I understand. Pretty girls in red dresses piss me off as well.

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Great Video. Had a good laugh this morning. :D

Thank you Vicky and Wario for posting it. :)

Can a mod please put in that missing "S" in the title. It makes me look like I cant spell.

:twisted: Done.

Well, if that woman had done her homework well, she knew what to expect from Meat, especially with 'Paradise". She obviously didn't because she doesn't even know the right lines for the few sentences she had to sing.

I don't know her, she might be a nice person, but I hate it when people don't do their homework when it comes to Meat. I have seen it often in several interviews and tv shows.

Finally !!

Now you know why I asked what I did earlier ;)

This creased me up!

Must be British slang. Roll with it, dude.

Rosie is NOT what I would consider to be a "professional" when it comes to her interview skills. I will gladly reference to her verbally attacking Tom Selleck when he was on her show. Her behavior was totally unacceptable during that interview.

Interesting. I looked that up and I have to agree with you. As much as I don't think gun ownership is correct ripping a "guest" apart like she did who only came on the show to plug a movie is ~~~~ing mental. :nuts: And how she doesn't listen to anyone's opinion is insane too. :wacko: Thought Tom conducted himself very decently there even though I disagree with some of the ideologies which he his basing is arguments on.

You piqued my interest and I too checked out the Selleck interview.

I am 100% behind the gun control laws we have in the UK. I say this to emphasise that I am someone who does not consider there is a need for guns to be in the home or the hands of private citizens, and that I would actually agree it seems incomprehensible that automatic assault rifles should be considered a need or a right of private citizens to have in their homes.

However, her constant badgering, interrupting and aggressive physical invasion of Selleck's space, in contrast to his calm, patient attempts to articulate the broad range of issues the USA face in this difficult area (far more complex imo than here, where we have never enshrined the right to bear arms in any constitution, and have for many, many years had some form of control of private ownership of firearms) had me on Selleck's side, even though I suspect that like Andrew I would no be in full agreement with him.

I don't get her shows here, and have never gone out of my way to watch them when in the USA. Now I would go out of my way to avoid them. Rosie may well be bright, quick thinking and caring .. but I have to agree with Dave. Imo to be a good interviewer requires a broader skill set than standing on a soapbox to hammer your point! I saw none of this broader range.