I prefer the BBC who provide me with great radio, TV and web content to a bunch of knuckle dragging simpletons who provide nothing more than the occasional laugh (at their expense) and a sense of shame that our education system and society still produce these racist throwbacks.
BBC Criminality: Questions from the Licence Payer
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That was the BBC reporter who killed his partner, right? IIRC his partner was suffering from long-term debilitating illness and asked teh BBC guy to help him die. Smothered him with a pillow, I believe.
Bore off OP. I for one really enjoy BBC programming and the service it provides.
It's simple probability that such a large company will have employees that will commit crimes. Going by your flawed logic schools are evil institutions too because Ian Huntley and various others employed by a school have committed crimes. Lets ban schools!
It's simple probability that such a large company will have employees that will commit crimes. Going by your flawed logic schools are evil institutions too because Ian Huntley and various others employed by a school have committed crimes. Lets ban schools!
Insightful
Just stick him in a taxi and send him there waving his piece of paper.
It's about why the page links for this thread are messed up on the main page.
Ditto the Goodfellows pizza one.
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WHAT?
You do realise this was only 2.16 grams of cannabis? Not exactly "smuggling"
He should have just smoked it before getting on the plane then when they gave him funny looks, he could look them redeyed to eye like a boss and said, "I've got an eye infection".