The Royals
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Covfefe man didn't tweet that.... d'ya think his soshul meejah acct peeps were in control?0
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So, Trump has found someone who is both eloquent and sympathetic to compose his social spouting.
A bit like employing a top proctologist after you have been allowing Tarzan's sidekick to treat your hemorrhoids for 4 years."Science is a tool for cheaters". An anonymous French PE teacher.0 -
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That smash cut made me laugh out loud, thanksrick_chasey said:This is a mad mad country
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The more I think about it the more I’m baffled they had to cancel all the TV and make radio onto play ballards or nothing at all.
It’s mad. Something you expect when a communist leader dies, not some glorified celebrity.-1 -
Even after 6 Music resumed the normal shows, Gideon Coe on his evening show was playing a load of maudlin music as if we all should be in a state of mourning. Madness I tell ye...rick_chasey said:The more I think about it the more I’m baffled they had to cancel all the TV and make radio onto play ballards or nothing at all.
It’s mad. Something you expect when a communist leader dies, not some glorified celebrity.0 -
BBC News - Prince Philip: Family visits Buckingham Palace at 1am to lay flowers
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-56699776
FFS, get those kids to bed.0 -
Ok I had no idea how bad this stopping all the radio and tv is.
Why are they still only playing ballards on the radio?
Ffs this is mad0 -
Ballards, bollards, ballads or boxxox? Whatevs, tug your forelock peeps, respect the system. Alt comienza la revolución.rick_chasey said:
Why are they still only playing ballards on the radio?0 -
Is this BBC or all channels?rick_chasey said:Ok I had no idea how bad this stopping all the radio and tv is.
Why are they still only playing ballards on the radio?
Ffs this is mad0 -
All bbc outletssurrey_commuter said:
Is this BBC or all channels?rick_chasey said:Ok I had no idea how bad this stopping all the radio and tv is.
Why are they still only playing ballards on the radio?
Ffs this is mad0 -
rick_chasey said:
All bbc outletssurrey_commuter said:
Is this BBC or all channels?rick_chasey said:Ok I had no idea how bad this stopping all the radio and tv is.
Why are they still only playing ballards on the radio?
Ffs this is mad
Definitely a good time to be tuned into France Musique Classique Plus. Can't be doing with communal outpourings of grief for famous people.0 -
I thought live radio and tv was for losers?rick_chasey said:
All bbc outletssurrey_commuter said:
Is this BBC or all channels?rick_chasey said:Ok I had no idea how bad this stopping all the radio and tv is.
Why are they still only playing ballards on the radio?
Ffs this is mad4 -
Just went to lay flowers with the rugrats for a day out. Very very quiet (20 or so media + a few police and 30 public milling around).
Only 20-30 bunches there if that - clearly being taken away at regular intervals to stop it becoming a carpet of flowers.0 -
Well quite - i thought it was just for an hour or so on live tv. I didn’t think it would ruin an entire day of programming (which you then can’t watch/ listen later).kingstongraham said:
I thought live radio and tv was for losers?rick_chasey said:
All bbc outletssurrey_commuter said:
Is this BBC or all channels?rick_chasey said:Ok I had no idea how bad this stopping all the radio and tv is.
Why are they still only playing ballards on the radio?
Ffs this is mad
I thought they only did that stuff in dictatorships.0 -
“You may think that; I couldn’t possibly comment!”
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the biggest crime here is that a nominally 'Dance Music' focussed station missed the opportunity for a comedy record scratch...rick_chasey said:Dorset_Boy said:
Rick once again displays a complete and utter lack of understanding of the way people outside his little bubble live and lead their lives.rjsterry said:
Jeez, are you 33, going on 14?rick_chasey said:lol who watches live tv or listens to live radio when it isn't sport?
But of course, he always knows best.
RIP Philip. A long life of dedication.
Oh relax. Hyperbole is a well known rhetorical technique.
Not sure we need the entirety of the bbc to bin off programming for half a day for this, I have to say.We're in danger of confusing passion with incompetence
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Possibly you are mistaken. Seems pretty normal for the death of the spouse of a serving head of state.rick_chasey said:
Well quite - i thought it was just for an hour or so on live tv. I didn’t think it would ruin an entire day of programming (which you then can’t watch/ listen later).kingstongraham said:
I thought live radio and tv was for losers?rick_chasey said:
All bbc outletssurrey_commuter said:
Is this BBC or all channels?rick_chasey said:Ok I had no idea how bad this stopping all the radio and tv is.
Why are they still only playing ballards on the radio?
Ffs this is mad
I thought they only did that stuff in dictatorships.1985 Mercian King of Mercia - work in progress (Hah! Who am I kidding?)
