Rhythm Thief
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MichaelM said:
Yes, it felt a lot longer than eight minutes. I feel like writing to the BBC to ask for those eight minutes back.
Woss and Brand?
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Yes, it felt a lot longer than eight minutes. I feel like writing to the BBC to ask for those eight minutes back.
Lardyboy
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Rhythm Thief said:
+2. God that was ............ I can't think of an adequate adjective!
Mr Phoebus
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Cwap!
gratts
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Brilliance epitomized.
Apeman
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Rudeness is the in thing these days and considered by some to be cool especially by more than a few so-called celebs. As we pay their wages we expect them and the broadcasters to set certain standards which they dont. We expect these people to be role models to the young but they fail miserably. Not all of us want to hear swearing and cursing on the telly consistently so why arent stricter controls in place. Keep the airwaves clean!
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Rhythm Thief
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"Ms Baillie, 23, a member of the burlesque dance troupe the Satanic Sluts Extreme, said that she was “thrilled because justice has been done”. She was at the centre of a newspaper bidding war and could earn £50,000 from her story."
And there you have it. That's the other side of the equation: there's no point being offended these days if you can't make some money out of it.
And there you have it. That's the other side of the equation: there's no point being offended these days if you can't make some money out of it.
Iainj837
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I think Mr Brand and Mr Ross should be sacked for good.
Brand is pratt and Ross just loves himself and wants to be the centre of attention so they deserve all they get
Brand is pratt and Ross just loves himself and wants to be the centre of attention so they deserve all they get
Dayvo
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Raleigh Man said:
But they won't be, as they appeal to the masses (the chav society that no -longer-great Britain has become).
ComedyPilot
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Rhythm Thief said:
Err, all of which she should give to her grandfather....? After all, isn't he the injured party in all this?
Andy in Sig
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Rhythm Thief said:
Which is the shabby side to the story.
There is one view according to which the only thing that matters is whether or not Mr Sachs and/or his granddaughter took offence. Had the whole thing happened out of the public eye that would be the only view to take and there would have been grounds for compensation to be paid.
However, the whole reason for the otherwise pointless existence of Messrs Ross and Brand is that they are in the public eye and they must therefore act with a degree of decorum and decency. That fact that they so blatantly didn't do that is adequate grounds for their sacking. Their ultimate paymasters, the license paying public, seems to be unhappy with them.
gratts
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At the time of the airing, with 2m listeners, there had been 2 complaints, both for the swearing. 1 week later, it gets into the papers, 30,000 complaints and I bet most of them hadn't even heard it live or at all. They just read it in the Daily Mail. That's ridiculous.
Angelfishsolo
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Yep. Agreed 100000%
djtheglove said:I do believe that in order to be on telly now a days, it is required that one has ones head firmly stuck up ones arse!
I have mixed emotion with this one. We need 'cutting edge' humour or we would all still be listening to the goon show. Sometimes, comedians go over that edge, and in this one, they did. But, I do not think it is a hanging offence and believe that this has been developed by the media into a perfect storm to allow them to sell papers and magazines on a nice salacious story; an edgy comedian had sex with a girl in a group with name that suggests she enjoys sex. This is classic Daily Mail territory to allow their readers a little excitement in their otherwise boring lives.
