What annoys you....?

[Emmy]

Chris is quite good at impressionations I think

Perhaps he is good at impressionations, but he's certainly not any good at impressions.


Sorry, couldn't resist.

[Nicola_Red]

What about impersonations, would you say he's any good at those...?

[Bonanzoid]

His 'Arry Redknapp one wasn't a serious shot at sounding like him though surely?

[Emmy]

His 'Arry Redknapp one wasn't a serious shot at sounding like him though surely?

I have no idea whether it was or not, as I'm not very aware of Harry Redknapp's work. Either way, it was bloody horrible.

[Bonanzoid]

I think it was intended to be bad. It was just a generic * rather than 'Arry himself.

[DarroM]

I love his Dominic Littlewood impersonation. Never fails to make me laugh!

[col89]

As far as impressions go, he's started doing Dev (early breakfast) recently, which always makes me laugh.

[Nicola_Red]

The Harry Redknapp clip is now in the sound vault:

http://chrismoyles.net/soundvault/sound ... ileid=2589

[jhmagic1]

Literally, lovely, beautiful, thank you, god love ya, random, weirdly... they need to fill in the gaps between conversation whilst thinking of what to say next with something, especially the first half hour, unfortunately they have to do this with "auto-fill" words (which can figuratively get on your tits).

Record a conversation you have with someone and you will find recurring words you use too.

[Emmy]

The latest one which is really getting on my tits is 'and whatnot'. Chris used it LOADS last week, and I noticed Dave say it today too, so it's spreading amongst the team.

[jhmagic1]

The latest one which is really getting on my tits is 'and whatnot'. Chris used it LOADS last week, and I noticed Dave say it today too, so it's spreading amongst the team.

Best one of Daves if definitely -" Bla, bla, bla.."

[lucybella]

Chris is quite good at impressionations I think

[lucybella]

I love his Dominic Littlewood impersonation. Never fails to make me laugh!

[Ajescent]

ON MY LIFE!

[simonp820]

Chris I love you - but please stop saying 'yes sir' 50 times each show. You're not American.

[Nicola_Red]

I think it's just a reflection of the increasing amount of time he spends in the States.

[Bas]

I have picked up Chris' expression "a dog's age", not sure if that's a Yorkshire thing, but I find myself saying it quite often now. Not sure if that really counts as a quirk though.

I've heard it over here a lot. Though i don't think i've ever used it myself.

[Yudster]

And I'm guessing neither are you.

[MadTheEddos]

Chris I adulation you - but amuse stop adage 'yes sir' 50 times anniversary show. You're not American.

Bloody spambots.

[Nicola_Red]

Has anyone else noticed that in the last year or so Chris has started to laugh with that weird phlegm-y 'ccchhhhrrrr' sound like Alesha Dixon makes? I'm sure he never used to do that. It's very unpleasant to the ear.

[Travis Bickle]

Has anyone else noticed that in the last year or so Chris has started to laugh with that weird phlegm-y 'ccchhhhrrrr' sound like Alesha Dixon makes? I'm sure he never used to do that. It's very unpleasant to the ear.

Yes, I have noticed that. He does it as a bit of a cheeky laugh or when it's something he doesnt think he should laugh at though I think. It doesnt bother me though.

[MadTheEddos]

Thinking about it, I've noticed that too. I thought it was just him taking the piss out of Alesha at first.

[Nicola_Red]

I'm glad people know what I mean! It's a very tricky thing to describe in writing.

[DevilsDuck]

What the hell are you talking about!

;P

[R94N]

It's sort of like a semi-snigger. He did it today actually. Often when Aled says something silly or with a potential double meaning he does it.