Seemingly trivial things that cheer you up
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As the Python team wrote the PFJ sketch for LoB, I wonder if any of them thought that one day...0
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Box. Life of Brian, PFJ sketch.pinno said:0 -
Now you are just deliberately playing the role of "old and out of touch with the young uns"!surrey_commuter said:
Don’t we have to pretend he does have a womb like a real woman.ballysmate said:He still wouldn't be able to have babies and furthermore would no longer be able to father babies.
Though, just like the PFJ, I support his right to have babies, even without a womb.
NB: I suspect I should not have used the term “real woman” but could not think of a better way of expressing myself. I do apologise if I have invaded anybody’s woke space.
FWIW if you find yourself in the situation where the "correct" term is needed, I beleive it's "cis".
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Which I always want to follow with "-alpine Gaul".Jezyboy said:
Now you are just deliberately playing the role of "old and out of touch with the young uns"!surrey_commuter said:
Don’t we have to pretend he does have a womb like a real woman.ballysmate said:He still wouldn't be able to have babies and furthermore would no longer be able to father babies.
Though, just like the PFJ, I support his right to have babies, even without a womb.
NB: I suspect I should not have used the term “real woman” but could not think of a better way of expressing myself. I do apologise if I have invaded anybody’s woke space.
FWIW if you find yourself in the situation where the "correct" term is needed, I beleive it's "cis".
😐1985 Mercian King of Mercia - work in progress (Hah! Who am I kidding?)
Pinnacle Monzonite
Part of the anti-growth coalition0 -
My mate makes home made Chili 🌶 sauces and he’s started giving me small pots for free.
They seriously nice and really different to what you can buy.
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Sitting in the sunshine watching the football drinking margaritas.
Edit:- That didn’t last long. Respect the players shielding the cameras.The above may be fact, or fiction, I may be serious, I may be jesting.
I am not sure. You have no chance.Veronese68 wrote:PB is the most sensible person on here.0 -
Realising that the government 'Report a covid test result' website will launch its own QR code scanner, so you don't have to use a magnifying glass to read the serial number and type it in twice.0
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GB News launches tonight, should be interesting."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0
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Watching the launch of GB News just now. Wow! The complacent MSM had better watch out. I hope they do well. They're certainly different and unashamed of it. Good luck.0
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First impressions are it's a bit amateur, early days though.0
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Yes there were technical issues but that's to be expected with a brand new channel. What matters is the content and the opening monologue alone should have the usual suspects worried.focuszing723 said:First impressions are it's a bit amateur, early days though.
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It will be interesting to see a different take on the news if nothing else. I've heard they will be trying to launch it via radio as well.shortfall said:
Yes there were technical issues but that's to be expected with a brand new channel. What matters is the content and the opening monologue alone should have the usual suspects worried.focuszing723 said:First impressions are it's a bit amateur, early days though.
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Lolol keep em comingshortfall said:
Yes there were technical issues but that's to be expected with a brand new channel. What matters is the content and the opening monologue alone should have the usual suspects worried.focuszing723 said:First impressions are it's a bit amateur, early days though.
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I would hardly laugh at Andrew Neil resume. What's wrong with a bit of balance and another objective view of the UK news?rick_chasey said:
Lolol keep em comingshortfall said:
Yes there were technical issues but that's to be expected with a brand new channel. What matters is the content and the opening monologue alone should have the usual suspects worried.focuszing723 said:First impressions are it's a bit amateur, early days though.
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Indeed what is wrong with that?focuszing723 said:
I would hardly laugh at Andrew Neil resume. What's wrong with a bit of balance and another objective view of the UK news?rick_chasey said:
Lolol keep em comingshortfall said:
Yes there were technical issues but that's to be expected with a brand new channel. What matters is the content and the opening monologue alone should have the usual suspects worried.focuszing723 said:First impressions are it's a bit amateur, early days though.
Why did they have to make it like GB news and bypass all of that.
Maybe I am too young but I don’t quite understand how Neil has got quite this reputation.
It is set up fully in the knowledge it is loss making, like the sun.
The financial backers are all of a particular political persuasion.
It is not there to do anything other than push a specific agenda.
But that’s not in the spirit of the thread and I did honestly enjoy reading the posts out to the Mrs.
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Sounds like it's got the reaction neededrick_chasey said:
Lolol keep em comingshortfall said:
Yes there were technical issues but that's to be expected with a brand new channel. What matters is the content and the opening monologue alone should have the usual suspects worried.focuszing723 said:First impressions are it's a bit amateur, early days though.
