BBC4 Light - the most annoying programme ever?

Well may be not - but bloody close. Such casual inaccuracy was
astounding.

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"Martin Frey" wrote
Well may be not - but bloody close. Such casual inaccuracy was
astounding.

Never mind, eh? Most of the people on this group CERTAINLY COULD
learn a lot from the programme that is following it, and on right
now.


Martin
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Manchester, U.K. http://www.fleetie.demon.co.uk

"Fleetie" wrote:

"Martin Frey" wrote
Well may be not - but bloody close. Such casual inaccuracy was
astounding.

Never mind, eh? Most of the people on this group CERTAINLY COULD
learn a lot from the programme that is following it, and on right
now.

But luckily neither you nor I are watching it as we sit at out
computers preferring mispelled badly punctated rants...

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Martin Frey
http://www.hadastro.org.uk
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"Martin Frey" wrote
"Fleetie" wrote:

"Martin Frey" wrote
Well may be not - but bloody close. Such casual inaccuracy was
astounding.

Never mind, eh? Most of the people on this group CERTAINLY COULD
learn a lot from the programme that is following it, and on right
now.

But luckily neither you nor I are watching it as we sit at out
computers preferring mispelled badly punctated rants...

Well, you might think so, but in fact I watched all of it, though
admittedly and evidently, I did also type that message while it was on.


Martin
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M.A.Poyser Tel.: 07967 110890
Manchester, U.K. http://www.fleetie.demon.co.uk

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"Fleetie" wrote:

"Martin Frey" wrote
Well may be not - but bloody close. Such casual inaccuracy was
astounding.

Never mind, eh? Most of the people on this group CERTAINLY COULD
learn a lot from the programme that is following it, and on right
now.

But luckily neither you nor I are watching it as we sit at out
computers preferring mispelled badly punctated rants...


And even the cleverest spell checker can't catch a typo that's spelled
correctly :-)

And even the cleverest spell checker can't catch a typo that's spelled correctly :-)

Arf arf!

No, typos are forgivable in my opinion.

It's ok to be cack-handed. It's not ok to be **** at your own language. It's
even worse to be know it but not care!

(Here comes the flak! Incoming!)


Martin
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M.A.Poyser Tel.: 07967 110890
Manchester, U.K. http://www.fleetie.demon.co.uk

"Fleetie" wrote:

It's ok to be cack-handed. It's not ok to be **** at your own language. It's
even worse to be know it but not care!

lol thats so true its not funny lol i think the yoof these days r 2
much txting so they r 2 **** at words 2 no wot is k lol


Timlol
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This is not my signature.

But luckily neither you nor I are watching it as we sit at out
computers preferring mispelled badly punctated rants...

You want to puncture rats?

Anyone with a synopsis of the programme, I missed it.

Graeme

Martin Frey wrote:

Well may be not - but bloody close. Such casual inaccuracy was
astounding.

Considering that last weeks wasn't too bad. This one was dreadful.

Regards,
Martin Brown

gp.skinner wrote:

But luckily neither you nor I are watching it as we sit at out
computers preferring mispelled badly punctated rants...

You want to puncture rats?

Anyone with a synopsis of the programme, I missed it.

"Changing History" would be a fair synopsis. You didn't miss much.

Regards,
Martin Brown