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A letter from Brigadier Sir Charles Arthur Strong (Mrs).
Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Feb 27, 2004
Dear Sir, as an employee* of the British Broadcasting Corporation, I heartily applaud your stance against the evils of commercial television. I myself have never watched television, or indeed listened to the wireless since the introduction of the foul nonsense known as "The Goon Show".
*He doesn't have to know the exact details, obviously.
A letter from Brigadier Sir Charles Arthur Strong (Mrs).
A Super Furry Animal Posted Feb 27, 2004
How about "You're missing out on high-quality drama such as 'The Jewel In The Crown'. 'And I'm A Celebrity, Get Me Outta Here'."
A letter from Brigadier Sir Charles Arthur Strong (Mrs).
Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Feb 27, 2004
Oh, I see... I thought we were taking a pro-BBC stance.
God knows it would be an unusual viewpoint on h2g2...
A letter from Brigadier Sir Charles Arthur Strong (Mrs).
A Super Furry Animal Posted Feb 27, 2004
I don't hold with that new channel...what's it called? BBC...2...or something. Full of Leftie twaddle.
A letter from Brigadier Sir Charles Arthur Strong (Mrs).
Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Feb 27, 2004
Ah, well, I wouldn't know, it's not available in our area yet.
A letter from Brigadier Sir Charles Arthur Strong (Mrs).
Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Feb 28, 2004
A letter from Brigadier Sir Charles Arthur Strong (Mrs).
A Super Furry Animal Posted Feb 28, 2004
As someone once said:
Who the Hell wants to hear actors talk? (President of Warner Brothers rejecting the idea of moving into talking pictures, 1927.)
A letter from Brigadier Sir Charles Arthur Strong (Mrs).
Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Feb 28, 2004
And this was before Arnold Schwarzenegger's movie career...
A letter from Brigadier Sir Charles Arthur Strong (Mrs).
Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Feb 28, 2004
Good evening to you, sir. *raises hat*
A letter from Brigadier Sir Charles Arthur Strong (Mrs).
Vestboy II not playing the Telegram Game at U726319 Posted Feb 28, 2004
Aren't they bringing back tv's without handheld bits as a sort of exercise machine. You could lose up to 2 kilos a night by channel hopping. The rule is that you have to sit down after each button press or knob twiddle.
A letter from Brigadier Sir Charles Arthur Strong (Mrs).
fords - number 1 all over heaven Posted Feb 28, 2004
A letter from Brigadier Sir Charles Arthur Strong (Mrs).
A Super Furry Animal Posted Feb 28, 2004
That's what used to *happen*. Mind you, in those days there were only three to choose from, and one of those had those awful "advertisments" breaking up the programmes. And, as previously mentioned, that newfangled BBC2 channel was full of Leftie nonsense. So really, there *was* only one channel.
A letter from Brigadier Sir Charles Arthur Strong (Mrs).
fords - number 1 all over heaven Posted Feb 29, 2004
A letter from Brigadier Sir Charles Arthur Strong (Mrs).
Mister Matty Posted Feb 29, 2004
I think I've found a picture of him, just about to have breakfast
http://www.pinetreeweb.com/bp-1878-baker-russell.gif
The lack of a monocle can only be due to it having popped-out when he read about the boat race "poaching" in that morning's Times.
A letter from Brigadier Sir Charles Arthur Strong (Mrs).
Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Feb 29, 2004
I'm not sure that's him - I doubt whether he'd stoop so low as to allow his photograph to be taken by one of those new fangled camera things. It's a full portrait in oils or nothing!
A letter from Brigadier Sir Charles Arthur Strong (Mrs).
A Super Furry Animal Posted Feb 29, 2004
Absolutely. Also, that's a picture of Kaiser Bill.
A letter from Brigadier Sir Charles Arthur Strong (Mrs).
Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Feb 29, 2004
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