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21-05-2008, 09:44 AM

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Alison Pearson eh? I remember her on Late Review where her utterings were almost as witless as those of Tony Parsons.

They're both newspaper columnists now - when does Tom Paulin get his?

Alison Pearson once wrote a very inaccurate article about mental health illness in a magazine. It was so poor I e-mailed to complain and sent in examples of research which proved she was very wrong. I got a really snotty e-mail from her office basically telling me that AP was a expert in everything!

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22-05-2008, 10:11 AM

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Chevyman Chevyman is wary of airheads Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: On blocks for the Winter Gender: Posts: 2,398 My Mood: Country: iTrader: (1)	I thought Sarah did a reasonable job tbh. But what a tall order trying to convert that family to healthy eating. I think the programme raised a lot of questions about the family but left the answers to our imagination. It made better viewing that Ramsay anyway "One appears to have dropped one's monocle in the soufflee" *Why not visit the Festive Fayre section?*

22-05-2008, 11:56 AM

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22-05-2008, 02:18 PM

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Apologies for being so provocative, but I dislike Fergie intensely (though I have never met her personally, she comes across as tacky and lacking in good taste), and I find the concept of this TV show terribly patronising to the working classes. At her stately home Fergie would almost certainly employ servants to prepare, serve [and wash up after] her meals....these servants would be paid from the enormous fees she earns from US and UK tv shows such as this one ...

As the programme was filmed in Hull (not 'Hell' - my typo), the fine town on the River Humber, why didn't the tv producers select local MP John Pescott to give the local family lessons in how to control obesity ?

and his libido.

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