Which is more 'newsworthy'?
Sep 16th 2009 | 2:53 pm
#124
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Re: Which is more 'newsworthy'?
I've just deconstructed my tea, chickeness and chipness, lovely, now where we?
Sep 16th 2009 | 2:54 pm
#125
half a century
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Re: Which is more 'newsworthy'?
Well I am off - Glee is on the telly . . . .
Where were you hiding.
Sep 16th 2009 | 3:05 pm
#128
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From: Sarf Lundun to East Van :)
Re: Which is more 'newsworthy'?
Sep 16th 2009 | 3:10 pm
#130
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From: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Re: Which is more 'newsworthy'?
A programe that I bet Novocastration, Alan & Dboy secretly luuurve to watch . . .http://www.globaltv.com/entertainmen...lee/index.html
Sep 16th 2009 | 3:20 pm
#131
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Sep 16th 2009 | 5:48 pm
#132
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Re: Which is more 'newsworthy'?
It's perfectly alright to watch 'Glee'... to paraphrase Descartes, "I think, therefore I am...a showdancer, darling!!"
Anyway, on the other channel, Albert Camus would be watching the football with the rest of us. Not sure about Roland Barthes, but I'm sure he would have had a word or two to say about Fabien.
Anyway, on the other channel, Albert Camus would be watching the football with the rest of us. Not sure about Roland Barthes, but I'm sure he would have had a word or two to say about Fabien.
Sep 16th 2009 | 9:00 pm
#133
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Re: Which is more 'newsworthy'?
I'll second that, just but out of it sometimes CO, it comes across to most on here that you forever try and stir things up, then try and justify it by stating "i'm allowed to have my own opinion". You are one of the worst for breaking the rules about dealing with issues by pm and not on the main board.
Shouldn't you lead by example???? Granted people on here will bitch about you, but your job as a mod means you should stick to all the rules. It becomes laughable how many times you seem to ignore them.
Bored with you now
Shouldn't you lead by example???? Granted people on here will bitch about you, but your job as a mod means you should stick to all the rules. It becomes laughable how many times you seem to ignore them.
Bored with you now
Sep 16th 2009 | 9:05 pm
#134
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From: St. Albert. AB.
Re: Which is more 'newsworthy'?
I remember Floyd well, not particularly into cooking, but loved his style and character. I for one will miss him, but neither worship him or consider my appreciation for his skill, talent and wit as pathetic. Cruel to label him as an alcoholic has been, we all have our faults and personal demons.
Sep 17th 2009 | 12:25 am
#135
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Re: Which is more 'newsworthy'?
I think it's perfectly valid to make a distinction between celebs and sportsmen, if you are careful about it. It is tricky ground, I'll admit that, but the divide is there, for me at least.
I'll change my avatar to Albert Einstein with his tongue stuck out if you like.
I'll change my avatar to Albert Einstein with his tongue stuck out if you like.
Ahh, but if sportsmen are in celeb magazines like Hello, do they not come celebs by courting it?
Eg beckhams, rooney et al.
PS I should say that a lot of these sportsmen and women sell their weddings to Hello. They are not just in it because they have been snapped by some long lense parparazzi, in fact that sort of stuff doesn't go in Hello, it would jeopardised the paid stuff.
