The Queens speech
Dec 22nd 2006 | 1:11 pm
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The Queens speech
I have just looked on the BBC America website for Christmas day and they are not showing the Queens speech! Can this sh1te channel stoop any lower to alienate its viewers?
Does anyone else have a suggestion for viewing this?
Cheers and God Save the Queen!!!!!
-MH
Does anyone else have a suggestion for viewing this?
Cheers and God Save the Queen!!!!!
-MH
Dec 22nd 2006 | 1:18 pm
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Re: The Queens speech
Assuming it to be at 3pm BST I shall listen to it on the radio from a traditional stand point.
Dec 22nd 2006 | 1:28 pm
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Re: The Queens speech
Originally Posted by Muswell Hill
God Save the Queen!!!!!
Dec 22nd 2006 | 2:14 pm
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Re: The Queens speech
A good thing.
Why anyone would want to hear an irrelivent old woman talk about stuff she has no interest in or the remotest connection to is beyond me.
Why anyone would want to hear an irrelivent old woman talk about stuff she has no interest in or the remotest connection to is beyond me.
Dec 22nd 2006 | 2:41 pm
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Re: The Queens speech
It's being podcast, streaming video and streaming audio. http://www.royal.gov.uk/
Last edited by Duncan Roberts; Dec 22nd 2006 at 2:44 pm.
Dec 22nd 2006 | 4:08 pm
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Re: The Queens speech
Originally Posted by Manc
surely the bodyguards and MI5 and Scotland Yard and tons of barbed wire, the soldiers in the fuzzy hats are enough to keep her safe without bringing God into the equation too?
Dec 22nd 2006 | 4:46 pm
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Re: The Queens speech
Originally Posted by tony126
Assuming it to be at 3pm BST I shall listen to it on the radio from a traditional stand point.
Dec 23rd 2006 | 12:03 am
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Re: The Queens speech
Originally Posted by tony_2003
A good thing.
Why anyone would want to hear an irrelivent old woman talk about stuff she has no interest in or the remotest connection to is beyond me.
Why anyone would want to hear an irrelivent old woman talk about stuff she has no interest in or the remotest connection to is beyond me.
Dec 23rd 2006 | 4:21 am
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Re: The Queens speech
Originally Posted by Muswell Hill
I have just looked on the BBC America website for Christmas day and they are not showing the Queens speech! Can this sh1te channel stoop any lower to alienate its viewers?
Does anyone else have a suggestion for viewing this?
Cheers and God Save the Queen!!!!!
-MH
Does anyone else have a suggestion for viewing this?
Cheers and God Save the Queen!!!!!
-MH
Dec 23rd 2006 | 4:31 am
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Re: The Queens speech
Originally Posted by tony126
Assuming it to be at 3pm BST I shall listen to it on the radio from a traditional stand point.
15:00hrs - 3pm - GMT (not BST) simultaneously on BBC1, BBC2, ITV1. BBC Radio 2, Radio 4 and Radio 5 Live. Plus various independent channels. Channel 4 TV at the same time is the Alternative Christmas Message given by a British Muslim woman.
Dec 23rd 2006 | 5:21 pm
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Re: The Queens speech
Originally Posted by Silly Sod
By the Sex Pistols? I like that. Regarding the queen? Who cares? I never watched it at home and I aint gonna start now.
We were usually too busy with the food and beer to be bothered with some old German bint ...
Dec 23rd 2006 | 8:39 pm
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Re: The Queens speech
Originally Posted by Dogbyte
Would you prefer 'President' Blair and Bonio mouth instead then ?
Please explain the relevance of the queens speech in the globalize modern world of 2006?
Tradition and sentimentality doesn't count.
Seriously. They exist today because one day (hundreds of years ago) someone decided they were better than the people around them and persuaded those people that they were superior. It's the same concept that keeps them in power today by the way.
The concept today beggars belief though. We now have the benefit of scientific achievement, knowledge and the understanding that "hey this is ****ed up because their sh1t stinks just like mine", but people still hold onto something that’s a joke. And that’s part of why I am in another country.
Last edited by tony_2003; Dec 23rd 2006 at 9:09 pm.
Dec 23rd 2006 | 9:12 pm
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Re: The Queens speech
Originally Posted by Rushman
Yup, have to agree. Thats one pretty "saved' Queen IMO too. God bless Eddie Izzard.
Cake or death?
Dec 23rd 2006 | 9:45 pm
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Re: The Queens speech
Originally Posted by tony_2003
Yes.
Please explain the relevance of the queens speech in the globalize modern world of 2006?
Tradition and sentimentality doesn't count.
Seriously. They exist today because one day (hundreds of years ago) someone decided they were better than the people around them and persuaded those people that they were superior. It's the same concept that keeps them in power today by the way.
The concept today beggars belief though. We now have the benefit of scientific achievement, knowledge and the understanding that "hey this is ****ed up because their sh1t stinks just like mine", but people still hold onto something that’s a joke. And that’s part of why I am in another country.
Please explain the relevance of the queens speech in the globalize modern world of 2006?
Tradition and sentimentality doesn't count.
Seriously. They exist today because one day (hundreds of years ago) someone decided they were better than the people around them and persuaded those people that they were superior. It's the same concept that keeps them in power today by the way.
The concept today beggars belief though. We now have the benefit of scientific achievement, knowledge and the understanding that "hey this is ****ed up because their sh1t stinks just like mine", but people still hold onto something that’s a joke. And that’s part of why I am in another country.
Dec 23rd 2006 | 11:14 pm
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Re: The Queens speech
Originally Posted by Dogbyte
Another 29 year old Republican student eh !
If I was Republican, I’d obviously be pro-monarchy for f**k sakes.
Last edited by tony_2003; Dec 23rd 2006 at 11:17 pm.
