George Martin,

[tomsk]

shut it you...
he's brillliant..

[Icey]

And one of the most boring artists going. He can go on for hours, after which, any semblance of humour swiftly drains away. I remember a relative of mine going to see him, and four hours later .......... BH ......

[tomsk]

He gives value for money..

[Icey]

Yes - he does that! LOL!

[tomsk]

why do you not like him?

[Icey]

Honestly, his jokes get on my nerves. The man himself gets on my nerves. I don't find him very funny, and he certainly wasn't very funny to my auntie who went to see him a few years ago. He was downright rude to her, and refused to give her an autograph unless she queued up and paid for one.

[tomsk]

I'd tell him to shove it up his arse..
He makes me laugh though..

[Icey]

Fair enough. He must be popular with a good few people for him to've kept in the business for so long.

[tomsk]

he should not talk to his fans like that though...

[Icey]

Exactly. My poor auntie was so embarrassed at being pushed to one side and having to be spoken to like that, and she went off him from that moment.

[tomsk]

I would've created a scene!
How dare you Sir!!!!

[Icey]

Yes, well when women have manners, they DON'T create a scene, they just walk away, which she did.

[tomsk]

My Mum would've told him off!

[Icey]

I'm sure my auntie muttered the odd few words! Irish Liverpudlians don't hold back! : )

[tomsk]

god damn right!

[Icey]

And it's so funny isn't it? I love the spirit.

[tomsk]

absolutely,
being a door mat is not a good thing..

[Icey]

Irish women have a way of speaking their minds, which's second to none.

[tomsk]

The Belfast one's spit fire!

[Icey]

Hey - the southern Irish don't do too badly either!