Originally Posted by Guinness (Post 992708)

So the BBC decide to remove all it's children's programs to Cbeebies based on viewing figures.

Read a blog the other day that said that the BBC was now basically a woman's channel.

I'm inclined to agree, been off sick this week and all that's on are programs that:-

a) Make cooking appear more difficult than it is
b) Get people to spend more on fuel and time than they make at an auction, or sell something they bought in 1955 for £5 for £30 who are told its a 'real deal' (Duh!, inflation, interest)
c) Have a bunch of females discussing things that they usually write on the ladies toilet walls
d) Have a bunch of men running round hammering, drilling and sticking things to walls supervised by a woman, turning a perfectly acceptable room into something pink and chintzy in two hours
e) Quiz shows that have questions like, what comes next..1,2,3,(?)
f) Dramas with good looking actors playing doctors agonising over affairs with Irene Handl lookalikes
g) Have some ex-stockbrokers wife looking for a home in the Dordogne that has enough room for her 4 dogs, 3 hamsters and 22 crocodiles

Back to work on Monday...praise the Lord Harry

Originally Posted by Claytoner40 (Post 992724)

It's our fault We work hard for money to buy women hoovers and automatic washers to make their lives easy. We have made them lazy. Mine is too idle to even put a pair of stockings and suspenders for me now. We are going to hell in a hand cart with no way back

Originally Posted by maxthecollie (Post 992739)

we are being ripped off proper, having to pay for a tv licence. Let the BBC advertise and pay for its services

Originally Posted by Guinness (Post 992708)

So the BBC decide to remove all it's children's programs to Cbeebies based on viewing figures.

Read a blog the other day that said that the BBC was now basically a woman's channel.

I'm inclined to agree, been off sick this week and all that's on are programs that:-

a) Make cooking appear more difficult than it is
b) Get people to spend more on fuel and time than they make at an auction, or sell something they bought in 1955 for £5 for £30 who are told its a 'real deal' (Duh!, inflation, interest)
c) Have a bunch of females discussing things that they usually write on the ladies toilet walls
d) Have a bunch of men running round hammering, drilling and sticking things to walls supervised by a woman, turning a perfectly acceptable room into something pink and chintzy in two hours
e) Quiz shows that have questions like, what comes next..1,2,3,(?)
f) Dramas with good looking actors playing doctors agonising over affairs with Irene Handl lookalikes
g) Have some ex-stockbrokers wife looking for a home in the Dordogne that has enough room for her 4 dogs, 3 hamsters and 22 crocodiles

Back to work on Monday...praise the Lord Harry

Originally Posted by annesingleton (Post 992906)

When I was off work last month I got a bit addicted to Homes Under The Hammer to the extent I started to record it to watch when I got home from work when I went back to work - it's worn a bit thin now though! Daytime TV on the BBC is really dire - my partner was off work for 3 months last year after breaking his heel, and suddenly became an antiques expert! Not as bad as ITV though!