Of course you could. Once you've looked up the definition of 'intellect' in the ladybird book of spelling bees.
See...Only defense is "spell check"
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Poll: POLL: Do you agree with Jeremy Clarkson's Sacking?
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See...Only defense is "spell check"
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Do you work at the BBC ?
Actually it's called advice, something you are clearly in desperate need of. For example there is a difference between the definition of a word and the spelling of a word..both of which can be determined in a dictionary, even one as rudimentary as the implied aforementioned.
Have you dropped or misplaced your little handbag?
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I'm an Academic....Currently educating kids not to listen to ******** ***** on forums....
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Well of course I am, it's quite obviously self evident...
And on that bombshell......
It's goodnight.
Well of course...
And on that bombshell......
It's goodnight.
You still lack vigour...in you're response...
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You still lack vigour...in you're response...
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I'm a response now?....perhaps, but any musings upon that will have to wait until anon.
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I see a bit of a repeat theme and topic in this thread :/
I love TopGear and Clarkson but if what is being reported is true and he did physically attack somebody then Yes it is right he got sacked. 99% of people would get sacked for assaulting a colleague so he shouldn't be any different.
I loved Top Gear and Clarkson but he had to go after assaulting someone. I'd also make sure that producer got managed out of the BBC as well - the incident should never have happened and it's cost licence payers a lot of money.
Whether or not he was sacked etc etc is technicality
Should be have been sacked? Absolutely
I wonder if the pole would have been more yes if his boss was a woman!
(I'm sure he wouldn't have punched her, just a scenario that might happen elsewhere)
Should be have been sacked? Absolutely
I wonder if the pole would have been more yes if his boss was a woman!
(I'm sure he wouldn't have punched her, just a scenario that might happen elsewhere)
The Huffington Post got it right with their headline: Man Loses Job After Punching Colleague In Face
A brave decision considering his popularity and how much money he made the BBC.
A brave decision considering his popularity and how much money he made the BBC.
I had to put yes even though his contract wasn't renewed
Given previous warnings he had he knew he was on thin ice.
As much as I think this producer probably milked the situation till the cows were dry. Any employer would have to stick by the legal books.
That's what they done.
It's sad, and gutting.
But hopefully someone will snap them up, with a bigger budget and a new show
Given previous warnings he had he knew he was on thin ice.
As much as I think this producer probably milked the situation till the cows were dry. Any employer would have to stick by the legal books.
That's what they done.
It's sad, and gutting.
But hopefully someone will snap them up, with a bigger budget and a new show
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A certain Mark Thompson bit a BBC producer on the arm. He ended up as director general of the BBC.
Just saying.
Just saying.
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