Tag: Resignation

Ooh! Was it that nutcase from California that thought I was you? --- Christopher England <(Address removed)> wrote:

The following press release was issued regarding the resignation (or non-resignation) of the Director Paul Rusling and Company Secretary David Talbot:-

After a hard day's night, I logged onto Digital Spy today expecting to read loads of fun on the thread all about the 279 thing. But, boing it wasn't there! What's happened?

The poll "Opal Bonfante's on-air resignation from Big L:" has been closed.

Quoting a previous Martin Trendar contribution:- ~ I've never listened to his show on Offshore Music Radio (it's not the kind of thing that I'd ever listen to – his show, or the radio station –...

Quoting a previous Martin Trendar contribution:- ~ Aha. Wrong. You are misrepresenting the facts: I never asked for details of his earnings at all.

With RTL on board there will have been a sight change of direction but inevitable delay.

Christopher England <(Address removed)> said:

I really doubt that very much. Rodney Collins has been badly treated on DS and disgracefully, as well, by Christopher England who wanted details of Mr Collins earnings! Awful

In article <(Address removed)>, (Address removed) (Martin Trendar) wrote: Welcome Martin We're a nice bunch really Eric

Christopher England <(Address removed)> said:

Ha, ha, that's funny, you accept somebody else's opinion? When did that happen exactly? The only time you've ever accepted somebody else's opinion is when they've agreed with you. Dimitri

Quoting a previous Gash McGash contribution:- ~ Cruel. But fair. I've added my vote of course. ~— * Christopher England just said that *

I've set up a poll somewhere a little less heavily moderated to see what posters think of the early 2007 start date.

Quoting a previous jaybs jaybs contribution:- ~ So, why do the little crew do that very thing?

Quoting a previous Nicholas Mead contribution:- ~ Nope. This is not really a nutter, quite a constructive fellow, but not frightened of, er, calling a spade a spade.

There's a little crew of old men who deliberately try to disrupt any discussion about IOMIB or 279.

Quoting a previous dimitri konstantine contribution:- ~ Aha. I think I saw one of his posts and thought there might be a fire brewing.

Quoting a previous Gash McGash contribution:- ~ It depends on who's doing the slashing at DS though. A few deal with problems by constantly blitzing until nobody carries on on that same tack.

Of course, I meant to say that the thread questioning the disappearance disappeared. In fact I did. It was just that the disappeared disappeared. Obviously.

In article <9rnY+(Address removed)>, (Address removed) (Christopher England) wrote:

I don't think you missed a great deal to be honest. Nothing that you wouldn't have read before anyway.

Quoting a previous Gash McGash contribution:- ~ Although you can see the point of view from DS's side they can't be arsed to deal with the wimperers so just slash and burn until all the fun's gone.

Quoting a previous Richard Sharpe contribution:- ~ There's a little crew of old men who deliberately try to disrupt any discussion about IOMIB or 279.

It might due to that infectious cough that a couple of posters on that thread seemed to have (cough, cough). We wouldn't want that spreading now, would we. Might be H5N1 for all we know.

Oh well that didn't last long, I did ask the question in a new thread but i see that after a few replies that has now also been removed,

Christopher England <(Address removed)> said:

Yeah, sure. Though her CV appears impressive, when she opens the mic, I turn off.

On 8th January 2007 the Isle of Man Government's Financial Supervision Commission received an 9N form duly completed to advise them that one of the IOMIB directors had now resigned.

Christopher England <(Address removed)> said: Quoting a previous Martin Trendar contribution:- ~

I am new on here so I dont even know whether this post will work! There is nothing sinister about the 279 thread disappearing on DS.

Discussion is good and being able to accept each others opinions. Regards John Ha, ha, that's funny, you accept somebody else's opinion? When did that happen exactly?

Christopher England <(Address removed)> said: Although you can see the point of view from DS's side they can't be arsed to deal with the wimperers so just slash and burn until all the...

Despite what I say above, I think that she could have a massive career ahead of her.

She seems to have a strong anorak fan club. Looking at her website she's certainly goes out of her way to sell herself on the basis of her good looks.

David Talbot, IOMIB's Company Secretary resigned from IOMIB on 13th June 2006, and wasn't replaced. Source: Isle of Man Government's FSC.

Form 9N – used to give notice of change of directors and secretaries or in their particulars – stating "Paul Rusling resigned as a director on 9th June 2006" (from Isle of Man International...

Apple shares dropped by five percent during after-hours trading on Thursday, following Steve Jobs' resignation as CEO.

I was not sorry to hear the Russel Brand had resigned from his radio 2 show as i have never liked him as a personality but now that, just this evening with the news that Johnathan Ross is suspended...

Quoting a previous jaybs jaybs contribution:- ~ Funny you should mention that.

Big L (Frinton)'s evening starlet Opal Bonfante resigned on air saying she hated what management were forcing her to do, and how they were messing around with her popular [sic] show...

Just been having a Sunday afternoon scoot around and catch-up on what's what, and again I notice that the fish-wives and nodding dogs are very quiet instead of making their second-coming-esque...

In a private e-mail sent to Christopher England @ 16:49 on 18th July 2006, Paul Rusling states: "Secondly, I have not resigned, but elaborating further will take too long to explain and also opens...

Hi Anorakkers – here's an interesting article that was in todays paper. --- start --- Small internet radio stations face being wiped out by a change in the way royalties are calculated.

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