We all are, rock

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and roll chefs. Do you sit there in the kitchen barking orders and have

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everybody go, "Yes, chef!" A wee bit, not that much. Do you know how

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far that would work with me? You wouldn't get through the entree. We

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could bring you in for a day, would you like that? Would you like a

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kitchen knife in your chest? That's what'll happen. You'd get one right

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back! Ooooh! That there's fighting talk. Fighting talk for a man that

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cooks, like. HE LAUGHS What sort of training did you have to do? To be

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a chef you have to do as much training as you can, work in as

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many good restaurants as you can, for as many good chefs as you can

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to learn as much as you can. you ever work for the Little Chef?

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Little Chef, let me think. I've worked with lots of Little Chefs,

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bit like yourselves. Bernard Matthews? Pardon? Bernard Matthews?

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RIP, Bernard. Ah, Bernard. May his Turkey Twizzlers rest in peace.

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Turkey Twizzlers were a mistake. The machines were set up wrong,

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they were supposed to be making sausages and they spit out all this

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stuff. Seriously? Yeah, that's how it came about. They couldn't sell

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it to anybody, so they sold it to schools. Something so delicious

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created by accident. That there is a present from God. It is. Glory in

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imperfection. Why, Jason, does all food taste better inside a floury

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bap? Some foods might, what sort of foods taste good in a floury bap to

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you? Absolutely everything. Sausage rolls - the classic bap and two.

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Two sausage rolls in a bap. Even a McDonald's Quarter Pounder - which

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is already in a bap - stick that in a bap and it's even better. All

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things in life, in a bap. Everything? Absolutely, any

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foodstuff you can name. Name any foodstuff. Foie gras. In a bap.

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you know what Foie gras is? No. you've never had Foie gras?

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Would we want to? Absolutely, it's the most delicate think you could

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ever eat. More delicate than a fillet o' fish? Fillet o' fish,

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yeah, just as delicate as a fillet o' fish. What is Foie gras? It's an

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over-sized liver of a duck. HE RETCHES And how do they get it

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thus? Well, they don't do it like this now, but they used to get the

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duck or the goose and then nail its feet to a plank. Then they used to

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force-feed it with a screw. Which must be nice. That's not very nice

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at all. And you put that in your mouth?! Do you apply the two second

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rule in your kitchen? Two-second rule? No. Drops on the floor, two

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seconds, on the plate. That's a myth. No, if it drops on the floor,

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you have to put it in the bin. Aye, right. You do! Sure you do.

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told you about the two-second rule? Everybody knows about the two-

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second rule. Otherwise known as "the food for the difficult

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customer." Jason, give us two wee seconds, the listeners want to hear

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a few beats, so I'm just going to play a wee tune then come back to

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you, OK? I brought back a McDonald's once. What was wrong

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with it? Well, I asked for a medium rare, and it was well done. How

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dare they? I sent it back. How dare they? With a flea in their ear.

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you get extra cheese back? I think I might have done. Extra mayo,

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there seemed to be extra mayo in it. Eurgh. Do you eat your five a day?

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Yes. Does pear cider account? What is the most disgusting food you

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have eaten? Most Scottish food, for example, is disgusting.

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strangest thing was living in Asia, and on the streets of Bangkok you

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can bite deep fide -- you can buy a deep fried grubs and cockroaches,

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that sort of thing. They are not as bad as you think. Very good for you.

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We just sprayed it with soy sauce. Were you picking up tips about

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cooking? I picked up a few cooking tips. Who is the most famous person

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you have cooked for? Princess Diana. The Princess are our hearts. Do you

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remember what you cook for her? had fish. It must have been a

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Friday. I couldn't say, but it must have been a Friday. That is

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surprising. I was under the impression that she loved the meat

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for --. I thought that was your Princess! Shame yourself! I see

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William gave his fiancee his mother's engagement ring. That is

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going to work out just fine, isn't We have learned a lot today, like

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what is for one grave. What is veal? -- for a grave. Veal is a

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baby cow. A baby cow? You kill baby cows? Of course, yes. Would you

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kill a baby sheep? Lamb? Definitely. Baby pigs? Suckling pigs?, yes.

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Kittens? Have you ever cooked a kitten? I have milked one.

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milked a kitten? How in the name of Jesus did you know OK kitten?

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just get hold of the teat things and do it. What is wrong with him?

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There's a woman round the block with a load of kittens, we could go

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as sideline going. Kit and milk. Kit and cheese. We could sell it

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through your chef. Of course you could. Jason, it has been a

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pleasure. You worry gentleman, a scholar and a cook. You can come

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round any time and cook as a wee something in a bap. Jason, thank

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you very much! You kitten that milking it weirdo! Taking out, sort

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him out, keeping away from animals. Jason Moore, his Northern Ireland

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and so to Jamie Oliver, except not a complete idiot. I just thought I

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would say that if you did not -- did fancy knocking a human, I am

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free when says. That sounds good. I would just like to make a quick

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apology by last week's medical section. As it turns out, dyslexics

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are not the evil villains that attacked Dr Who! Our caller has two

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minutes to guess the mystery item. We will play with the returning

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champion, Jez, are you ready? ready. Your time starts now. I am

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not sure how to describe it. It is something you would use to prop up

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the table at one of the legs are shorter than the other. Is it a

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poor person? Teachers like them? Detention? Everybody was passed

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around the school and had a go on it. Was it Kelly and from four be?

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No, it is kind of papery and people find it difficult and people find

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it most irritating question of Anne Was it the positing a theory by

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Isaac Newton that all matter is uniform? No, it is not the theory

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of relativity. Did he get drunk at Christmas and cause everyone to be

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sick because he did something to the turkey? Now, love -- rich

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people love going into these and love talking about it and then they

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used a special language questor of a Starbucks franchise? Is it a

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book? Don't die have to get what We are now going on to the band we

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