Episode 67 – Things That Used To Be Posh, Armpit Hair & Middle Eastern Policy

Elis James and John Robins on Radio X Podcast

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Comedy

4.9 • 3.9K Ratings

🗓️ 22 May 2015

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

This week Elis showcased his class-transgressing skills by asking you to name things that used to be posh but aren’t anymore. And, in between riffs, John discussed the armpit hair of Team Elis & John. There were also notes on Middle Eastern Policy, the return of David Mellor, and the usual Textual Healing, A Robins Amongst The Pigeons, Email of the Species and Winner Plays On. Remember, tune in next Saturday to catch the boys from 10am til 1pm, get in touch on Saturday@xfm.co.uk (if you’re on e-mail. You’ve got to be on e-mail), and keep it Xfm.

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0:00.0	X-Fem.
0:01.0	Ellis James and John Robbins on X-FM podcast.
0:05.0	Hello everyone, it's the Ellis James and John Robbins show, brought to you by Fulners.
0:12.0	That's not true.
0:14.0	I wish it was.
0:16.0	Oh, I wish it was.
0:17.0	Just drown in a vat of our London pride.
0:20.0	I love ale. Oh, me too, me. I likeown in a vat of our London pride. I love ale.
0:21.6	Oh, me too, me.
0:22.6	I like being in a pub with guys drinking ale and being guys.
0:26.6	I don't like Kraft ale.
0:28.6	No, no, no, no.
0:29.6	Actually, it gives you a terrible hangover.
0:31.6	And it tastes of grapefruit juice.
0:33.6	Yeah, yeah, it's absolutely nonsense.
0:34.6	Give me a proper 3.8 to 4.2% session ale.
0:38.5	Oh, what are we talking about, John?
0:40.5	The state of the nation.
0:41.8	Sport.
0:43.2	For me, football shirts.
0:45.1	Girls.
0:46.0	Ooh.
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