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george lamb 

A substandard, idiotic BBC 6music presenter; a low-quality DJ. A junior Chris Moyles; a motor-mouth reliant upon catchphrases and sound-effects. One who speaks Estuary English. A wigga; speaker of faux West-Indian patois. Object of scorn and derision. A himbo. Failing DJ; unpopular buffoon.

A don (antonym).
"You think Russell Brand's bad, you should hear George Lamb"

"I thought that new DJ was pretty good, but he went down like George Lamb."
george lamb by alas_alas February 20, 2008
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george lamb 

The ultimate don! The freshest DJ the BBC has had in a very long time. Forget wafty Nemone and wooden Steve Lamacq, there is only one god. He doesn't surf n turf and he doesn't do pineapple on pizza. He once nearly got robbed but slammed some concrete in his face and they fled in fear.
When Bruce Banner gets mad, he turns into the Hulk. When the Hulk gets mad, he turns into Chuck Norris. When Chuck Norris gets scared, he turns into George Lamb.
george lamb by George Lamb January 22, 2008
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