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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris
Oh is it indeed? Well, as far as I'm concerned, WE the British public have every right to make our opinion felt about how the BBC conducts its affairs because we pay their excessive salaries, their inflation-proof pensions, their self-indulgent programming schedules, the ridiculous fees they pay to non-talents like Ross (far in excess of what commercial broadcasters pay) out of OUR hardearned money. And from where I'm standing, they applied a totally inconsistent attitude to Thatcher's and Ross's misdemeanors and if I want to express an opinion about it, I sodding well will, so don't go telling me that it's "down the BBC" like they're some kind of superior moral authority...we pay their licence fee and they are OUR public servants!  |
Hear, hear.
Not that it'll make the slightest bit of difference, but normally Radio 2 plays most of the time in my home, but it gets switched off on Saturday morning, whilst Ross's show's on.
I don't have to make a conscience desicion not to watch his tv programme, as that's been dross for ages, and is just a platform for him to be 'funny', and the guests are just a filler.
I'm hoping he becomes the Simon Dee of this millenium, and vanishes from public view, and thus saving us all the bother of paying him £17 milion quid.