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Previously on "Was the 2017 Baftas the worst snowflake show ever!?"
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More wankpuffin flagging to be fair.Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostNice virtue signalling!
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Nice virtue signalling!Originally posted by woohoo View Postthat's one of the saddest things I've read.
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She's unfortunately young enough to be party of Bliar's everyone's a winner school generation where being too successful is bad.Originally posted by woohoo View PostI didnt watch it apart from the bit on the news and a bit in the newspaper. The speech by Adele was cringe-worthy. Would have been great if she just said **** you Beyonce and waved the trophy in her face. I would pay to see that.
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I didnt watch it apart from the bit on the news and a bit in the newspaper. The speech by Adele was cringe-worthy. Would have been great if she just said **** you Beyonce and waved the trophy in her face. I would pay to see that.
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Definitely. You can't beat a cunning linguist.Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostBut would you recognise one? We have to ask ourselves.
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I just enjoy a smug sense of superiority at the expense of people who will be irritated by it. It's very life affirming.Originally posted by tomtomagain View PostThis is true and very odd. I never watch any of those shows, never pay any attention to them whatsoever and yet I accidentally overheard 30 seconds of Adele blubbing on the Today Programme and that's is ... I'm irritated for the rest of the day.
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This is true and very odd. I never watch any of those shows, never pay any attention to them whatsoever and yet I accidentally overheard 30 seconds of Adele blubbing on the Today Programme and that's is ... I'm irritated for the rest of the day.Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostGood to see the CUK snowflake cretinocracy pointing out how virtuous they are for not watching a telly show that they still manage to be upset by.
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It's almost as bad as thinking we're interested in which recording publisher made the most money this week.
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Who actually watches these things? I don't know a single person who does. What does a viewer get from seeing who a bunch of rich old men thought gave the best bit of pretending this year or which film they thought was the best, which no doubt goes on to make sod all money!
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Not virtuous, just relieved not to have wasted hours of my lifeOriginally posted by northernladyuk View PostGood to see the CUK snowflake cretinocracy pointing out how virtuous they are for not watching a telly show that they still manage to be upset by.
Same goes for all that Comic Relief rubbish!
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