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rjay
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BT is nowhere near as bad as the two jokers on saturday arvo footy and i also think he's a better commentator than Dwayne That's As Good As It's Get's Russell!btw This twitter page made me laugh.

http://twitter.com/NotDwayneRussel

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      On 16/09/2012 at 10:54, Dr. Gonzo said:

    Did you know Jimmy Magner built the Eastlink Freeway all on his own?

    Classic! How could we forget? And Andrew Krakeour is the "MCG Specialist"

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    Richard Hinds of The Age agrees.

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    However, long before Taylor was imposing himself on the finals series - most vociferously, in the closing moments of Fremantle's elimination final victory over Geelong - the monster had run amok in the laboratory. Taylor's commentary was, unchallenged, the biggest ''cross'' of the electronic media's football season. This cross was in direct proportion with how badly ticked off the audience was by his caterwauling and repetitive references to ''footy factories''.
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    I like him. Sorry! Just find him entertaining when it's a non-Collingwood game, and he's good to take the pi$$ out of when it is a Collingwood game. Whoever is playing, I always find BT quite amusing.

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    Any chance that the 7 producers can find the ball tonight? KISS keep the camera where the ball is and stop trying to predict where it is going, you're not that good.

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    Why does Bruce keep saying players are "buttering up"

    What the hell is that? I swear they make this up to sound "with it"

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      On 21/09/2012 at 11:59, Robot Devil said:

    Why does Bruce keep saying players are "buttering up"

    What the hell is that? I swear they make this up to sound "with it"

    commentators would say "buttering up" in the 70's. haven't heard it for years!
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      On 21/09/2012 at 12:19, why you little said:

    commentators would say "buttering up" in the 70's. haven't heard it for years!

    So Bruce arrived at this game in his DeLorean?

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      On 21/09/2012 at 12:27, Robot Devil said:

    So Bruce arrived at this game in his DeLorean?

    i hate to think what Bruce does in his own time!!
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      On 15/09/2012 at 13:03, condemned 84 said:

    BT use to be a good caller, now has a massive inflated ego and believes he is the best and has become near enough un-listenable (is that even a word??? :P)

    Throw in Richo and the biggest muppet of obvious remarks Luke I'm a loser Darcy on top of the bad camera angles = yes you are correct.

    always been a loudmouth tossbag

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      On 21/09/2012 at 12:42, why you little said:

    i hate to think what Bruce does in his own time!!

    Probably sits on the couch in his underwear eating Cheetos and playing Xbox.

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      On 21/09/2012 at 12:48, Robot Devil said:

    Probably sits on the couch in his underwear eating Cheetos and playing Xbox.

    special time.
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      On 21/09/2012 at 12:46, baysidedave said:

    always been a loudmouth tossbag

    That habitually rubbishes the MFC and its supporters.

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    Might be time for doc Larkin to go back to med school. Seems he can't tell the diff between a knee and an ankle.

    Fair enough at first look but when Richards kept reaching for his ankle it seemed to be a bit of a sign, then he comes back on with no bandage on the knee...well.

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      On 21/09/2012 at 11:59, Robot Devil said:

    Why does Bruce keep saying players are "buttering up"

    What the hell is that? I swear they make this up to sound "with it"

    Marlon Brando in "Last Tango in Paris" is the last time I heard of that!
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    How bad?

    3AW last night

    BT: "Caro, why write an article about Mick Malthouse's book?"

    Caro: "It's fascinating that Mick was on this station saying that the book tour was set in stone and now the West Australian component where Mick is greatly loved has been cancelled"

    BT: "Well I think it's a nothing story"

    Caro: "I think it's an interesting story and so do the The Age readers"

    BT: "Well I haven't read the article, I don't read much."

    Caro: "Hang on a minute how can you criticise it when you haven't read it"

    BT: "I didn't say that Caro, I said I don't read much, don't play that game and put words into my mouth".

    Hard to choose when switching channels between 3AW's Brian "dung sandwich" Taylor and SEN's Mark "cup of cold sick" Robinson.

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      On 22/09/2012 at 04:53, old55 said:

    How bad?

    3AW last night

    BT: "Caro, why write an article about Mick Malthouse's book?"

    Caro: "It's fascinating that Mick was on this station saying that the book tour was set in stone and now the West Australian component where Mick is greatly loved has been cancelled"

    BT: "Well I think it's a nothing story"

    Caro: "I think it's an interesting story and so do the The Age readers"

    BT: "Well I haven't read the article, I don't read much."

    Caro: "Hang on a minute how can you criticise it when you haven't read it"

    BT: "I didn't say that Caro, I said I don't read much, don't play that game and put words into my mouth".

    Hard to choose when switching channels between 3AW's Brian "dung sandwich" Taylor and SEN's Mark "cup of cold sick" Robinson.

    at least BT played the game.

    Robinson just drank. I heard him for about 3 minutes this morning...he seriously had trouble remembering words.

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    Ch7 just showed an ad for Brynn Edelstein's new reality show.... IN THE MIDDLE OF PLAY!! Wonder if it was Larry, Curly, or Moe that hit the button?!

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    You think he's bad. Go and listen to Ray Warren commentate the rugby league. This guy was a greyhound commentator before he got the current gig.

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    Who would watch a TV show on Brynne Edelstien??

    I mean really...who will watch it!!!

    Juddy the dog...

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