How do i submit a complaint to the bBBC?

Azagoth · 24 Jan 2010 at 04:00

Mr. Anderson said:
I'm sorry, but i just watched the whole of Pulp Fiction and there wasn't a single interuption while the film was in motion. Product Placement is only applicable on shows of which you would expect it, shows that have guests for example, and even then it is very small, or done in the way that is enjoyable, take jonny ross for example, he has a gues on that has a movie, watching the trailer is part fo the show and it is good. Watching a film on ITV, i don't want to see pish about how i can make £20 from my gold.

Why are you sorry?

James J · 24 Jan 2010 at 04:05

Mr Anderson is drunk and talking nonsense BUT too redeem himself, he does have 1337 posts on ocuk

swanseajack · 24 Jan 2010 at 04:46

djmc0 · 24 Jan 2010 at 05:01

Azagoth said:
Why are you sorry?

He obviously isn't. However this seems to be a popular 'saying' amongst people who are outraged and blame conlabour for all their troubles.

e.g.

"I'm sorry, but bankers are to blame for this economic downturn"

It's like a middleclass "errrrrm". These people are also the same people who will vote Conservative Just because Labour had a poor spell in charge, ignoring the one political party who hasn't had a chance but deserve one, I'll leave the name of that party up to peoples imagination with one clue, it isn't the BNP.

WOW!? Where did that come from? I was always told that people that drunk beer to a point that they are inebriated are not to be trusted. I guess 'they' are right.

Also, severly off topic (as if my first point wasn't) I hate people who refer to groups/establisments that have powers over the induvidual as 'they' as normally the people that use 'they' know nothing of what they speak. It's just very easy.

Please excuse any spelling or grammer mistakes as I am quite drunk, I did re-read, but you know, I'm kind of drunk.

Also UP THE WORKING CLASS! Isn't it mad that we still have a class system in this country? Ignoring it doesn't make it go away, as the middle classes (especially the upper-middle class) would have you believe. But I suppose now than ever it's easier for people that come from poorer backgrounds to make it.

I will stop typing now I am really sorry. But if you read anything of this post and agree to any point, I and the working class salute you! This chip shop needs a regime change.

Mr. Anderson · 24 Jan 2010 at 05:16

I was 1337 rofl! I shall remain 1337 though as i have just finished the entire star trek series, that is everything including Star Trek: Enterprise.

p.s. still no reply from bbc.

Meridian · 24 Jan 2010 at 08:58

Mr. Anderson said:
Was watchin the pulp on bbc3 just now and as the end credits came up with the lively ones i stuck my speakers on full volume, and then a horrible annoying person spoke telling me what was on next. I wasn't happy. How do i complain?

You've just noticed that announcers always talk over credits? Where have you been?

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whitecrook · 24 Jan 2010 at 09:23

The Idiot in charge of this at the BBC refuse to believe ther eis a problem. In fact he thinks (even when told to the contrary) that the viewers actually want this crap all over our tV progs.