"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]1 -
Was the opening monologue as powerful as an Emily Maitliss special?? 😉0
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On Neil, going off thread, his Wikipedia entry is fairly eye wateringWar in Afghanistan Edit
Neil was a vocal and enthusiastic proponent of British military involvement in Afghanistan, deriding those who opposed the war as "wimps with no will to fight", while labelling The Guardian as The Daily Terrorist and the New Statesman as the New Taliban for publishing dissenting opinions about the wisdom of British military involvementClimate change Edit
Neil rejects the scientific consensus on climate change and has frequently invited non-scientists and climate change deniers to debate climate change on his BBC programmesHIV/AIDS Edit
During Neil's time as editor, The Sunday Times backed a campaign to prove that HIV was not a cause of AIDS
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Articles and editorials in The Sunday Times cast doubt on the scientific consensus, described HIV as a "politically correct virus"
He sounds like an utter c unt.
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Apart from Afghanistan, he sounds like Trump before the dementia.rick_chasey said:On Neil, going off thread, his Wikipedia entry is fairly eye watering
War in Afghanistan Edit
Neil was a vocal and enthusiastic proponent of British military involvement in Afghanistan, deriding those who opposed the war as "wimps with no will to fight", while labelling The Guardian as The Daily Terrorist and the New Statesman as the New Taliban for publishing dissenting opinions about the wisdom of British military involvementClimate change Edit
Neil rejects the scientific consensus on climate change and has frequently invited non-scientists and climate change deniers to debate climate change on his BBC programmesHIV/AIDS Edit
During Neil's time as editor, The Sunday Times backed a campaign to prove that HIV was not a cause of AIDS
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Articles and editorials in The Sunday Times cast doubt on the scientific consensus, described HIV as a "politically correct virus"
He sounds like an utter c unt.
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elbowloh said:
Apart from Afghanistan, he sounds like Trump before the dementia.rick_chasey said:On Neil, going off thread, his Wikipedia entry is fairly eye watering
War in Afghanistan Edit
Neil was a vocal and enthusiastic proponent of British military involvement in Afghanistan, deriding those who opposed the war as "wimps with no will to fight", while labelling The Guardian as The Daily Terrorist and the New Statesman as the New Taliban for publishing dissenting opinions about the wisdom of British military involvementClimate change Edit
Neil rejects the scientific consensus on climate change and has frequently invited non-scientists and climate change deniers to debate climate change on his BBC programmesHIV/AIDS Edit
During Neil's time as editor, The Sunday Times backed a campaign to prove that HIV was not a cause of AIDS
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Articles and editorials in The Sunday Times cast doubt on the scientific consensus, described HIV as a "politically correct virus"
He sounds like an utter c unt.
Don't forget his special focus on the Swedish success with covid...0 -
I say this, as Neil is at least coherent.elbowloh said:
Apart from Afghanistan, he sounds like Trump before the dementia.rick_chasey said:On Neil, going off thread, his Wikipedia entry is fairly eye watering
War in Afghanistan Edit
Neil was a vocal and enthusiastic proponent of British military involvement in Afghanistan, deriding those who opposed the war as "wimps with no will to fight", while labelling The Guardian as The Daily Terrorist and the New Statesman as the New Taliban for publishing dissenting opinions about the wisdom of British military involvementClimate change Edit
Neil rejects the scientific consensus on climate change and has frequently invited non-scientists and climate change deniers to debate climate change on his BBC programmesHIV/AIDS Edit
During Neil's time as editor, The Sunday Times backed a campaign to prove that HIV was not a cause of AIDS
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Articles and editorials in The Sunday Times cast doubt on the scientific consensus, described HIV as a "politically correct virus"
He sounds like an utter c unt.0 -
The BBC seemed perfectly happy to have him working for them for 25 years!
I'm also in no doubt both of you would have watched his shows over the years.0 -
That's because the beeb is not as biased as the Tories would like to make outfocuszing723 said:The BBC seemed perfectly happy to have him working for them for 25 years!
I'm also in no doubt both of you would have watched his shows over the years.0 -
focuszing723 said:
The BBC seemed perfectly happy to have him working for them for 25 years!
I'm also in no doubt both of you would have watched his shows over the years.
The BBC obviously has an unimpeachable record on the people it employs.0 -
How long was Saville on the beeb for?briantrumpet said:focuszing723 said:The BBC seemed perfectly happy to have him working for them for 25 years!
I'm also in no doubt both of you would have watched his shows over the years.
The BBC obviously has an unimpeachable record on the people it employs.0 -
Tala Hawala?0
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Is this the infamous “MSM” short refers to?focuszing723 said:The BBC seemed perfectly happy to have him working for them for 25 years!
I'm also in no doubt both of you would have watched his shows over the years.0
