Early opinions, anyone?
And why does it soemtimnes seem to clash with UKTV History at certain
times, at least on Freeview?
"Dave" TV
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Officer Dibble
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Saw it yesterday. It seemed to be aimed at chaps and featured said chaps having mega-MPH fun in Bugattis, Lambos and light aircraft. All in all, quite agreeable. But maybe they should have called it ?Geezer? TV?
Officer Dibble
Officer Dibble
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I thought of you as soon as I saw it.
Unfortunately they also show 'QI', so it's possibly out of most of
your friends' IQ-range.
Unfortunately they also show 'QI', so it's possibly out of most of
your friends' IQ-range.
"a harmless drudge, that busies himself in tracing the original, and detailing the
signification...."
signification...."
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Load of shite, pretty much the last thing I need to see on freeview is piss poor repeats of middle aged, middle of the road S. H. I. T. E. ... I have a nice wee pvr which I can set to record anything on my hard disc and this station is seriously on the road to being "unfavouritsed" even before I even view it.
PEOPLE think Stephen Hawking is so clever, but when you ask him a question and he is typing in the answer on his little screen, how do we know he isn't just looking up the answer on the Internet?
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Well, 'ard.
Possibly even, tasty.
An' I bet he's got a nice motor.
Possibly even, tasty.
An' I bet he's got a nice motor.
"a harmless drudge, that busies himself in tracing the original, and detailing the
signification...."
signification...."
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Not Sky's fault that you have to pay for E4, Film 4 etc. on Freesat Magoo, blame Chanel 4/Flextech who view Sky as a rival so why should they give their customers anything for free. Basically Sky offer this service in the hope that you will subscribe to their pay service in the long run.
Thought you had a half decent sat system anyways??
Thought you had a half decent sat system anyways??
PEOPLE think Stephen Hawking is so clever, but when you ask him a question and he is typing in the answer on his little screen, how do we know he isn't just looking up the answer on the Internet?
Re: "Dave" TV
magoo wrote:
And their packages are arses. When my Homechoice died I tried them f
or a bespoke package and the robots said "No".
Fuck'em....and immediately after I got all my orig. channels back +
Sky1/2/3, so fuck em.
And their packages are arses. When my Homechoice died I tried them f
or a bespoke package and the robots said "No".
Fuck'em....and immediately after I got all my orig. channels back +
Sky1/2/3, so fuck em.
"a harmless drudge, that busies himself in tracing the original, and detailing the
signification...."
signification...."
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"Unfortunately they also show 'QI', so it's possibly out of most of
your friends' IQ-range."
CLASSIST!! CLASSIST!! The implication here is that most of my pals are working class geezer sorts - hence they must be thick. Not so, my circle of friends are mostly the entrepreneurial new money sorts - duckers and divers, and some of them HAVE got Lambos. You need brains to power your ascent up the ladder of life, whichever route you take. I find that the sort of working folk that I hang with are surprisingly knowledgeable about things in general. As well as being up to 'speed' on the merits of the latest AMG Merc, they like to discuss serious issues like art and politics ? we often talk about Iran, Zimbabwe, China, global warming and Peak Oil. My circle of pals only really differ from middleclass folk in that they are not sniffy and don't have that insufferable air of smugness and moral superiority.
Officer Dibble
your friends' IQ-range."
CLASSIST!! CLASSIST!! The implication here is that most of my pals are working class geezer sorts - hence they must be thick. Not so, my circle of friends are mostly the entrepreneurial new money sorts - duckers and divers, and some of them HAVE got Lambos. You need brains to power your ascent up the ladder of life, whichever route you take. I find that the sort of working folk that I hang with are surprisingly knowledgeable about things in general. As well as being up to 'speed' on the merits of the latest AMG Merc, they like to discuss serious issues like art and politics ? we often talk about Iran, Zimbabwe, China, global warming and Peak Oil. My circle of pals only really differ from middleclass folk in that they are not sniffy and don't have that insufferable air of smugness and moral superiority.
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