swee'pea99
Squire
More to the point, TG is one of the BBC's biggest revenue-earners worldwide, and as such, helps keep the license fee down.you're not forced... you make a choice. You don't have to own a TV.
More to the point, TG is one of the BBC's biggest revenue-earners worldwide, and as such, helps keep the license fee down.you're not forced... you make a choice. You don't have to own a TV.
you're not forced... you make a choice. You don't have to own a TV.
Your bike would like to mutt's nuts glowing in blue......I was on the point of ordering the Porsche 918 until I realised the roof mounted jet exhausts would play merry hell with the cycle rack. Pretty major design flaw which I shall write to Porsche and inform them of.
There speaks a man who's never had to live in France, Brazil, Australia, or just about anywhere else in the world, where the price of 'free' tv is largely terrible programs in 8 minute burps, interspersed with lengthy ad breaks of stupifying stupidity. The BBC, and the license fee which gives it its independence, is a national treasure to rank with the NHS. Not only for the way it funds one of the best production 'companies' in the world, but by the way it keeps the other players on their toes. Its days are almost certainly numbered, thanks to people who can't see past the amazingly modest cost and the programmes they don't personally like. And boy, will we miss it when it's gone.That's not my point. I choose to have a TV. But the majority of the TV licence is used to fund the BBC. As they always say "brought to you by the way the BBC is uniquely funded" there's no way of opting out. I rarely watch the BBC and don't listen to BBC radio. There are plenty of free to air channels available in this day and age. Yet a large chunk of the license I pay for goes to the BBC. I'd rather pay less for my TV license and have adverts on the BBC thanks.
I tried to convince SWMBO we should get one on the basis that due to the emissions the road fund licence would be tiny.
One of my worst this morning - had a small truck with a trailer pass me at speed within about 12 inches of my front wheel, a middle-aged woman attempt to overtake on a blind bend with oncoming traffic, who then tried to pull back in to where I was, and a white van man overtook me whilst I was overtaking another cyclist, only to find yet another cyclist coming the over way (he would have seen him if he had bothered to look far enough up the road) so he pulled across in front of me, again just inches from my front wheel.Probably my best commute this morning, got waved through several times and passes were nice and wide. All maybe just coincidence, but long may it last