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sex pervert posted:A drugged up tortoise shoving its head through a glory hole and a farting dog. Come on, Boy with a Shed for a Brain I believe in you.
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DaWolfey posted:I hope Charlie has something to say about the video the BBC showed of the murderer, bloody knives still in hand, ranting to a passer-by who filmed it on their phone then sold it to The Sun, who then gave (or sold) it to the BBC, who then broadcast it to the nation. Yeah, I can't help but feel that those murdering arseholes have rather been given what they wanted here. I would link that old Newswipe bit about now making this depressing, horrible poo poo the headline news story but... what'd be the point.
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*shits self* "Editorially justified in the context in which it was presented."
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onoflalks posted:How does I Love My Country compare to the mental Noel's HQ thing that Sky had on a couple years ago? I'm guessing it's a bit less "It's PC/H&S gone mad", how does it compare in the nationalism stakes? Noel's HQ was a bit Daily Mail. I live in Scotland and I support the union. I don't really like the SNP and I like the concept of Britain as a nation. Then I saw this and I can't wait to get the gently caress out of the UK.
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SeanBeansShako posted:Ideal. Nighty Night. Him And Her. White Van Man. First few series' of Being Human, Gavin and Stacy (gently caress you), Little Britain and Our War. And Mongrels.
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Irisi posted:I know. Poor Brucie, I think it's past time he was put out to pasture. It's painful to watch him try to cavort about and make jokes, and even more painful to watch the judges and contestants humour him through gritted teeth. I think the fairly sexist ageism at the BBC is finally biting them in the arse. All the old men that they have been keeping around like some sort of insane collector of antiquities are now getting so old that they no longer represent reality for the majority of people that are watching TV. I know that we're talking about Brucie at the moment but the fact that he didn't manage to get through a single loving link on an autocue tonight was more than enough to make me think that he should have been put out to pasture long ago. He's just not where he should be for a show that needs to be hitting its audience. I wouldn't be surprised if tonights episode was his last one. I like the guy, I really do, but Strictly is now the BBC's biggest earner (for realies, it displaced Top Gear a couple of years ago about the same time that Clarkson stopped being such a massive cock on TV COULD THESE THINGS BE LINKED [hint: they are] ) and they need someone that can actually read an autocue without having to start over twice before they get the tone of voice right for it to be anything other than a weirdly awkward event that happens far too regularly. Huw Edwards (52), George Alagiah (58), Gavin Esler (60), Jeremy Paxman (63), John Humphrys (70), for example, will be the next/current generation of documentarians. Other than wheeling out John Barrowman (46) or Graham Norton (50) can you tell me who would fill this spot? The 'face of the channel' doesn't exist in any meaningful way anymore. Those that are considered to be 'yoof' presenters by the beeb are now too risky (Russell Brand [38 - is it a bit mental that 'youth' is now considered to be late 30s in TV land?] becoming Persona Non Grata, Jonathan Ross (53) loving off to ITV, Ant (38) and Dec (38)) for anything more staid and grown up than a loving talkshow on BBC3. I guess Dick and Dom could take over?
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Pablo Bluth posted:Name five pointless television shows? East Enders, Corrie, Emmerdale, Hollyoaks, and Home & Away. Actually, that's not fair; Hollyoaks has the purpose of fap fodder for teenage boys. Can we swap out Hollyoaks for Pointless?  Pointless owns by the way.
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Ratjaculation posted:Blunkett thinks that the reason people think politicians are knobs is because of HIGNFY and co. I don't think I've ever seen a bigger irony cumshot on a website in my entire fuckin' life than that.
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Ponce de Le0n posted:itv are bringing back birds of a feather lol, kinda scraping the barrel there surely. They did a really successful run of that in the theater of late. Could have something to do with it.
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marktheando posted:Now I like complaining about Steven Moffat as much as the next guy, but he's a writer not a director. Stage directions get written into scripts, especially for big signature bits where words flash by a persons face to show a hive of mental activity.
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PriorMarcus posted:Speaking of The Taste what's everyones opinion on Lawson following the court case? Mr. Squishy posted:She married a poo poo and probably has/had a drug problem but who cares.
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AND MY OPINION IS OBJECTIVLY RIGHT AND HERE LET ME poo poo MYSELF OVER IT
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Seaside Loafer posted:gently caress off No he's got a point we should get back to complaining/masturbating about/over BBC3.
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PriorMarcus posted:This seems like the best place to ask, but does anyone have any tips for cheaper accommodation during the Fringe Festival? Commute in.
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