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Originally posted by The Spartan View PostI wish I was there to see it
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostCheer up least you get another day off.
The BBC journalists all had to work this extended bank holiday weekend.
I notice that they've had to wheel out Hu Edwards today because of all the flak they've been getting.
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Originally posted by Doggy Styles View PostThat's not the point. It is the overdose of Jubilee coverage that causes concern. I usually like to listen to Radio Five Live but I've resorted to TalkSport - bloody TalkSport! - to get some respite.
The BBC journalists all had to work this extended bank holiday weekend.
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Originally posted by xoggoth View PostBut if not for jubilee what would the news be?
a) Phone hacking
b) EURO crisis
c) Syria massacres
d) Ministerial scandals
The news is so dull generally that one longs for a few serial killings to liven things up.
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Originally posted by The Spartan View PostI wish I was there to see it
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Originally posted by pacharan View PostListen, - I HAVE been enjoying myself this Jubilee weekend.
As it happens, got some family coming round for afternoon tea. Got the bunting up and have baked a special Jubilee cake with a Union Jack topping.
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostYeah, loads more people going out enjoying themselves. It must be awful.
As it happens, got some family coming round for afternoon tea. Got the bunting up and have baked a special Jubilee cake with a Union Jack topping.
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But if not for jubilee what would the news be?
a) Phone hacking
b) EURO crisis
c) Syria massacres
d) Ministerial scandals
The news is so dull generally that one longs for a few serial killings to liven things up.
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostYeah, loads more people going out enjoying themselves. It must be awful.
royals
football
olympics
but where would we be if we banned everything we didnt like ? Switzerland probbly.
how would you like it if I forced all youse lot to do the things I like doing
drinking
sh@gging
playing games ?
lets see how they like them potaters
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Originally posted by pacharan View PostOh boy, just wait for the Olympics.
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