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I was in Holland when Beatrix’s husband died. It was top of the news billing and they changed NOS 1 (bbc equivalent) scheduling for one hour long documentary.rjsterry said:
Possibly you are mistaken. Seems pretty normal for the death of the spouse of a serving head of state.rick_chasey said:
Well quite - i thought it was just for an hour or so on live tv. I didn’t think it would ruin an entire day of programming (which you then can’t watch/ listen later).kingstongraham said:
I thought live radio and tv was for losers?rick_chasey said:
All bbc outletssurrey_commuter said:
Is this BBC or all channels?rick_chasey said:Ok I had no idea how bad this stopping all the radio and tv is.
Why are they still only playing ballards on the radio?
Ffs this is mad
I thought they only did that stuff in dictatorships.
Another appeared on Sunday morning. That was it. And it was a state funeral which presumably went out live.
A day of ‘mourning’ is nuts - this is the biggest impact the guy has ever had!1 -
To you, maybe.rick_chasey said:
I was in Holland when Beatrix’s husband died. It was top of the news billing and they changed NOS 1 (bbc equivalent) scheduling for one hour long documentary.rjsterry said:
Possibly you are mistaken. Seems pretty normal for the death of the spouse of a serving head of state.rick_chasey said:
Well quite - i thought it was just for an hour or so on live tv. I didn’t think it would ruin an entire day of programming (which you then can’t watch/ listen later).kingstongraham said:
I thought live radio and tv was for losers?rick_chasey said:
All bbc outletssurrey_commuter said:
Is this BBC or all channels?rick_chasey said:Ok I had no idea how bad this stopping all the radio and tv is.
Why are they still only playing ballards on the radio?
Ffs this is mad
I thought they only did that stuff in dictatorships.
Another appeared on Sunday morning. That was it. And it was a state funeral which presumably went out live.
A day of ‘mourning’ is nuts - this is the biggest impact the guy has ever had!1985 Mercian King of Mercia - work in progress (Hah! Who am I kidding?)
Pinnacle Monzonite
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People complaining the Channel 4 went back to normal programming.
Baffling.
“New York has the haircuts, London has the trousers, but Belfast has the reason!0 -
Sure. Others feel differently. While he may not have had a direct impact on you or me, you don't need to be a fervent royalist to recognise that he contributed rather more to this country than many. Yes, the wall to wall coverage is a bit suffocating, but I don't think it is intended that anyone sits through hour after hour of it, and there are alternatives if you really can't bear it.1985 Mercian King of Mercia - work in progress (Hah! Who am I kidding?)
Pinnacle Monzonite
Part of the anti-growth coalition4 -
Impact =/= powerrick_chasey said:Well if he actually had any power they should abolish the lot.
That’s the deal.0 -
I listen to classic fm most of the time. that went to all sad tunes, just as Rick said, like we were in a a communist country.
The older I get, the better I was.0 -
I see someone made the mistake of asking how him and liz met.1
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Liz? Who Liz? D'ye mean Brenda?0
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Clearly Rick has never heard of things like the DoE scheme.....rjsterry said:
To you, maybe.rick_chasey said:
I was in Holland when Beatrix’s husband died. It was top of the news billing and they changed NOS 1 (bbc equivalent) scheduling for one hour long documentary.rjsterry said:
Possibly you are mistaken. Seems pretty normal for the death of the spouse of a serving head of state.rick_chasey said:
Well quite - i thought it was just for an hour or so on live tv. I didn’t think it would ruin an entire day of programming (which you then can’t watch/ listen later).kingstongraham said:
I thought live radio and tv was for losers?rick_chasey said:
All bbc outletssurrey_commuter said:
Is this BBC or all channels?rick_chasey said:Ok I had no idea how bad this stopping all the radio and tv is.
Why are they still only playing ballards on the radio?
Ffs this is mad
I thought they only did that stuff in dictatorships.
Another appeared on Sunday morning. That was it. And it was a state funeral which presumably went out live.
A day of ‘mourning’ is nuts - this is the biggest impact the guy has ever had!
or maybe it's just more hyerbolic trolling by him.
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Sad for the Queen.
When she's gone it'd be a good opportunity to modernise the monarchy - by which I mean replace them with actors so we can still have people conducting functions of a head of state, riding in carriages, travelling abroad and meeting people in traditional dress etc - but we do away with the objectionable hereditary element of it.
That seems to me a win win.[Castle Donington Ladies FC - going up in '22]0 -
You ain't seen nothing yet.
Wall to wall for a week plus when Queenie shuffles off.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