Angry people

[cailin maith]

Makin' a bad ting good: Rastamouse becomes biggest children's TV hit since Teletubbies

have you seen some of the comments by the Mail readers what a load of

[Mich the Tester]

have you seen some of the comments by the Mail readers what a load of

Daily Wail This is the latest effort at the chipping away of British society by the marxist BBC. Teaching children how not to speak English, and thereby remove them from the ability to hold an intelligible conversation, and hold coherent thought. And despite the protestation of innocence, of course the constant reference to cheese is a euphemism for ganja. Everything the BBC does is leftist propaganda, but this time it has sunk to a new low.

Daily Wail And if they made a program called White Middle Class Mouse, there would be such a row from the zealots about racism that it would be taken straight off the TV and the makers prosecuted.

Classic! Exactly why I started this thread! I can picture them, red faces, fists bashing on table; they'll be down the pub this evening telling everyone 'they should bring back the birch!'

[MarillionFan]

Classic! Exactly why I started this thread! I can picture them, red faces, fists bashing on table; they'll be down the pub this evening telling everyone 'they should bring back the birch!'

Do you want that cuddle now?

[minestrone]

Do you want that cuddle now?

You could take a mirror image of him playing rugby and it would near perfectly fit on top of your teddy bear.

[MaryPoppins]

Classic! Exactly why I started this thread! I can picture them, red faces, fists bashing on table; they'll be down the pub this evening telling everyone 'they should bring back the birch!'

I'd watch White Middle Class Mouse - My Trip to Waitrose and other fun episodes

[hyperD]

It's not solely a manifestation of the DM commentariat that are a parody unto themselves, exacerbated no doubt by retirement and fruitlessly finding meaningful things to do before the inevitability of the termination of their lives, but one cannot help oneself from laughing at comments such as this:

This is the latest effort at the chipping away of British society by the marxist BBC. Teaching children how not to speak English, and thereby remove them from the ability to hold an intelligible conversation, and hold coherent thought. And despite the protestation of innocence, of course the constant reference to cheese is a euphemism for ganja. Everything the BBC does is leftist propaganda, but this time it has sunk to a new low.
- Peter, Macclesfield, 12/2/2011 17:36

Did he not watch the Magic Roundabout, the Herb Garden and the Clangers when he was a younger man?

[Mich the Tester]

Did he not watch the Magic Roundabout, the Herb Garden and the Clangers when he was a younger man?

Probably not. I have become convinced that some people are born old.

[cailin maith]

Probably not. I have become convinced that some people are born old.

Old and contrary, yep I think you are right.

[hyperD]

Yes, it is one thing to be confident and to be outspoken and to challenge, but there's a peculiar affliction when people become infected with such traits as DailyWailism or Grauniad-itis, that they become such ludicrous parodies.

My parents have occasionally revealed symptoms, having come into contact with the infected, and it is with much love and respect that I have had to apply the necessary corrective antidote and proof to their rather misleading viewpoints.

[Mich the Tester]

My parents have occasionally revealed symptoms, having come into contact with the infected, and it is with much love and respect that I have had to apply the necessary corrective antidote and proof to their rather misleading viewpoints.

Are they retired? That does for their brains. It'll turn the most worldly, open minded cosmopolitan into a chardonnay fuelled turbo-bigot in 6 months flat.